
Bruno GuimarĂŁes Punishes Sunderland Penalty Miss as Arsenal Stay Perfect
Arsenal left the Stadium of Light with a 20 win on 12 September, and with the look of a side that knows how to take a match when the door op...

Manchester Derby Preview: Carrick’s Control Test as Guardiola’s Perfect City Visit Old Trafford
Manchester City go to Old Trafford tomorrow with the cleanest package in the Premier League so far: three matches, three wins, top of the ta...

Chelsea vs Hull City Preview: Alonso’s Firepower Faces McCann’s Clean-Sheet Machine
Chelsea host Hull City at Stamford Bridge on September 12, 2026, in a Premier League match that already feels like a test of identity. Not s...

Liverpool Seek Anfield Authority as Pointless Fulham Fight for First Lifeline
Liverpool welcome Fulham to Anfield tomorrow with the table already applying pressure in two different directions. A. Slot’s side are unbeat...

Tottenham Under Pressure as Moyes’ Unbeaten Everton Test Frank’s Nerve
Tottenham host Everton tomorrow with pressure already attached to the fixture. Not imagined pressure. Table pressure. After three Premier Le...

Stadium of Light Awaits as Arsenal Put Perfect Premier League Start on the Line
Arsenal arrive on Saturday with the cleanest possible Premier League package: three matches, three wins, nine points, six goals scored, one ...

Manchester United Blow It Twice as Maitland-Niles Keeps Everton Unbeaten
Everton stayed unbeaten; Manchester United stayed frustrated. That is the clean version of Sunday’s 22 draw at Hill Dickinson Stadium, where...

Odegaard Winner Sends Arsenal Level With City After Comeback Win Over Chelsea
Final score: Arsenal 2 1 Chelsea Arsenal took the hit, absorbed the noise, then imposed the terms. On September 6, 2026, at the Emirates St...

Haaland Settles Etihad Squeeze as City Go Top and Lampard’s Coventry Sink
Manchester City stayed top. The job was done early enough and controlled long enough, but not with the ease the possession numbers might sug...

Ramsey’s Late Strike Saves Newcastle as Bournemouth Blow Two-Goal Lead
Newcastle stayed unbeaten, but only just. On Saturday at St. James' Park, Eddie Howe’s side came back from two goals down to draw 22 with Bo...
