
Spurs top scorers against the Big Six: Kulusevski catches Bale with Eriksen next in sights
Dejan Kulusevski is the second-highest scorer in Premier League games against the Big Six of all current Spurs players. Heung-min Son has a decent lead.
Dejan Kulusevski is the second-highest scorer in Premier League games against the Big Six of all current Spurs players. Heung-min Son has a decent lead.
Ange Postecoglou has been failed by those above and below him at Spurs but his position is untenable as Mikel Arteta and Arsenal made their transfer point.
Pep Guardiola is as likely to rant at you for making Juan Mata and Manchester United mad as he is to become enraged at an opponent for not attacking enough.
The mood at Liverpool is weirdly negative considering THE QUADRUPLE is still on. Things could get a whole lot worse with an awful January transfer window.
Chelsea have two teenage South American forwards lined up, Tottenham will welcome a new giant centre-half soon and Dortmund have a summer 2026 deal sorted.
Arsenal, Nottingham Forest, Manchester City, Chelsea and Newcastle can all spark life into the title race with January transfers but Liverpool hold the key.
The FA Cup third round provided a chance for Premier League teams to test their squads. An Arsenal signing and one entire side was among those to mess up.
A defeat to Pep Guardiola is exactly as lethal to the job security of a Premier League manager as a loss to Avram Grant or Alan Curbishley.
Manchester City forwards Erling Haaland and Phil Foden have both claimed their first Premier League manager scalp after West Ham parted with Julen Lopetegui.
Manchester United are not the only club regretting a summer signing but theirs is certainly the most expensive of all mistakes to be rectified in January.
Julen Lopetegui might be more furious with the ‘shocking’ actions of Edson Alvarez than Vladimir Coufal getting an unlucky touch in his last West Ham game.
Mikel Arteta has almost exactly the same career spend as Sir Alex Ferguson, just with slightly fewer trophies. Arsenal should take a look at Claudio Ranieri.
Amad and Lisandro Martinez are both among the highest scorers in Premier League games against the Big Six in the current Manchester United squad.
Mo Salah is nearly the leader for Premier League goals against every Big Six team for Liverpool, while Cody Gakpo has overtaken Raheem Sterling.
Nottingham Forest are channelling the Leicester miracle so must now copy their January transfer window, which is bad for Pep Guardola and a record signing.
If Julen Lopetegui finally is sacked by West Ham then four players in particular should be ashamed at their final performances under the Spaniard.
Trent Alexander-Arnold was atrocious for Liverpool and Bruno Fernandes frustrated yet again for Manchester United. Ruben Amorim is right to be ‘mad’.
Mikel Arteta’s increasing desperation to furnish his faltering Arsenal side with another forward in January does not make such a move any likelier at all.
Mikel Arteta has discussed the ‘reality’ facing Arsenal in the January transfer window as they continue to be linked with signing multiple forwards.
Pep Guardiola is planning a £120m January transfer binge after privately admitting a Manchester City summer mistake and identifying ‘four areas of concern’.
Mikel Arteta and Thomas Tuchel could be in for some awkward meetings in the comings months as Arsenal look to ‘protect’ one of their England internationals.
Jamie Carragher has blasted Manchester United co-owners Sir Jim Ratcliffe and INEOS for their baffling decisions which have left Ruben Amorim vulnerable.
Manchester United are exploring a possible solution to their ongoing Marcus Rashford problem with a ‘stunning’ January swap deal involving a Chelsea target.
Mykhaylo Mudryk might claim the crown for Chelsea in years to come but it will take some doing for Manchester United to make a worse January signing.
Spurs replacing Ange Postecoglou with a Premier League coach, Trent Alexander-Arnold leaving Liverpool and Manchester United going down is in store for 2025.
The final months of Erik ten Hag at Manchester United could be seen coming from a mile off but Mo Salah and Mikel Arteta’s 2024s were less predictable.
Manchester United have somehow managed to only get one player into the worst XI of the Premier League matchweek. They can thank West Ham for that.
The packed schedule over the festive period calls for creative solutions, like asking Christian Eriksen to face a Joelinton-Guimaraes-Tonali midfield.
Mo Salah embarked on a run of stupid form which dragged him into the top assisters conversation for 2024. But there was a runaway leader in Europe.
Julen Lopetegui and Sean Dyche are in a compelling sack race behind Ange Postecoglou, who needs more from Heung-min Son. Liverpool and Forest are thriving.