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Cheeky PuntCheeky Punt: Harry Kane to score (or at least claim he has)
Harry Kane knows where 2Pac is, and will bag against Man City. Bobby Firmino is scoring too.
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GossipGossip: Man United battle Spurs for £65m defensive pair
Don't get too excited, Man United or Spurs fans. Both are English, and one is still uncapped.
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F365 FeaturesPremier League strugglers yet to learn he who dares wins
Just as wild deer run away when threatened, Premier League managers invert the pyramid. Why?
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Winners & LosersPremier League winners and losers
Joe Hart top of the winners? What madness is this? What witchcraft?
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F365 FeaturesMan United pair join Welbeck in F365’s team of the week
Crystal Palace have as many players as Man United in the team of the week. So that's something.
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Planet FootballWatch: Tempers flare as Arsenal and Saints men sent off
There was plenty of drama as Arsenal and Southampton played out a five-goal thriller.
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F365 FeaturesSeven other great Premier League comebacks
Roy Keane, Cheick Tiote, Luis Suarez and, erm... Colin Cameron...
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NewsArsenal 3-2 Southampton: Welbz doublez up
A much-changed Arsenal side weren't convincing but secured a third straight Premier League win thanks to Danny Welbeck.
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NewsHughes already threatening to ‘lessen the talent’
Because everybody knows that you don't survive through 'talent'. It's Arsenal next.
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Cheeky PuntCheeky Punt: Man City to beat Man United by two or more
Man City are winning the title in style, Tottenham and Arsenal are winning, and Liverpool are scoring.
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NewsTottenham’s Levy highest paid director in the PL – report
Club accounts reportedly showed Levy took an income of over £6m for the year ending 30 June 2017.
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GossipGossip: Moyes to stay on, Ghoulam to Man United
Moyesy is West Ham's long-term option. Ghoulam is Man United's left-back option.
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NewsFA reveal Liverpool are biggest spenders on agents’ fees
Premier League side Liverpool spent £26.7million on fees for intermediaries and agents in 12 months.
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F365 SaysF365 Says: Is this finally no country for old men?
Is this the season that the status quo of British football management changed? If so, praise be...
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