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Onana: 'I hope this match is a turning point'
Andre Onana is pleased that Manchester United managed to get back on track against Fulham. Against that club, Onana's team broke a streak of poor results.
Veltman defends himself after blundering role at Brighton
Joël Veltman became the big scapegoat for Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday after conceding a penalty against Everton, but the defender disagreed with the VAR's intervention. Veltman committed a handball but was also lightly pushed.
Italian media and Ranieri praise Rensch after his debut for AS Roma
Devyne Rensch made a positive impression in Italy on Sunday afternoon following his debut for AS Roma against Udinese. The defender played seventy minutes for the Romans just three days after his transfer from Ajax.
Monaco coach praises Teze in new role and relishes 'Zlatan-like goal'
AS Monaco coach Adi Hütter is very pleased with the role Jordan Teze has been playing within his team. The former PSV player is not guaranteed a spot in the starting lineup, but in the last two matches, he came on as a substitute in midfield to Hütter's satisfaction.
Legal dispute or not: FC Porto presents new head coach
FC Porto has introduced Martín Anselmi as their new head coach. He joins from the Mexican club Cruz Azul.
Not appropriate that Kvaratskhelia negotiated with PSG for so long
Napoli is preparing for life without Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, who has left for Paris Saint-Germain in a €70 million transfer. Coach Antonio Conte is happy for the Georgian but less pleased with how the move transpired.
Klopp's fingerprints are visible, but this is now clearly Slot's team
Liverpool experienced a dip in form with draws against Manchester United and Nottingham Forest, as well as a cup defeat to Tottenham Hotspur, but they have since found their rhythm again. After the 4-1 victory over Ipswich Town, the English media agree: Arne Slot was the perfect successor to Jürgen Klopp.
Sánchez shines again: Man City makes a big leap in the standings
Manchester City is back on the rise. Pep Guardiola's team showed resilience against Chelsea, who failed to hold onto an early lead. A baffling error by Robert Sánchez paved the way for The Blues' defeat.
Brentford specialist continues penalty streak and keeps Palmer milestone in sight
Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo was once again on target from the penalty spot on Sunday, keeping Cole Palmer in his sights for a unique Premier League milestone. The confidence in the Cameroonian penalty specialist at Brentford was evident in the match against Crystal Palace.
Anger and confusion at Arsenal over red card: 'This is so obvious...'
Arsenal's anger over the red card given to Myles Lewis-Skelly was significant after the away match against Wolverhampton Wanderers (0-1). Although the Londoners ultimately won the game, Mikel Arteta was still fuming after the final whistle.