Premier League • England
Only one Premier League team is yet to drop any points after taking the lead this season. Manchester City have given up leads in their last three outings…
With the Premier League campaign now 14 matches deep, we have some big statistics for you to indulge in. We have the leaders across 19 metrics.
We have a midweek full of Premier League action, so we are taking on Robbie Savage, TEAMtalk, Tipstrr and Planet Sport again. Here we go…
Paul Heckingbottom has finally become the first manager to lose his job, leaving Steve Cooper and Erik ten Hag to squabble over top spot.
Paul Heckingbottom had to go, but Sheffield United have chewed up two six-pointers and now the new manager faces a nightmare start to an impossible job.
Sheffield United owner Prince Abdullah has announced the return of Chris Wilder as manager, who replaces the sacked Paul Heckingbottom.
We wait to see if Man Utd’s players recognise how big their midweek clash with Chelsea actually is. It’s significant for Villa, Gordon and Wilder too.
Vincent Kompany and Ange Postecoglou had their faith rewarded, while Paul Heckingbottom, Manchester United and Nottingham Forest paid for their mistakes.
Anthony Martial is one of two Manchester United players in the Premier League’s weekend’s worst XI, which features only four Sheffield United let-downs…
Premier League giants Arsenal will host rivals Liverpool in a blockbuster third-round FA Cup tie next month, while there will also be a Tyne-Wear derby.
Neither Jurgen Klopp or Roberto De Zerbi can whine about the festive programme this year, but Mauricio Pochettino and Gary O’Neil might be entitled to feel aggrieved…
Arsenal have been different this season, but their win over Wolves sparked memories of last term’s rip-roaring Gunners. While at Burnley, Sheffield United started as they apparently meant to go ...
Burnley thumped Sheffield United in a 5-0 victory, securing their first home win of the season and leapfrogging the Blades, who are staring relegation in the face.
Here are our Premier League predictions for gameweek 14 as we take on Robbie Savage, who has backed Manchester City to hammer Tottenham…
Paul Heckingbottom insists it is “irrelevant” to ponder the impact Sander Berge could have made for Sheffield United.
In a desperate attempt to win back fans after our over-rated version, here is the most under-rated player at each Premier League club.
This has been the season of the injury crisis but Newcastle and Spurs are taking the joke too far, with Liverpool and Arsenal both roughly mid-table.
The rules are simple here; it’s the regular (eight Premier League starts or more) who has the lowest ranking so far this season.
Centre-forwards look likely to be most in-demand in January, with Man Utd, Chelsea and Newcastle all in need. Here’s what every Premier League club needs most in the next transfer ...
We’ve got a nifty new tables tab on the site and we got lost in them for an hour or two. Here’s some interesting stuff we found, including Man City ...
Spurs are the new plaything of Sky Sports and TNT but Arsenal top them in a TV table too, with Manchester United ahead of Manchester City and Liverpool.
Congratulations go to Alejandro Garnacho for scoring the second best goal of the weekend. There’s kind words for Mikel Arteta and Rob Edwards, while Big Ange and Chelsea need a ...
Sheffield United have launched an investigation into an alleged racist incident in Saturday’s 3-1 defeat to Bournemouth at Bramall Lane.
We have picked a player for every Premier League club who has performed at an unexpectedly high level this season, much to the delight of their managers.
A brace from Marcus Tavernier helped Bournemouth cruise to a 3-1 victory against Sheffield United to make it three wins from four Premier League games.
Another international break has come to an end, so we are back with our Premier League predictions, taking on Robbie Savage once again.
The top two usher in the return of the Premier League at a ridiculous time, while Everton fans prepare to vent their spleens. Also: Aaron Ramsdale prepares to dirty his ...
Here’s every Premier League player on international duty in November and how they got on. Results, goals, assists, and minutes played, mainly.
Simple qualification rules. Zero full international caps. Can have been in squads and even on the bench. Unless they’ve got a cap, they’re eligible.
We’ve been nice to everyone about their best transfer decision of the year, so it’s time to get back on brand and have a pop at the mistakes. That’s better.
