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Bundesliga.com OfficialThe five biggest surprise performers of 2026/27 after Matchday 4
There are some unexpected teams at the business end of the table as the Bundesliga pauses for an extended international break, making it the perfect time to take a look at the unforeseen stars of 2026/27 so far.
The Guardian FootballDe Zerbi rips into Spurs players after Villa defeat: ‘Disappointed, sad and frustrated’
Tottenham lose 3-2 at home with two late goals ‘We can’t lose the game in this way,’ says manager Roberto De Zerbi tore into his failing Tottenham team after their 3-2 defeat by Aston Villa, saying “we can’t lose the game in this way”. The Italian headed straight down the tunnel at full time, but was once again forced to endure boos as Tottenham went into the three-week international break without a Premier League victory to their name and just two points on the board. De Zerbi criticised his team’s mentality, but also the physical condition of his players, and said the substitute Mohammed Kudus had disrupted the balance of his team. Continue reading...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueSuzuki proves worthy replacement for Martinez at Villa
Aston Villa new boy Zion Suzuki deserves as much credit as anyone for their first Premier League win of the season at struggling Tottenham.
BBC Sport'It's a big lesson to learn' - Arteta on 'painful' Brighton defeat
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta says Arsenal were "very far" from the standards required to compete after the Gunners lost 3-0 to Brighton - their first defeat in the Premier League this season.
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueFrom near oblivion to Europe - Brighton celebrate 125th anniversary in style
From obscurity and near oblivion to Premier League and Europe - Brighton celebrate their 125th anniversary.
Football ItaliaPalladino ‘didn’t expect perfect match’ after Bologna draw with Torino
Raffaele Palladino’s first game in charge of Bologna ended in a 1-1 draw with Torino...
The Guardian Premier LeagueEverton hold off Ipswich thanks to Thierno Barry goal despite VAR controversy
After the trials and tribulations of the transfer window, Everton can be content with fifth place, an unbeaten start and five clean sheets in seven games. There will also be relief, for Pro Ref as well as David Moyes, that another controversial call from a video assistant referee did not impede their progress against Ipswich. Thierno Barry decided a close-fought contest with his fifth goal of the campaign. He should have had a sixth but an offside Brennan Johnson was adjudged to have impacted Ipswich goalkeeper Christian Walton’s ability to save a ball he made no attempt to save and was nowhere near saving. Unlike last weekend’s Manchester derby, however, referee Stuart Attwell’s decision would not prove decisive. The game turned in Everton’s favour minutes later when Abdul Fatawu received a second yellow card for diving but, having failed to kill off Gary O’Neil’s 10 men, they ended up hanging on. VAR was therefore spared Moyes’s wrath. Continue reading...
BBC SportCastellanos spitting claim overshadows West Ham's show of character
Millwall keeper Filip Marshcall alleges he was spat at by West Ham forward Taty Castellanos during their 2-2 draw.
The Guardian Premier LeagueNewcastle back to winning ways as Willock and Hall end Hull’s unbeaten start
Hull always knew, sooner or later, they would lose a Premier League game, but no one can say they did not do everything in their power to try to delay that inaugural top-tier defeat. After conceding two goals in the opening seven minutes, Hull could easily have folded but they are made of sterner stuff than that. Tellingly, they also sensed the inherent fragility of a gifted, but injury-hit and extremely youthful Newcastle. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaAmorim fires back at journalist: What’s the ‘best’ Milan starting XI?
Ruben Amorim had a rather interesting interaction with a journalist on Saturday. Asked at his...
The Guardian Premier LeagueBrighton demolish champions Arsenal 3-0 to mark anniversary in style
So much for the new Invincibles. Arsenal were brought back down to earth with a shuddering bump by a scintillating display from Brighton as Fabian Hürzeler’s vibrant side celebrated the club’s 125th anniversary in style. The special edition shirts they wore to mark the occasion will end up being collector’s items after the Premier League champions were ripped apart. Arsenal were attempting to record an eighth successive victory in all competitions to start the new campaign for the first time since 1903 when they were still known as Woolwich Arsenal. Continue reading...
ESPNSource: Valencia in advanced talks with ex-Mexico coach Aguirre
Former Mexico boss Javier Aguirre has emerged as the leading candidate to fill Valencia's coaching vacancy, a source told ESPN.
ESPNSource: Ex-U.S. defender Miazga set for NYCFC after Cincinnati exit
Former United States defender Matt Miazga is set to join New York City FC, a source confirmed to ESPN.
ESPNSorry Spurs lose to Villa despite finally scoring
Tottenham's wait for a first Premier League victory will continue for at least another three weeks after they were comfortably beaten 3-2 at home by a previously winless Aston Villa.
Football ItaliaD’Amico: ‘Roma motivated by Inter clash, worked quickly for Balerdi’
Roma director Tony D’Amico focuses on the ‘motivation’ of hosting Inter and explains how they...
Football ItaliaMarotta: ‘Roma to be respected, but result won’t be decisive’
Inter President Beppe Marotta insists Roma are ‘a team to be respected,’ but whatever the...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueNo revival in sight for 'fragile' Spurs after Villa defeat
Tottenham look no closer to solving their problems as they slip to a home defeat by Aston Villa to add to their Premier League misery.
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Arsenal's Madueke eyed by Premier League rivals
Noni Madueke could leave for one of Arsenal's Premier League rivals in January in a search for more playing time. Transfer Talk has the latest.