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Football ItaliaSerie A | Monza 2-3 Udinese: Errors prove costly against clinical Friulani
Udinese made the most of Monza errors at both ends of the field, securing a...
The Guardian Premier LeagueElanga and Wissa strike as Newcastle extend Spurs’ miserable start to season
If ever you wanted to understand the distinction between “winning the transfer market” and winning an actual football match, then this was the game for you. Tottenham’s first home fixture of the Premier League season began with adulatory focus on all their new players. It ended in decisive defeat by Newcastle as recruit after recruit failed to make their presence pay, while Newcastle’s forgotten forwards made hay. “Tottenham Hotspur, it’s happened again,” sang the Toon Army as if it needed pointing out. Tottenham should have taken the lead in a first half they had the better of, but they had no response to impressive second-half strikes by Anthony Elanga and Yoane Wissa. What had looked like green shoots of positivity withered to nothing. For a Newcastle team themselves a work in progress under Matthias Jaissle, this was a heartening victory achieved with many of their own additions to come in. Continue reading...
Football ItaliaSerie A | Fiorentina 0-3 Frosinone: Centenary humiliation as Canarini soar
Fiorentina saw their Centenary celebrations ruined by a humiliating 3-0 home defeat to newly promoted...
Football ItaliaSerie A | Sassuolo 2-1 Torino: Berardi immediate impact for first success
Sassuolo celebrated their first victory of the campaign, defeating Torino 2-1 with Cristian Volpato and...
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueTonali struggles but Gonzalez impresses - player ratings for Tottenham v Newcastle
How Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United's players rated following Saturday's 2-0 win for the visitors in their Premier League match.
The Guardian FootballTransfer roundup: Moyes wants to keep Armstrong while Forest agree Muñoz deal
‘I don’t think we can afford to lose any players,’ says Moyes Forest’s Armstrong bid said to be £40m; Palace agree £22m fee The sale of the 19-year-old Harrison Armstrong to Nottingham Forest would be a “club decision” for Everton, according to David Moyes. After his team’s 1-1 draw at Bournemouth , in which Armstrong played the full 90 minutes, Moyes said he would prefer to keep a player for whom a reported £40m offer has been made. “I know there’s been an offer, I don’t really think there’s much else I’ve got to say about it,” Moyes said, initially refusing to be drawn. “It’s not really a question for just now, it’ll be a club decision.” Continue reading...
BBC Sport — Premier League'Not bad for the worst team in Premier League history' - Hull's perfect start
Hull striker Oli McBurnie has a playful dig at his team's critics after beating Coventry to win their opening two Premier League games.
Football ItaliaSerie A official line-ups: Juventus vs. Parma
Jhon Lucumi gets his first Juventus start with Randal Kolo Muani, Jeremie Boga and Jonathan...
BBC Sport'Slapstick' - Rose laments late Everton equaliser
Bournemouth manager Marco Rose describes the injury-time goal his side conceded as "slapstick" as his side settle for a point in their 1-1 draw against Everton at the Vitality Stadium.
BBC Sport'We've got to do more' - Lampard frustrated by loss to Hull
Coventry manager Frank Lampard believes his side controlled possession but were "too slow" with the ball as their first top-flight home game in 25 years ends in a 1-0 defeat by Hull City.
The Guardian FootballChampionship roundup: Grant puts Charlton top as Saints hammer Millwall
Charlton beat Preston to maintain 100% record Millwall take lead at St Mary’s but Southampton win 5-1 Charlton moved to the top of the table with a 1-0 victory against struggling Preston . Karlan Grant’s first goal for Charlton since rejoining on a free transfer from West Brom ensured that the south Londoners are the only side in the division still boasting a 100% record. It is the first time that Charlton have won their opening three matches in the second tier since the 1992-93 campaign. Continue reading...
BBC SportMoyes 'disappointed' with Everton performance
Everton manager David Moyes praises his side's second-half resilience after James Tarkowski's injury-time equaliser rescues a point for The Toffees away to Bournemouth. Moyes admitted that it looked like his team "were never going to score" before the 91st minute breakthrough cancels out Alex Scott's first-half opener.
BBC Sport — Premier LeagueForest agree £22m deal with Palace for Munoz
Nottingham Forest agree a deal worth a minimum of £22m to sign Daniel Munoz from Crystal Palace.
Football ItaliaFofana eager for Galatasaray, but Milan want permanent sale
Milan midfielder Youssouf Fofana has reportedly accepted a loan move to Galatasaray, and there could...
Football ItaliaOfficial: Ricci joins Como from Milan, loan with option to buy for €23.5m plus bonus
Samuele Ricci has officially joined Como on loan from Milan with an option to buy...
The Guardian FootballAmin Nabizada sparkles for Watford as draw puts pressure on West Ham’s Nuno
When a club is an established part of English football’s upper echelons, plays its home games inside a 68,000-seater stadium, and promptly breaks the Championship transfer record following relegation from the top flight , there are expectations that naturally follow. By all accounts, West Ham were supposed to breeze through what is only meant to be a brief dalliance with a second-tier existence. To be winless three league matches into the season was inconceivable. If the travelling contingent’s boos after this draw at Watford were fleeting, their subsequent burst of “you’re getting sacked in the morning” directed at their team’s manager left no ambiguity. No matter how embryonic this campaign is, the repeated impotency is already unacceptable, and now Nuno Espírito Santo is in the firing line. Continue reading...
BBC SportThe tiny town aiming to defy odds in Bundesliga debut
Elversberg has no train station and a population of just 13,000, but its football team have enjoyed a meteoric rise from the regional German leagues to the Bundesliga.
The Guardian Premier LeagueJames Tarkowski pounces at the death as Everton deny Bournemouth win
Through wind and rain, the end of summer and a new era at the Vitality. In the Europa League, Milan will visit Dorset and trips to San Sebastián, Galicia, Norway and Czechia await Bournemouth. The stadium is under renovation, towering exoskeletons waiting to be filled, new security cordons to negotiate, the team under the new management of Marco Rose. An unbeaten home record that stretches back to 3 January sustains, though so does Bournemouth’s tendency to concede late goals. James Tarkowski’s equaliser came in injury time. Other songs remain the same. Set pieces retain huge importance in the Premier League. From an outswinging corner from Hayden Hackney, Marcus Tavernier and Ryan Christie got in a terrible tangle. Tarkowski, unmarked, stabbed home an unlikely equaliser. Continue reading...