English premier league
Solskjaer vows to stay as Man Utd boss despite Liverpool thrashing
The Red Devils have now taken one point from a possible 12 in the league to fall to seventh, eight points off leaders Chelsea.
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Revived Man Utd face Liverpool, Chelsea battle injury woes
United are already four points behind second-placed Liverpool after failing to win their last three league games and another slip against Jurgen Klopp's in-form side would be a major blow to their bid for a first English title since 2013.
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Steve Bruce leaves Newcastle by 'mutual consent' after takeover
Bruce, 60, said he was grateful to have had the opportunity to manage the 'unique' club.
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Sancho a victim of Solskjaer's struggle to strike the right balance
Sancho was a prolific scorer and creator during four seasons in Germany, where he blossomed into one of Europe's most promising attacking talents, but United are yet to see any return on their investment with no goals or assists in his first 10 appearances for the club.
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Newcastle launch new era as Man Utd grapple with injuries
All eyes will be on Newcastle on Sunday when they host Tottenham in their first match since the controversial takeover that has Magpies fans dreaming of joining Europe football's elite.
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Premier League scrambles to convince stars to get vaccinated
Incentives have been discussed as an option by clubs to get more players to come forward to have the jab, including a potential relaxing of stringent coronavirus protocols.
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African players in Europe: Brilliant Salah set to overtake Drogba
Retired Ivory Coast great Drogba bagged 104 goals in two spells with Chelsea while Salah lifted his total to 103 with a wonderful goal against City at Anfield.
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Liverpool and Man City share spoils in thriller as Nuno's Spurs win
Mohamed Salah appeared to have won the game at a frenzied Anfield after Phil Foden had cancelled out Sadio Mane's opener but Kevin De Bruyne's late deflected shot rescued a point for Pep Guardiola's men.
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Guardiola says Klopp has made him a better manager
The two head coaches have won the last four Premier League trophies, with City claiming three, and a fierce rivalry has developed between the clubs.
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Arteta relishes pressure to deliver success at Arsenal
The Spaniard said he welcomed the intense pressure to deliver as he prepares for Saturday's trip to the south coast of England.
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Klopp expects goal spree to end against Man City
Klopp's side crushed Porto 5-1 in the Champions League on Tuesday as Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino each netted twice in Portugal and Sadio Mane also scored.
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Chelsea face Man City test as Liverpool, Man Utd bid to keep pace
Chelsea host Premier League champions Manchester City in a stiff test of the leaders' title credentials on Saturday as Liverpool and Manchester United bid to keep pace with Thomas Tuchel's side.
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Chelsea's Alonso to stop taking the knee
Alonso will instead point to an anti-racism badge on his shirt before kick-off.
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Solskjaer demands Man Utd response after Champions League defeat
Aaron Wan-Bissaka was sent off against Young Boys in Tuesday's opening Group F encounter, with Jesse Lingard's errant back-pass gifting the Swiss hosts a goal in time added on in a 2-1 win.
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Liverpool's Elliott 'overwhelmed' by support after horror injury
Harvey Elliott sustained the gruesome injury after a challenge by Leeds defender Pascal Struijk, who was sent off after a VAR review.
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Arteta says Norwich game is 'must-win' for rock-bottom Arsenal
The Gunners have failed to score and conceded nine goals in demoralising defeats to Brentford, Chelsea and Manchester City.
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Ronaldo return headlines busy final day of Premier League transfer deals
Cristiano Ronaldo's return has already had a knock-on effect with United winger Daniel James joining Leeds for a reported £25 million.
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Manchester United complete signing of Cristiano Ronaldo - club
Manchester United completed the signing of Cristiano Ronaldo on Monday for his second spell at Old Trafford for a fee that could rise to 23 million euros ($27 million) from Juventus.
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Premier League clubs won't release players for red-list internationals
Amid frustration that players who travelled to red-list countries would have to follow UK coronavirus quarantine regulations ruling them out of several of their club's matches, the league has revealed a blanket ban for the September fixtures.
