
F365’s Famous Friday Quiz: Where are 2024/25 Premier League GW1 players now?
This week’s Famous F365 Friday Quiz tests your knowledge of players who appeared on matchday one of the Premier League but have since moved elsewhere.
This week’s Famous F365 Friday Quiz tests your knowledge of players who appeared on matchday one of the Premier League but have since moved elsewhere.
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.
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.
Everton threw away a two-goal lead at home to relegated Ipswich to draw 2-2 at Goodison Park, while Leicester beat Southampton 2-0 at home.
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.
There have been six Premier League managerial changes this season, ranging from the disastrous to the magical. Where do Man Utd figure?
Would even winning the Europa League save Ange Postecoglou now? And can Leicester be bothered to bin Ruud van Nistelrooy before summer?
Liverpool should not have had a free run at Alexis Mac Allister. Chelsea will probably try to sell their best defender again. And Graham Potter is furious.
Leeds United could do worse than sign these six stars from Ipswich Town, Leicester City and Southampton ahead of their Premier League return…
Even Matheus Cunha can’t flop at Manchester United… right? He is ridiculously good and Wolves have won six in a row. It’s F365’s 3pm Blackout…
Your only job today: identify these 20 FA Cup semi-final goalscorers since 2000. Sounds much simpler than it is…
We are picking one player for each Premier League club to re-sign. Harry Kane to Tottenham is a no-brainer…
What happens if the promoted teams all get relegated again next time? Would it be time for the Premier League to take drastic measures?
Respected journalist David Ornstein ruled out one signing for Manchester United when discussing their summer transfer priorities.
Somebody needs to tell Eberechi Eze to stop taking free-kicks, while Man City have a couple of dud shooting blanks.
Niclas Fullkrug deserves better than to be given the captaincy of a West Ham ship sinking under Graham Potter. Aston Villa show ‘anger’ can be used right.
Nottingham Forest could be out of the top five by the time they host Spurs on Monday after Manchester City beat Everton. Here’s the F365 Blackout…
Here is one player per Premier League club who have made a ‘like a new signing’ impact in 2024/25, from Jurrien Timber to Amad Diallo.
Gary Neville has identified a problem with the Premier League that could make it impossible for promoted clubs to stay up.
Ally McCoist has backed Aaron Ramsdale to sign for Manchester United, as he does not feel Andre Onana is “of the class” the club “need” going forward.
Chelsea are enduring a rotten run in the Premier League but they’ve claimed the agent fees title for the second year on the bounce. Carefree, wherever you may be…
Chelsea have arranged six future transfers worth £143.6m for five teenagers and a 20-year-old because they really cannot help themselves at this stage.
Robbie Savage picks some familiar losers before both Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur face season-defining matches this week…
Vitor Pereira has done as much to embarrass Ruben Amorim as Manchester United have, while Ange Postecoglou is gone and Newcastle did Eddie Howe proud.
Man Utd have only two representatives in the Premier League worst XI of the weekend, but Spurs – who were smashed by Wolves – have three.
After Man City beat Crystal Palace, Nottingham Forest, Brighton and Aston Villa all had favourable fixtures at 3pm. Here is the F365 Blackout…
Like a tricky Eastern European away trip behind the Iron Curtain, this is tough test: 20 questions on every Premier League club’s biggest European night…
The three promoted clubs are almost certainly heading back down for the second consecutive time as the Premier League rift grows. Forest figured it out.
Manchester United are reporedly keen on bringing Southampton midfielder Tyler Dibling to the club in the summer.
Using WhoScored average match ratings, these are the ten worst Premier League signings of the season. Only one ‘Big Six’ buy makes the cut.