There is something deeply troubling happening at Manchester United, and it goes beyond the results on the football pitch. For years, supporters have watched managers arrive with promises of a fresh start, only for familiar problems to return. New signings, new tactics, new expectations — yet the same frustrating questions remain. On Tuesday night in
Arsenal are moving to secure another major piece of their future, with Declan Rice reportedly close to agreeing a new long-term contract at the Emirates Stadium. The England midfielder has become one of Arsenal’s most important players since arriving from West Ham United in 2023, and talks over fresh terms are now reported to have
Arsenal have secured the long-term future of manager Mikel Arteta, with the Spaniard signing a new contract that will keep him at the Emirates Stadium until June 2030. The new agreement comes after Arteta guided Arsenal to the 2025/26 Premier League title, ending the club’s 22-year wait to be crowned champions of England. From Rebuilding
Manchester City have formally launched their fight against the ruling that found them guilty of breaking Premier League financial rules, filing their appeal at 7pm on Thursday, October 1, with less than a day to spare before Friday’s deadline. The club gave little away in a brief statement on Friday. They said they would continue
Arsenal are waiting on scan results for Christos Tzolis after the winger limped out of Greece’s 2-2 Nations League draw with the Netherlands in Thessaloniki on Thursday. The 24-year-old lasted only 18 minutes. Moments after seeing a low finish ruled out for offside, he went down clutching the back of his leg, pulled his shirt
Long before Manchester City’s day of reckoning, the Premier League was already punishing clubs. For some, the price was a relegation fight and millions in lost revenue. For others, a fine that barely dented the budget. Everton: The Club That Paid Twice What happened It started at Goodison Park in November 2023. Everton were charged
The wait is over. After years of legal fog, Manchester City have reportedly been found guilty on 114 of the 115 Premier League charges hanging over the club, and the biggest regulatory case in English football history is about to get uglier. The news broke on Thursday through The Athletic’s David Ornstein. An independent commission
Chelsea have been charged by the Football Association after supporters were reported for discriminatory chanting during the club’s opening-weekend win at Fulham. The charge relates to an incident in the ninth minute of the Blues’ 3-2 victory at Craven Cottage on 24 August. The FA says the club breached Rule E21 by failing to ensure
Manchester United fans can now take home a genuine piece of the Theatre of Dreams, for £125.A piece of history in a box Each Old Trafford Turf Cube holds a 7cm by 7cm piece of the old pitch, sealed in clear acrylic and presented in a black case with a picture of the stadium. The
Premier League Preview Brentford vs Chelsea Prediction: Xabi Alonso’s Blues Favoured in West London Derby Brentford vs Chelsea kicks off tonight (Friday, September 19, kick-off 10:00 PM EAT / 7:00 PM GMT) at the Gtech Community Stadium in a fascinating early-season Premier League clash. Here’s our full match preview, head-to-head stats, team news, and betting