English Premier League

Memorable team-mate bust-ups after Gueye red card

Here are some of the most notorious and unforgettable intra-squad clashes that have boiled over on the pitch.

Gueye sent off after teammate clash as Moyes shrugs

Keane twice pushed Gueye away; the Senegal midfielder then struck Keane across the face with an open hand. Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford intervened, but referee Tony Harrington did not hesitate, a straight red for violent conduct, a decision later upheld by VAR as a clear strike to the face.

Eze’s special day lights up north London

The England international produced his first senior hat-trick, the first in a north London derby since 1978, and did so with the kind of swagger that will be replayed for years.

Spurs humiliated in north London derby as Frank, Vicario apologise

Arsenal’s clinical display produced a 4-1 scoreline that matched Tottenham’s joint-heaviest Premier League defeat to their neighbours.

Match-day mirror: Jérémy Doku vs Eden Hazard

Hazard’s artistry often leaned on theatrical single moments of magic; Doku’s performance married that flair to relentless work‑rate in duels and a sharper statistical footprint.

Fulham move to tie Marco Silva down with fresh contract

The board’s offer signals a clear vote of confidence and a push to keep the Portuguese coach’s project at Craven Cottage beyond the four years he’s already spent reshaping the club.

Manchester United’s reset: Cut the wage bill, rebuild the midfield

With Casemiro, Harry Maguire and Jadon Sancho all edging toward contract expiries and Marcus Rashford widely expected to make his Barcelona loan permanent, the club stands to shave roughly £1 million a week from its wage bill.

Premier League teams that will lose most players to AFCON 2025

The Black Cats will part with Morocco winger Chemsdine Talbi, Senegal midfielder Habib Diarra, Mozambique full-back Reinildo, Ivory Coast winger Simon Adingra, Burkina Faso forward Bertrand Traoré, and DR Congo duo Arthur Masuaku and Noah Sadiki.

Haaland's rampage leaves rivals chasing shadows

Across 11 Premier League matches and 948 minutes, he has scored 14 goals; stretch that to all competitions and he’s on 28 in 18 for Manchester City and Norway. Only Tottenham and Aston Villa have managed to keep him off the scoresheet in that run.

How Casemiro resurrected a career that seemed finished

Casemiro lingered at Old Trafford despite the noise and the new managerial regimes.

Premier League clubs' striker gamble hits slow start

Man United set to sit tight in January transfer window

After a blockbuster summer of spending, the club’s recruitment chiefs are said to be leaning into patience: a measured, surgical approach now, with the big manoeuvres earmarked for next summer.

Transfer rumour round-up: Bastoni to Liverpool, Anderson sparks United interest

Liverpool's search for a long-term defensive anchor has led scouts to Inter Milan's Alessandro Bastoni.

Sesko setback eased as United play down knee fears

The £73.7m striker will miss Slovenia’s crucial World Cup qualifiers, yet United insiders insist the injury — a knee jolt after a tackle from Micky van de Ven — is unlikely to become the long-term catastrophe some feared.

England sides dominate European Champions League matchweek

Arsenal, Liverpool, Manchester City, Newcastle and Tottenham all delivered wins that propelled four of them into the top eight.

Manchester City ride the Erling Haaland express into second

One-touch transitions and precise, vertical passing repeatedly dismantled Bournemouth’s famed press, turning a tactical duel into a series of surgical strikes.

Chelsea 1–0 Tottenham and the big question: Are Spurs actually any good?

What the league table whispers, the performance screams it’s still uncertain whether Thomas Frank’s side are headed anywhere worthwhile.

Howe admits frustration as Newcastle fade in London

Newcastle arrived fresh off a hot run of big-home wins over Tottenham, Fulham and Benfica, yet away from St James’ Park they’ve looked a different animal.

Haaland returns to machine mode and lives for goals

The Norway international rebooted into the clinical, goal-hungry version of himself and left Vitality Stadium wondering whether they’d just witnessed a man or a finely tuned scoring engine.

Salah spark ignites Anfield as Slot wins fans back

Arne Slot, under mounting pressure after a winless run that stung the club, finally breathed easier as Mohamed Salah and Ryan Gravenberch delivered a 2-0 verdict over Aston Villa.

Salah’s 250th goal: A night that set Anfield alight

Salah’s haul is a mosaic: a dominant Premier League ledger, decisive strikes in Europe and clutch finishes in cup competitions.

Arsenal unstoppable? Gunners look bulletproof as title race beckons

Saturday’s 2-0 win at Burnley stretched their Premier League winning run to five and left the Gunners sitting seven points clear at the top.

Fans boo, players bolt and Spurs endure abject afternoon

A 1-0 home defeat to Chelsea left the stadium simmering with anger, players hurriedly slipping away down the tunnel and supporters making their displeasure impossible to ignore.

Wolves humiliated at Craven Cottage as relegation cloud gathers

The result plunged the club deeper into a nightmare start: two points from 10 games, eight defeats, a toothless attack, and a defence leaking goals at an alarmingly consistent rate.

Preview: Liverpool face Villa, aiming to avoid remarkable collapse

Anyone saying this would be seen as insane just a few weeks ago, as what was improbable just a few weeks ago is now reality. A collapse at Liverpool is a stark possibility.

Transfer bombshells: Vinícius eyes exit as Europe’s clubs circle big names

After being left out of Real Madrid’s starting XI multiple times this season and increasingly used as an impact substitute, the Brazil superstar is said to be seriously considering a January departure if his role doesn’t change.

Sunderland's surge under Regis Le Bris

Regis Le Bris is no headline-grabbing tactician; he is a methodical, quietly intense coach who thrives on process.

Brentford’s reinvention under Keith Andrews

Andrews has reshaped Brentford into a team that sacrifices a little possession for more bite and rapid transitions, more than doubling their average fast breaks compared with last season and turning counters into a real weapon.

Arsenal’s set-piece mastery and why dead balls rule the modern era

Mikel Arteta’s squad leads the way, with Arsenal converting an extraordinary number of set-pieces into decisive finishes and frequently using their physical template to dominate aerial duels.

Man City urged to 'raise their game' after Haaland's scoring streak ends

With Haaland misfiring and chances scarce, the wider problem was exposed: City’s supporting cast did not step up.