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Sky Sports FootballMerse: I worry about De Zerbi criticising Spurs forwards and medical staff
In his latest Sky Sports column, Paul Merson says he would be worried by Roberto De Zerbi's post-match comments criticising Spurs' forward players and medical staff.
Sky Sports Premier LeagueHits and misses: Gakpo steals Barcola's thunder as Anderson passes like Rodri
Sky Sports Premier League90+6! Maitland-Niles stuns Man Utd as Everton salvage dramatic draw
Manchester United were held to a pulsating 2-2 draw with Everton at the Hill Dickinson after leading twice but conceding to an outrageous 96th-minute leveller from Ainsley Maitland-Niles on his Toffees debut.
Sky Sports Premier LeagueHaaland hits new record and Fernandez shines as Man City beat Coventry
Erling Haaland showed how much he loves playing against newly promoted sides by scoring the winner in a nervy 1-0 victory over Coventry to keep Manchester City's record under Enzo Maresca perfect.
The Guardian FootballMonaco kept their best players and are top of Ligue 1 – but at what cost?
You might think Monaco have plenty to cheer about, especially after their 2-1 win at PSG, but it’s complicated By Get French Football News When a manager says that “no player is more important than the club”, it is usually because said player is agitating for a move. Filipe Luís was referring to Folarin Balogun, who did quite the opposite on transfer deadline day, opting to stay at Monaco rather than joining Everton, despite an agreement between the clubs. You’d think that retaining your top scorer from last season would be reason for celebration, but the fact it is not once again exposes the French football paradox. Like plenty of other clubs in Ligue 1, Monaco are torn between sporting and financial prerogatives. They ended up prioritising the former on transfer deadline day, albeit unwillingly, and even in a week when they beat PSG at the Parc des Princes to retain their 100% record, it is bittersweet. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaVerdict on Woltemade as Newcastle loanee makes Juventus debut
Nick Woltemade made his Juventus debut on Sunday, coming off the bench in a 1-1...
BBC SportBarton to remain in custody before 2027 trial
The former footballer, who is accused of an assault at a golf club, has been refused bail.
ESPNAlonso: Chelsea must 'address' defensive frailties
Xabi Alonso said Chelsea must resolve their defensive frailties after a 2-1 defeat against Arsenal took their goals conceded tally to seven in just three games this season.
ESPNItaly stuns U.S. women in U20 World Cup opener
The United States lost its opening match at the U20 Women's World Cup on Sunday in Lódź, Poland, falling 2-1 to Italy, a result that leaves the Americans in an early hole in a difficult group.
ESPNCarrick: Utd draw to Everton 'feels like defeat'
Michael Carrick has said that Manchester United's 2-2 draw with Everton "feels like a defeat" after his team conceded a 96th-minute equaliser at Hill Dickinson Stadium.
ESPNAmorim calls for patience as Milan win streak ends
Ruben Amorim has called for patience after his winning run as AC Milan manager came to a halt on Sunday as his side were held to a 1-1 defeat to Juventus.
The Guardian Premier LeagueFitter, happier, more productive: Arsenal could hardly have started better | Jonathan Wilson
It’s still very early but Mikel Arteta’s side are playing with an authority and freshness that eluded them at times last season Sign up for our free newsletter here Three league games played, three games won . For Arsenal this season could only have started better if Manchester City, who look like being one of their two most serious challengers, had dropped points. But it’s not just about results: Arsenal have been comfortably the better side in each of those three games, approaching each of them in very different ways. After the controlled victory over Coventry City and the tight game against Aston Villa that was won thanks to ratcheting up the pressure in the 15 minutes after half-time, came success in a far more open game in which they conceded for the first time this season. Chelsea tested Arsenal on Sunday, went ahead, and yet Mikel Arteta’s side still always looked like they would win – even if it did take a superb late save from David Raya to keep out an Estevão shot. But the goalkeeper too is part of their strength; even if an opposing team can work a shooting opportunity, Raya has the capacity for spectacular saves that can dispirit opponents. This is an extract from Soccer Desk, a newsletter from the Guardian US. Subscribe for free here. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaKessie explains why he chose Atalanta over Juventus: ‘This city is everything for me’
Franck Kessie has explained why he decided to return to Atalanta towards the end of...
BBC SportBBC Women's Football Weekly
Should the league be supporting home grown talent more?
BBC SportWilliams and Sheehan join Bellamy's Wales staff
Ex-Wales captain Ashley Williams and former Swansea boss Alan Sheehan join Craig Bellamy's backroom staff before Wales' Nations League campaign.
ESPNYamal already has 50 goals for Barcelona! When did Messi, Ronaldo, Mbappé, Haaland reach half-centuries?
Yamal scored his 50th club goal this week at 19 years and 49 days old. How does that compare to other prodigies who became greats of the modern game?
Football ItaliaHow Inter made history with Esposito’s new 2032 contract extension
Inter confirmed over the weekend that Italy international Francesco Pio Esposito has signed a new,...
Football ItaliaInter make final decision on Dimarco ahead of Real Madrid Champions League opener
Multiple sources in Italy are reporting that Federico Dimarco will not be involved for Inter’s...
