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This collection of Premier League match highlights from March 21-22, 2015, reads like a chaotic symphony of goals and red cards. The weekend kicked off with Manchester City comfortably dispatching West Bromwich Albion 3-0, a game marred early by a red card for McAuley. Tottenham and Leicester City, however, delivered a thriller, a 4-3 victory for Spurs that saw multiple lead changes and an own goal. Meanwhile, Arsenal secured a tight 2-1 win over Newcastle, and Southampton did the same against Burnley, with an own goal proving decisive in the latter. The real drama unfolded on Sunday. Liverpool's highly anticipated clash against Manchester United was defined by a dramatic red card for Gerrard just after halftime, followed by a late Sturridge goal that couldn't salvage a 2-1 loss. Chelsea also faced a stern test, eventually edging Hull City 3-2 in a back-and-forth affair that featured an incredible triple save from Courtois. The weekend concluded with Everton narrowly beating QPR 2-1, showcasing a pattern of close contests and decisive late goals. The most striking aspect of these highlights is the sheer unpredictability and the fine margins that decided many matches. Games like Tottenham-Leicester and Hull-Chelsea were goal-fests, demonstrating offensive firepower but also defensive vulnerabilities. The frequency of red cards, like McAuley's in the second minute and Gerrard's at a crucial juncture, underscores how quickly momentum can shift in football. Own goals also played a significant, often unfortunate, role, directly impacting the final scorelines in multiple fixtures, such as the Tottenham-Leicester and Southampton-Burnley games.