The period before this recent international break was the best run Manchester United have had under Ruben Amorim. They are currently 5 games unbeaten, which included wins against Brighton, Liverpool and Sunderland, and a couple of draws against Nottingham Forest and Tottenham Hotspur. United's next 5 games are
After showing glimpses of promise last season and winning the Club World Cup over the summer, Chelsea looked to be in a strong position to be securely in the Champions League places this season and some fans even put the Blues as dark horses in the title race. Chelsea have
The story of this season so far has definitely been the prominence of set-pieces in Premier League matches. League leaders Arsenal have been dominant from set-pieces but other teams are starting to put more emphasis on them as their influence increases more and more. So is this going to be
After an emphatic 4-0 win against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League this week, the momentum is truly with Arsenal as they seek to win their first Premier League title in over 20 years. For the past few seasons, Arteta's team have challenged at the top but have
In an interview with The Times' "The Business Podcast", Sir Jim Ratcliffe said that he believes that Ruben Amorim "needs to demonstrate he is a great coach over three years". This has created a mixed reaction amongst Manchester United fans, with some willing to give
After back-to-back defeats in the past week, Liverpool are having a little struggle and the pressure is being heaped on £116 million man, Florian Wirtz. So far, Wirtz has struggled to make a meaningful impact for Liverpool, especially in Premier League games. This lack of impact has prompted the likes
Aston Villa have had a concerning start to the season, having only scored their first Premier League goal last weekend and seeing their Director of Football, Monchi, leave the club this week. Villa's transfer window was hampered by PSR, which led to some underwhelming transfer business including a
Ange Postecoglou is back managing in the Premier League after replacing Nuno Espirito Santo at Nottingham Forest. The former Spurs manager has already said that he doesn't have "anything to prove" but will he enforce the same gung-ho brand of football which ultimately lost him his
Fans can breathe easily now that the summer transfer window has closed. Altogether, Premier League clubs spent over £3 billion which was more than what the rest of the Top 5 European leagues spent combined. With this amount of money having been spent, you would expect that the amount of
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After losing the Europa League final in May, some Manchester United fans would have told you that there surely couldn't be a lower point for the club, but unfortunately there is. United crashed out of the Carabao Cup on Wednesday, losing to Grimsby Town on penalties after what
Despite winning at Old Trafford in their first game of the season, Arsenal's performance produced more questions than answers when it comes to their potential title credentials. The Gunners looked lethargic and uninspiring against Manchester United, and most players performed well under par. But now with the club
The Premier League is back! Liverpool kick off the new season on Friday night with a home match against Bournemouth and there's a mouthwatering tie on Sunday as Manchester United host Arsenal. Let's get into some early predictions for this season's Premier League! No
This summer transfer window has been nothing short of a disaster for Newcastle United. Benjamin Šeško is the latest high-profile player to opt against a move to Newcastle, and there is still the opportunity for Alexander Isak to leave the club with Liverpool having already had a bid rejected. With
Marcus Rashford's loan move to Barcelona was confirmed on Wednesday afternoon, and you couldn't find a happier person in football than the former Manchester United forward. Barcelona have attempted to sign Rashford in previous times, including during the last January transfer window but it's
On Thursday, it was reported that Manchester United have submitted their 3rd bid to Brentford to sign Bryan Mbeumo. This latest bid is reportedly worth £70 million including add-ons and it has been accepted by Brentford. Mbeumo had an exceptional season in 24/25, and United will be hoping that
Chelsea will face the all-conquering Paris Saint-Germain in the first Club World Cup final on Sunday, with around £100 million worth of prize money up for grabs. PSG have steam rolled almost every team they've faced so far (except Botafogo) and will be hoping to add a fourth
Having won the Premier League last season, Liverpool have already made a massive statement this summer by spending over £200 million already. They've brought in Jeremie Frimpong, Florian Wirtz and Milos Kerkez and are still looking to conduct more business. The likes of Jarrell Quansah and Darwin Nuñez
Almost a week on from the start of the inaugural FIFA Club World Cup, there hasn't been much to talk about for football fans. Matches have been stale, attendances are low and people just don't seem interested - yet. Whilst there is an expectation that interest
The 24/25 season was disappointing by Man City's recent standards. The former Premier League champions finished in 3rd place after a tumultuous season, which saw them go on a run of 5 consecutive losses at one point. City spent significantly in the January transfer window and have
Before the 24/25 season ended, the expectation was that many clubs would be aiming to bring in a top-class striker to bolster their goalscoring capabilities for next season. The likes of Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United have all been linked with signing strikers this summer, and Chelsea have already
Paris Saint Germain face Inter Milan in the Champions League final in Munich on Saturday night. Both teams have played UCL finals in recent years, with Inter being beaten by Manchester City in 2023 and PSG being beaten by Bayern Munich in 2020. But who can learn from the mistakes
