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Man United drop two points at Everton, but Carrick stays upbeat
Manchester United suffered a defeat at Goodison Park, losing two points to Everton. Manager Michael Carrick, however, remains optimistic about the team’s progress and the positives emerging from the match.
- Chelsea's two right-backs in midfield after 2-1 Arsenal loss: short despite £349m spend? Chelsea finished Sunday’s 2?1 defeat to champions Arsenal with an unusual midfield setup, fielding two right?backs together. The move raises questions about whether the club is short of depth despite a £349m spend. Analy...
- Arsenal's Havertz and Odegaard keep Chelsea in the dust With nine points from three games and only one goal conceded, Arsenal's big players are stepping up. Havertz and Odegaard have been key in stifling Chelsea, keeping the Gunners ahead in the title race.
- Chilwell scores on Palace return as Eagles beat Fulham 3-2 Ben Chilwell netted on his Crystal Palace return, helping the Eagles overturn two deficits to win 3-2 at Fulham. The match saw Palace come from behind twice before securing the victory.
- Haaland header keeps Man City on a perfect start Erling Haaland's header helped Manchester City secure a narrow win over Coventry, preserving their 100% record after three Premier League games. The result left the newly promoted side still without a point in the campai...
- Forest and Spurs remain winless after disallowed goal drama in draw Tottenham Hotspur and Nottingham Forest both finished the match without a win, leaving the Gunners still waiting for their first Premier League victory of the season. A controversial disallowed goal in the final minutes...
- Spurs' quiet coup: Why Kirsty Hanson's move could be the season’s best bargain Kirsty Hanson has joined Tottenham from Aston?Villa, and her first appearance for Spurs at Brisbane Road suggests the club may have struck a masterful recruitment deal. The 21?year?old midfielder’s seamless integration i...
- Infantino to seek FIFA re?election in March FIFA confirmed that its president, Gianni Infantino, will stand for re?election in the March meeting. The vote will decide who will lead the world governing body for the next four years.
- Substitution that Shook the Game: Player Ratings from Everton vs Man Utd At Hill Dickinson Stadium, Everton faced Manchester United in a match that saw a key substitution change the tide. The player ratings highlight who performed best, and the analysis points to the sub that had the biggest...
- Police probe incident between Cardiff defender and Portsmouth fan Police are investigating an altercation that occurred during Portsmouth's 2-0 home win over Cardiff, involving defender Krystian Bielik and a supporter. Authorities are looking into the incident as part of the club’s saf...
- Vardy signs for Burnley until season's end Former Leicester City and England striker Jamie Vardy has joined Burnley on a contract that will keep him at the club until the end of the season. The 33?year?old will add experience to the club's attack.
- Glasner and Williams challenge VAR decision on Forest handball goal Nottingham Forest manager Oliver Glasner and defender Neco Williams are disputing the VAR ruling that ruled out a defender's goal against Tottenham for handball. They argue the decision was incorrect, sparking debate ove...