Channel 5, FIFA controversy, knackered players, 63 games and Freed From Desire. The Club World Cup is going to be… something. Here’s what you need to know.
Beauty saw off The Beast as the Arteta question went unanswered vs PSG while an ‘arrogant’ Arsenal star was humbled and Partey showed exactly what they were missing (it’s not ...
Arne Slot is the Premier League manager of the season bar none, but where do the other 29 managers rank? Mikel Arteta is mid-table.
The actual Premier League table is pretty damning, but how did Arsenal get so far behind Liverpool? Like this…
Inter are through to the Champions League final after 210 minutes of utter madness against Barcelona. Where are we supposed to begin?
It is time to manifest a feasible set of results which culminate in Arsenal failing to qualify for the Champions League while watching rivals win trophies.
Arne Slot clearly does not trust Liverpool’s squad players, so we’ve done him a favour and reassigned eight Reds fringe stars to rival Premier League clubs.
With Trent Alexander-Arnold confirming his exit from Liverpool this summer, we look at the most valuable of all free transfers.
An impending Champions League exit combined with a possible Premier League implosion means heads should roll at Arsenal, with Mikel Arteta first.
Nottm Forest toiled away to survive at Crystal Palace to prove they have the stomach to topple Chelsea in the fight for the Champions League…
Here are the five best right-backs Liverpool could sign to replace Real Madrid-bound Trent Alexander-Arnold – who has confirmed he will leave the club.
Liverpool’s Trent Alexander-Arnold is off to Real Madrid. Naturally, we have picked the biggest free transfer departure for each Premier League club.
Mohamed Salah makes a rare appearance in the Premier League Worst XI and he is joined by two Liverpool teammates after their 3-1 defeat at Chelsea.
The Champions League race is alive with possibility, including Arsenal failing to qualify and Brentford reaching Europe after shaming Manchester United.
Harry Kane winning the Bundesliga means that there is a new man at the top of this list who may never be shifted.
Cole Palmer has scored at least one Premier League goal against every member of the Big Six, and might catch Eden Hazard soon.
Chelsea playmaker Cole Palmer ended his long goal drought, and deservedly so. This was his game, everyone else including Liverpool was just living in it.
Ruben Amorim named the youngest Manchester United starting XI in Premier League history to prepare for a crucial European game. How mid-2000s of him.
Brighton led for over an hour thanks to Yankuba Minteh’s strike as Newcastle looked toothless, but Alexander Isak’s penalty secured a massive point.
Brentford have never been lower than 16th in the Premier League and have scored more goals since their promotion than Man Utd. Thomas Frank is magic.
Chelsea vs Liverpool is a huge game for the Blues and comfortably the Premier League game of the weekend. Here’s our combined XI of the two sides…
PIF has reignited excitement among Newcastle United supporters with some outstanding and very shrewd signings. We have ranked all 18 of them…
Mikel Arteta named a strong team against Bournemouth in preparation for PSG but Arsenal’s confidence took another hit after a 2-1 loss.
Lamine Yamal notched up 100 games this week but football’s desire for more may add him to a long list of those who burnt out too soon.
Man Utd overpaid for most of their squad, and more than a few have depreciated in value since arriving at Old Trafford. Here’s the full breakdown…
It is unfair for Premier League clubs to compete in European competition against such financially inferior teams. Manchester United should be ashamed.
Ruben Amorim has added more transfer restrictions to the ‘strict rules’ put in place by Sir Jim Ratcliffe which will prevent many Manchester United signings.
Mikel Arteta may be among the favourites for the sack if Arsenal don’t win the Champions League, while the Eni Aluko and Rio Ferdinand discourse continues.
Harry Kane is going to win a trophy, but won’t actually be on the pitch, while Chelsea hope for a beach-bound Liverpool as the Champions League scramble continues.
Only the relegated three have less prize money to play for than Arsenal, whose bitter rivals have a massive difference between their best and worst pay-out.
Tottenham couldn’t resist a little bit of good old-fashioned Spursiness on what was nearly a perfect night against Bodo/Glimt in the Europa League.
Athletic Bilbao were bloody poor and the architects of their own downfall, but Manchester United deserve praise for ruthlessly capitalising to win 3-0.
We’re not saying Nottm Forest have been found out, or that any luck has run out – but we’re not surprised to see their Champions League dream fading.