Liverpool's glory days now a distant memory
Liverpool have now lost four Premier League matches in a row for the first time since the injury-ravaged collapse of 2021, and this sequence carries a different kind of dread.
Liverpool have now lost four Premier League matches in a row for the first time since the injury-ravaged collapse of 2021, and this sequence carries a different kind of dread.
One Saturday in September became a piece of league history when eight stoppage-time goals went in across the fixtures, a new Premier League record for a single day.
A 4-2 victory over Brighton, powered by a brace from Bryan Mbeumo plus goals from Matheus Cunha and Casemiro, gave United a third straight triumph and, crucially, the momentum the coach said had been missing.
Postecoglou was sacked just minutes after Saturday's 3-0 loss to Chelsea, making him the shortest-serving permanent manager in Premier League history.
Dyche is the main contender to become the next Forest head coach, following the sacking of Ange Postecoglou, and the Premier League club hope to conclude a deal on Monday.
The champions have lost just one of their past 14 Premier League meetings against United but have suffered three straight defeats in all competitions, with Arsenal now top of the pile.
A week ago all seemed to be going to plan for defending champions Liverpool, who boasted a perfect record of seven wins from as many games in the Premier League, Champions League and League Cup.
Nketiah produced a composed finish in a packed penalty area with almost the last kick of the game. Victory takes Palace up to second and within three points of Liverpool at the top of the table.
Liverpool have got off to a flyer with seven straight wins in all competitions, but the Premier League leaders will face a stern examination at Selhurst Park.
At the end of it all, Liverpool extended their lead at the top to five points already with just a few weeks into the season. Will they walk to the title again?
Isak scored 23 goals for Newcastle last term and is considered one of the hottest strikers in the Premier League and all of Europe
Kepa is expected to act as back-up to established Arsenal No 1 David Raya.
The hapless 48-year-old Dutchman oversaw 19 defeats and managed just five wins from his 27 matches in charge of the East Midlands club last season, the worst record of all managers in the top flight last season during his spell.
The 18-year-old's previous deal was due to expire in 2026 but Arsenal have moved quickly to tie him down.
Kerkez, a Hungary international is more than happy to join a club of Liverpool's status.
The Premier League side brought in several players ahead of the Club World Cup, leaving Guardiola with a large squad, which he says will have to be trimmed for the sake of easier squad management.
The 33-year-old Egypt star played a key role in Liverpool's Premier League title triumph last season with 29 goals and 18 assists.
The 21-year-old defender, who is Serbian by orientation but represents Hungary, is set to become Arne Slot's latest signing of the window.
The campaign kicks off on Friday 15 August as Liverpool welcome Bournemouth under the Anfield lights.
Frank brings a wealth of experience after seven successful years at Brentford, where he secured promotion in 2021 and consistently led the team to top-half Premier League finishes.
Rennie officiated more than 300 games between 1997 and 2008, including 175 Premier League matches.
Mohamed Salah capped off a brilliant season with his 29th league goal in Liverpool's 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace.
Champions Liverpool will lift the Premier League trophy this afternoon following their encounter with FA Cup winners Crystal Palace.
Gravenberch started all 34 of Liverpool’s league matches before they clinched the Premier League title with four games to spare.
Salah’s stellar performance this term includes 28 goals and 18 assists, topping the league in both categories.
A number of Man City's senior players were not included in the squad for Tuesday's 3-1 win against Bournemouth and Guardiola says he is unhappy at leaving so many players out.
The Gunners are second in the Premier League table on 68 points but are still not quite guaranteed a top-five finish.
Traditionally, the FA Cup winner secures one of England's two UEFA Europa League (UEL) spots.