
Liverpool top Premier League winners, forcing hamstrung Arsenal onto losers list
Liverpool edge ever closer to the title, Nottingham Forest stubbornly refuse to regress to the mean, significant moves in the Champions League chase.
Liverpool edge ever closer to the title, Nottingham Forest stubbornly refuse to regress to the mean, significant moves in the Champions League chase.
With even Spurs occasionally winning some games now, it’s really very possible this season’s Sack Race may have already seen its final faller.
Man Utd man tops the 10 busiest outfield players in the Premier League this season ranked by minutes played.
Liverpool will win the Premier League. But when? What’s the earliest scenario? What’s the funniest scenario? And what if they don’t?
Everyone else may have assumed the title race was over, but Liverpool didn’t look or play like a team that thinks the job is already done.
The end of this season threatens to be rather short on excitement. But don’t despair! We’ve thought of five whole ways to save it from itself.
We’re detecting a bit of sniffiness from Arsenal fans about the idea of signing Viktor Gyokeres. And we’re here to sniff at sniffiness.
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.
We’ve done 10 reasons why this Premier League season was sh*t so in the interest of fairness we’ve tried to find 10 reasons why it isn’t.
Nottingham Forest winning on penalties was predictable, but the same could be said of almost nothing that led us to that point at Brighton.
Club football is back! Hurrah! But the Premier League isn’t! Boo! But that’s because it’s FA Cup quarter-final weekend! Hurrah!
Erling Haaland has been a Premier League player for two-and-a-half seasons but has already outscored a legion of legends.
A timely reminder that Myles Lewis-Skelly has come from nowhere to establish himself as an England starter. The Thomas Tuchel vision is taking shape.
Aston Villa will have an abnormally large say in the rest of the Premier League season but Liverpool and some Man City FFP madness may still dictate plenty.
Harry Kane having 71 England goals would indicate that he’s good. That won’t do, so here’s how none of those goals actually count.
Thomas Tuchel is trying to very quickly build an England team to beat the very best but can for now only test it out against… not the very best.
Are you really a world-record holder if you have to lower yourself to counting goals scored against Scotland? Cristiano Ronaldo is an embarrassing fraud.
The international break makes fools of us all. We’ve come up with new winners for every single Man City success since 2008 when FFP destroys them.
Starting to look like Ange Postecoglou might only be capable of making Spurs more Spurs than ever. So who might be next for the dreaded managerial job?
Mo Salah will surely mark his last season in the Premier League with his third PFA Player of the Year award.
We’re all familiar with one-cap wonders, but what about the poor sods who make it as far as an England squad but never get a cap? There’s a lot of ...
There are 16 active, non-retired players who are currently also members of the England One-Cap Wonder Club. Who are bound to stay there?
Tottenham are rock-bottom of the Premier League mood rankings but could replace Newcastle in top spot at the end of the season.
Has this Arsenal season been any good? To quote Tim Lovejoy (not that one): short answer ‘yes’ with an ‘if’; long answer ‘no’ with a ‘but’.
So then, the 2024/25 Premier League. Been an absolute washout, hasn’t it? Dreadful season. Here’s just 10 of the several million reasons why.
Liverpool have demolished the Premier League this season, but does it feel like the start of an all-conquering era? Not really.
Half of Man United’s Premier League wins this season have come against three historically bad soon-to-be-relegated clubs. It’s not ideal.
Newcastle have won a trophy. This is not a drill. Newcastle have won a trophy. Newcastle were great at Wembley, while Liverpool were rotten.
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.
Spurs didn’t do it the easy way, because of course they didn’t, but they are in the Europa League quarter-finals and their season lives on.