Premier League • England
Remember when everyone was reserving judgement on Arne Slot until Liverpool had beaten a Proper Team? Well, we’re still waiting. Here’s why all of the 17 teams they’ve beaten don’t ...
Ten Hag and Cooper have gone, but the Sack Race moves on regardless. Russell Martin is favourite, but Pep is on the move…
The 2024/25 Premier League season is in full swing and we have some lovely statistics for you to enjoy. Here are the leading players across 29 metrics.
Only Newcastle and West Ham get more minutes out of their best-paid player than Liverpool, whose Mo Salah panic is overshadowing problems at six other clubs.
Twenty-three clubs from 10 different nations have won the Champions League or European Cup. You’ve got 365 seconds to name them all…
Arsenal and Newcastle United are ready to battle for the signing of Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo, according to reports.
Andre Onana has edged ahead of his rivals as the best in the Premier League after that performance v Ipswich Town.
Robbie Savage reckons Tottenham turned in one of the best away performances in Premier League history, but the ex-Leicester midfielder takes issue with his old club…
Ruben Amorim is a Premier League winner. Hear us out. There is praise for Ange Postecoglou and Gary O’Neil but Man City, Steve Cooper and Sean Dyche get it.
Four Manchester City stars make it into the Premier League’s worst XI for matchday 12 after their shambolic performance against Tottenham Hotspur.
Liverpool are top of the Premier League and have two players in the Premier League XI of the season so far. But one of them isn’t Mo Salah.
It’s business as usual for Arsenal now Martin Odegaard is back while the prospective new Everton owner tuts at Sean Dyche and Brighton win ugly.
Mikel Arteta can do better but Julen Lopetegui may be sacked for his reluctance to use youth. Ruben Amorim has inherited solid foundations from Erik ten Hag.
If you were to have an argument with a pal about every Premier League club – short of the most obvious things like ‘are Liverpool going to win the title?’ ...
Ruben Amorim will face Ipswich in his first game as a manager in England, much like Arne Slot. The Liverpool coach had a better start than most.
Arsenal want to repeat their Odegaard trick with Arda Guler. What if every club just did their best signing again? 140 Premier League goals incoming for Fleetwood’s Ronan Coughlan.
There are back-up keepers but also a record transfer and a Manchester United jewel among the Premier League summer signings we have still yet to see debut.
What would the fans of each Premier League club have at the top of their Christmas wishlist? West Ham’s want Lopetegui out while Spurs’ just want to beat Man Utd.
Aston Villa owner Nassef Sawiris has explained why he has sided with Man City and will vote against the Premier League’s associated party transaction (APT) proposal.
We take a look at where every Premier League manager stands with their deal, with Pep Guardiola now leaving the Sean Dyche Club.
It’s been a monumental cock-up at Liverpool but they’re not the only ones who face losing star players for nowt. Man Utd need to act fast too.
Ruben Amorim has not managed a Premier League game yet but we are already giddy. But then he is following the man at 22)
A total of 51 clubs have played Premier League football since 1992-93. You’ve got 365 seconds to name as many as you can…
We’ve selected ten Premier League players from the Small 12 who have surely turned Big Eight heads through their displays so far this season.
Chelsea have made offers for two players worth £66.7m as they look to sign a forward in the January transfer window, according to reports.
Brighton are doing even better than we think, Tottenham are doing worse and Wolves are more Arsenal than Arsenal. Here are 16 Conclusions on the soon-to-be-famous F365 Tables.
According to reports, Manchester City head coach Pep Guardiola has ‘asked’ the Premier League holders to sign two new defenders next year.
Liverpool and Brighton take top winner honours, while it should take about 0.3 seconds to realise which dafties are getting both barrels in the losers.
Forget the league table, it’s all about the Premier League net spend table. And Chelsea, Man Utd, Arsenal and Tottenham are ahead of the other 16.
With Coventry City’s brutal sacking of Mark Robins removing him from the longest-serving Football League managers list, which of the top ten will leave their clubs next?
