England star in-waiting Morgan Rogers was sensational as Aston Villa avoided a banana skin and earned a statement victory in their Champions League bow…
Wolves have six points from a possible 42 since Gary O’Neil was linked with Old Trafford. Does the Manchester United manager curse know no bounds? Also, how on earth are ...
Arsenal were rubbish but that’s fine because Mikel Arteta’s brilliance meant the NLD was never in doubt. Let the Ange Postecoglou sack talk commence.
Eddie Howe is the positive face of Newcastle. Paul Mitchell is seen as the grump who wants to bring his happy-go-lucky colleague down. And he has the power.
Arsenal, Arsenal, Arsenal. That’s been the build-up to Sunday’s North London Derby which, last we checked, involved two sides.
Some people will genuinely view this season solely through the prism of how Jadon Sancho performs for Chelsea. And Manchester United lost the first battle.
Everton cannot be protected from themselves at this stage, but the ridiculousness of their collapse against Aston Villa was impressive even for them.
Liverpool had as many yellow cards as shots in the 18 minutes plus stoppage-time when trailing to Nottingham Forest; oh how they need an Erling Haaland.
This was not a victory for Erik ten Hag and his methods but a victory for Man Utd and a collection of talented attacking individuals.
Interim England boss Lee Carsley has let them off the leash as mistakes made by Gareth Southgate are exposed and his permanent appointment is now a formality…
Harry Kane is about to win his 100th England cap but how many more can he win playing so ponderously? And who replaces him anyway?
If Declan Rice doesn’t celebrate goals, he can’t expect to play for England. Turns out muted celebrations are our ‘not singing the national anthem’.
A ‘civil war’ has broken out at Chelsea to create a Sophie’s choice for the fans. Are you Team Boehly or Team Eghbali? Is there a secret third option?
There is no excuse for the ridiculous Champions League ticket prices at Aston Villa and if anyone mentions PSR again we’re going to scream.
Arne Slot humiliated Erik ten Hag, who should have walked away from Man Utd after an embarrassing summer. Ryan Gravenberch was slightly better than Casemiro.
It was always going to be tough for the next Liverpool coach to leave their own tactical imprint, but Arne Slot has found a way to move on from Jurgen ...
Ange Postecoglou’s side were too tentative at first and then too reckless at the end as Newcastle showed Tottenham how to strike the balance best.
The Major Indoor Soccer League ran for only 14 years but it has a legacy which took in goals, soap opera whodunnit screenings and a Messi-like superstar.
Erling Haaland has scored seven goals already this season, more on his own than every other team in the Premier League. It is all quite mad.
Arsenal played not to lose from a winning position following a controversial red card for Declan Rice against Brighton. It worked, we guess…
Chelsea’s ridiculousness shows no sign of slowing down, while Newcastle and Liverpool are among those not to get done what they wanted to get done.
Man United remain a long way from being back, but ignore all the other nonsense it does look on paper like a very decent transfer window. Same for West Ham. ...
Manuel Ugarte is a sensible signing for a sensible price by Manchester United; comparisons with Rodri are an absolute nonsense.
Chelsea have been crying out for a striker and one of the best in world football is available. Now is not the time to show restraint. Go get Victor Osimhen.
Liverpool may say it’s ‘opportunistic’ but even at £12.6m Federico Chiesa feels less like astute signing than one that pangs of desperation.
Leandro Trossard wants to start games for Arsenal, but maybe the best way for him to shine and deliver a Premier League title is from the bench.
There is a reasonable case to be made that few, if any, athletes past or present have etched a legacy as grand as Mia Hamm’s.
Erik ten Hag was given more time and seemingly more license this summer to mould Manchester United into his shape. And yet…
Liverpool were comfy winners of Arne Slot’s first home Premier League game and any fears of a post-Klopp downturn already look misplaced.
Bournemouth thought they’d snatched a late win against Newcastle before we all learned in real time that ‘factual handball’ is now a thing.
Arsenal learned not only from their losses to Aston Villa but another setback in their title disappointment. They are good and Sir Alex Ferguson will worry.
Mason Mount was sacrificed as Man Utd’s best player and Matthijs de Ligt did an excellent Harry Maguire impression. There’s one impossible conundrum and one easy fix for Erik ten ...
When Man Utd look a whole lot more sensible than you, you know things are messy. Chelsea fans will wish they got Sir Jim Ratcliffe, not Todd Boehly.