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ESPNIraola era at Liverpool finally has liftoff thanks to big-money forwards
Two years ago, the Arne Slot project took off with a win over Brighton. Has the same thing just happened for Andoni Iraola?
ESPNSoccer's main characters after UCL Matchday 3: Kane, Van Dijk, El Clasico
Champions League Matchday 3 has come and gone, and we have some energy coming from Harry Kane, Barcelona and Real Madrid ahead of El Clasico. Liverpool should also worry about Virgil van Dijk's form.
ESPNElectric Ngumoha jolts Liverpool back to life in comeback win
Still just 18, Rio Ngumoha produced the finest game of his Liverpool career thus far.
BBC SportThe night 'ruthless' Ngumoha came of age for Liverpool
Rio Ngumoha produces a coming-of-age performance in Liverpool's comeback win over Villarreal, writes Aadam Patel.
The Guardian FootballPremier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action
Florian Wirtz takes on more responsibility in Liverpool’s attack while Pierre Sage is under pressure at Crystal Palace Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s physicality overpowering Bryan Mbeumo in Manchester United’s area at a corner grabbed him a fifth goal in 10 outings for Leeds: a pretty respectable ratio. “I just tried to cause a ruckus,” said Leeds’ No 9. “I make it difficult for the defender. I read the flight of the ball and was quickest to react. I feel really comfortable [here]. I feel the support from the club and the fans and it is a great feeling stepping on to the pitch, particularly at Elland Road.” Of the contenders to be understudy to Harry Kane as England’s centre-forward, Calvert-Lewin may be the lead act – if he can stay injury-free, which has been a difficulty throughout his career. Jamie Jackson Match report: Leeds 1-1 Manchester United Match report: Brentford 1-2 Liverpool Match report: Manchester City 3-2 Ipswich Continue reading...
ESPNRanked: Who are the best 50 players in the Premier League so far this season?
The Premier League Top 50 returns for the 2026-27 season to rank the best players across the league so far.
The Guardian Premier LeaguePremier League team news: predicted lineups for the weekend action
In-form Everton kick things off against Chelsea while struggling Manchester United face a tough trip to Leeds Saturday 12.30pm TNT Sports 1 Venue Hill Dickinson Stadium Continue reading...
ESPNUCL Matchday 2: Cheers to Viking! Man United mess; Barcelona and PSG impress
The Chaaaaaampions! Europe's top competition returned with a ton of goals, a ton of big results and plenty to talk about. Let's start with the tiny Norwegian team that gave Bayern Munich a fright.
ESPNMourinho postgame drama overshadows ugly Madrid win
Despite the pregame vitriol and ongoing scandal, it was no surprise that Man City won at Liverpool on Sunday.
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Barcelona, Real Madrid scout Erling Haaland at Anfield
Chelsea are growing confident of signing Bournemouth's Alex Scott. Transfer Talk has the latest.
ESPNMan City show snarl, defiance in wake of cheating scandal, trounce Liverpool
Man City showed no signs of slowing down in their first match since the Premier League issued its guilty verdict.
The Guardian Premier LeaguePremier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action
Manchester City unrepentant in victory, Spurs make progress of a sort and Noni Madueke meets the moment The manner of Manchester City’s victory at Liverpool was an article of both vindication and vilification. Those gleefully wielding inflatable bananas in the Anfield away end could thumb their noses. Why not enjoy the dances of defiance until the music stops? The same went for City players, asked to perform under the darkest of clouds, able to focus, at last, on football, rather than legal argument and uncertain futures. Beyond City, the sight of a club found guilty of 100-plus charges laying waste to such rivals as Liverpool was deeply uncomfortable . The Premier League season and product are badly damaged until the matter is somehow resolved. What happened at Anfield should double the haste for a resolution. Chants of “cheat” whenever City players, the game already won, slipped the ball around, are bound to be repeated at other stadiums. Enzo Maresca has described his club’s plight as “noise” but his team’s victory did absolutely nothing to turn the volume down. John Brewin Match report: Liverpool 0-3 Manchester City Match report: Crystal Palace 3-1 Nottingham Forest Match report: Hull City 2-2 Everton Continue reading...
The Guardian Premier League‘Is the greatness of the Premier League a myth?’: Ed Aarons answered your football questions
With the Premier League back on Saturday, football writer Ed Aarons answered your questions on what the Man City verdict means, whether referees will be stricter, and whether Don’t Look Back In Anger was prophetic Fearandloathingpart2 asks : Given the political pressure that is inevitably going to be placed on Man City, do you think the independent regulator will take action? If they don’t, they lose any credibility but it just seems unlikely to me they’ll take serious action against the ownership. Am I being too cynical? Any thoughts? MademoiselleK asks: Surely given the guilty verdict on City they should be suspended for the rest of the PL season pending the outcome of their appeal. Only five games in the PL could simply annul the results so far and drop to a 37 club competition. If they are allowed to play on then what happens when their appeal fails - presumably months down the line. Docking them points at that stage makes the league a joke as you will have a club whose serial cheating has already ruined the credibility of English football’s showcase competition which is watched by billions worldwide. Ed says: I don’t think you’re being too cynical, although it must be said this is probably the biggest challenge the new Independent Football Regulator (IFR) chair David Kogan could possibly ever have faced and it has come less than a year after he was appointed to the new role… The IFR is able to re-assess the suitability of owners, directors and executives and Kogan said in a statement that “we will use these powers where appropriate, in the interests of protecting the sustainability, honesty and integrity of English football where there is clear evidence of wrongdoing by individuals.” However, the political ramifications that were highlighted by the reaction to Andy Burnham’s comments last week that he would be “really concerned” to lose the City’s owners from Abu Dhabi were an indication that this all goes well beyond football. It puts the IFR in a tricky situation, although it is meant to be independent and Kogan will be keen to show that. Ed says: There has already been an interesting case involving the team that you may be referring to in your question if my instinct serves me right?! The decision to award Sunderland a penalty against Arsenal last month enraged Mikel Arteta and his reaction was probably an attempt to try and put doubts in the officials’ minds the next time they are confronted with a similar situation. Quite clever really given how many goals Arsenal scored from corners last year… Referees are definitely on the lookout for miscreants at set pieces but actually cracking down on such chaos is not going to be easy without help from the VAR. Time will tell. Continue reading...
ESPNWorld Cup 2030 Early Power Rankings: Who is No. 1?
With the 2026 World Cup well and truly behind us, the first fall international break saw all the top teams playing four times in three weeks. Which sides look strongest and most likely to contend in four years' time?
ESPNPremier League depth charts: Who is key?
With the transfer window closed, where do players stand in their teams? How deep do the squads go?
ESPNTransfer rumors, news: Real Madrid eye former Liverpool defender next summer
Could Jules Koundé's next move be in the Premier League? Transfer Talk has the latest.
ESPN⚽ Transfer tiers: Which club has the most valuable players?
Which soccer players are actually worth £100m? Let's assess each team's stars, factoring in ability, positions, contracts and age.
Sky Sports Premier LeaguePremier League so far: Writers' verdicts on Man Utd, Spurs and more
Are Manchester City really title contenders? Is history repeating itself at Manchester United? Why do big-spending Tottenham still lack a backbone? After just five games, a number of storylines are already emerging.