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Arsenal can win the Premier League
Arsenal climb to the top of the Premier League with a 2-0 win over West Ham. Glenn Hoddle and Ian Wright say Arteta has all the tools to win the title, but doubts remain over Gyökeres’ ability to be the prolific striker the Gunners need.
Premier League club threatens to sack coach after just seven matches
Ange Postecoglou is under pressure at Nottingham Forest after six winless games, with his future possibly decided against Newcastle.
Vinícius smiles again, thanks in part to Mbappé’s generous gesture
Vinícius Júnior is completely back at Real Madrid, if he was ever gone at all. That’s the conclusion drawn by the Spanish media after his crucial performance in the home match against Villarreal (3-1), in which the Brazilian winger scored the first two goals.
Competitive matches abroad? Bayern boss Dreesen is 'completely against it'
While more and more European top leagues are staging individual competitive matches in other countries, Jan-Christian Dreesen considers this not an option for the Bundesliga.
Haaland explains his red-hot form and thanks Sepp van den Berg
Erling Haaland once again fired Manchester City to victory against Brentford on Sunday and, after the win, spoke about his goal-scoring spree this season. The Norwegian has already scored eighteen goals in eleven official matches this campaign for City and the Norway national team.
Luis Díaz steals the spotlight from Harry Kane as Bayern Munich’s new star emerges
Luis Díaz shines for Bayern Munich with two goals and an assist in a 3-0 win over Eintracht Frankfurt, overshadowing Harry Kane for the first time this season. With five goals and four assists in just six Bundesliga matches, the Colombian has instantly become a key figure in Bayern’s title push.
Inter thrash Cremonese in Serie A matchday six
Inter beat Cremonese 4-1 with Ange-Yoan Bonny shining through one goal and three assists.
Estevão hands Slot a negative first deep into stoppage time
Arne Slot suffered his third defeat in a row with Liverpool on Saturday. After two losses, The Reds once again came up short at Stamford Bridge against Chelsea. Cody Gakpo seemed to have rescued a point for the English champions, but in the dying moments it still went wrong.
Ryerson's Hunger: 'I don't collect second places'
New competition despite being in the form of his life: Borussia Dortmund right-back Julian Ryerson talks about the season start and his maximum goals.
Slot finds himself in unfamiliar territory, facing the biggest challenge of his career
Arne Slot faces the biggest test of his career so far. That is the verdict of The Athletic after Liverpool lost the Premier League clash against Chelsea on Saturday (2-1). It was The Reds’ third defeat in a row.