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Man Utd’s failure to sign a goalkeeper could ruin their rebuild
Arsenal’s threat from set pieces is well-known, as is Altay Bayindir’s weakness in defending them. The Turkish goalkeeper was beaten straight from a corner kick in a Carabao Cup defeat by Tottenham Hotspur last season and Bayindir cost Manchester United once again as Arsenal inflicted a 1-0 defeat on the opening weekend of the 2025/26 Premier League campaign.
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Richarlison is making himself central to Thomas Frank’s masterplan
The only way is up for Tottenham Hotspur this season. It better be otherwise the North London outfit will find themselves in the bottom three having finished 17th last term. Saturday’s 3-0 win over Burnley was a first step towards a positive 2024/25 campaign with Richarlison arguably the most eye-catching player on the pitch.
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Are Manchester City being underestimated this season?
Manchester City sent out a rather emphatic message to their Premier League title rivals with a 4-0 win at Wolves on Saturday, and plenty of people have taken notice. It is incredible what a year can do for football narrative.
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The Premier League season has the potential to be a classic.
The Premier League doesn’t shy away from its self-styled status as the best league in the world. It’s certainly the richest which leads to England’s top flight hoarding more talent than any other division.
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Rice – Zubimendi partnership could be the best in the league.
For three seasons in-a-row, Arsenal have been within touching distance of the Premier League trophy without ever lifting it. Mikel Arteta’s team have mastered the art of finishing second. They did it in 2022/23.
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RB Leipzig’s Identity Crisis: Why Germany Wants Them to Fail
RB Leipzig are the most hated club in Germany. Their sheer existence is the antithesis of the country’s fan-centric football culture and identity, only existing as a force in the Bundesliga thanks to its takeover by worldwide energy drink conglomerate Red Bull in 2009.
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Out of Sync: Vlahovic and the Tactical Evolution of the No. 9
This is the summer of strikers. Everybody wants one, which is a development many football purists will see as a sign nature is healing. Scoring goals is, after all, the entire point of the sport, but there have been years of tactical innovations changing the way teams attack, resulting in a lack of readymade ‘number 9s’.
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Starting with the Community Shield, this season could be Liverpool’s to dominate
Arne Slot’s first season as Liverpool manager could hardly have gone any better. While many expected a drop-off following the departure of Jurgen Klopp, the Reds instead made a big step forward, winning the Premier League title at a canter and there’s strong reason to believe the champions will be even stronger this season.
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Man Utd or Newcastle – which team would be the better fit for in-demand Benjamin Sesko?
Benjamin Sesko could be on his way to the Premier League this summer. The Slovenian striker is wanted by Manchester United who are in the market for a new centre forward and Newcastle United who could soon need a replacement for Liverpool-linked Alexander Isak.
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Sarina Wiegman has found the winning formula for England at major tournaments and Thomas Tuchel should take note
In many ways, England’s Women’s Euro 2025 triumph defied logic. The Lionesses led for just four minutes and 52 seconds of the tournament’s knockout rounds, yet got their hands on the trophy by beating Spain in Sunday’s final.
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Alexander Isak signing would make Liverpool’s summer window the best in Premier League history
When Liverpool spent a Premier League-record fee to sign Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen, most believed this would be the champions’ biggest, most notable transfer of the summer. Now, though, it seems Wirtz’s arrival at Anfield might only be the precursor to arguably the biggest statement signing in Premier League history.
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