
Big Midweek: Arsenal in Madrid, Amorim and Man Utd’s ‘focus’, Ange faces sack, Nkunku
Strap in for another Big Midweek as Arsenal look to avoid a collapse bottlejob at the Bernabeu and Ange Postecoglou looks to keep himself employed.
Strap in for another Big Midweek as Arsenal look to avoid a collapse bottlejob at the Bernabeu and Ange Postecoglou looks to keep himself employed.
About time Mo Salah showed Liverpool he deserves that new contract, while we’re genuinely fascinated to see how Arsenal follow *that* night at the Emirates.
Can Arsenal overcome Real Madrid and does Bruno Fernandes have what it takes to keep carrying Manchester United? Strap in for a Big Midweek…
A Manchester derby headlines a Big Weekend also crammed full of European pointers for both this season and next.
To our enormous relief it really is a Big Midweek after the interlull and FA Cup quarter-finals. We will never complain about the Premier League again.
The end of the international break means we’re now into the final stretch, and there’s a few players, managers and clubs with points to prove and work to do
Club football is back! Hurrah! But the Premier League isn’t! Boo! But that’s because it’s FA Cup quarter-final weekend! Hurrah!
This weekend features the last significant game of Liverpool’s season and one Arsenal would like to be the last significant game of their league season.
Some of last week’s last-16 first legs across Europe rendered this week’s returns very tiny. But plenty are now season-definingly massive.
Manchester United v Arsenal may not be the fixture it once was, but it’s still a worthy headliner on a big weekend for Marco Asensio and Andoni Iraola.
It’s taken an eternity to get here, but the Champions, Europa and Conference Leagues have now all reached a point of familiarity. It’s the last 16.
It’s FA Cup fifth-round weekend and, with plenty of big clubs missing, there’s a chance for someone to make an unlikely run like Man Utd last year.
An absolutely cracking set of midweek Premier League fixtures to enjoy this week, with several games looking well worth your time.
Proper Big Weekend, this, with lots of lovely games and narrative out the wazoo. But there’s no doubt about the Manchester City v Liverpool headliner.
FA Cup weekends just hit different and there’s lots to like about the fourth-round offerings this weekend, with a top-of-the-table Madrid derby as a bonus.
A proper Super Sunday treat, plus the chance to find out exactly where the heads of Ollie Watkins and Ange Postecoglou are currently located.
Plenty at stake for plenty of English sides as the Champions League and Europa League group stages come to a head. Manchester City have to win…
A game that Manchester City and Chelsea may have hoped would be a title clash but which is now about Champions League qualification tops this weekend’s bill.
The Champions League is back and Manchester City and Darwin Nunez need to continue where they left off, while Arsenal need to rediscover themselves.
Not really that big, as it goes. More of a Medium Weekend. But we’ve still got weary Arsenal v weary Villa on Saturday evening, which should be adequate.
A full midweek programme of Barclays on the back of a magic-littered FA Cup weekend? Truly the fixture overlords spoil us with this fattening feast.
It’s FA Cup third-round weekend, and it’s a lovely looking set of games with an early clash for the competitions’ two most successful clubs the standout.
Couple of belting Premier League games on the list this weekend, while elsewhere there are derbies in two of the world’s great spots: Rome, and East Lancs.
We can’t wait to see who Ange Postecoglou plays at centre-back against Wolves, or indeed if he’ll even bother, while unlikely Champions League chasers clash on a Big Sunday.
Are we taking Ruben Amorim at his word that he will put Marcus Rashford’s intention to depart to one side? With every game televised, there’s loads to go at
The Premier League leaders are secondary as the world waits to see which Tottenham shows up against Liverpool. Pep Guardiola can focus on his own stuff.
A Manchester derby between a pair of deeply vulnerable giants headlines another bumper weekend full of potential Premier League nonsense.
It’s damn near non-stop Barclays right now, with the midweek round barely finished before we’re straight into the weekend with the Merseyside derby.
Ruben Amorim could be dealt a harsh dose of reality against Arsenal as we wonder what’s worse than a crisis as Man City welcome Nottingham Forest.
Can we officially rule Manchester City out of the title race if they come a(nother) cropper at Anfield on Sunday? Feels naughty even to think it.