Antoine Semenyo sounds Big Eight transfer klaxon with key attribute to draw prying eyes to Bournemouth star
Southampton provide a significant caveat but performances like that from Antoine Semenyo are sure to draw the attention of the big boys.
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16 Conclusions on Man Utd 0-3 Tottenham: Ten Hag sack, Ugarte nightmare, Kulusevski dazzles
Tottenham were good but not as good as Manchester United were bad in another new low for Erik ten Hag, whose summer signings have changed nothing at Old Trafford.
Wasteful Tottenham still left laughing at Manchester United’s humiliation in Old Trafford rout
Tottenham claimed a 3-0 victory but legitimately should have had at least seven, while Man United finished with ten men but played liked it throughout
Iron-willed Ipswich Town still winless but only growing in confidence after Aston Villa draw
Ipswich Town could have let their heads drop after their winless start but showed their resolve with a convincing point against Champions League opposition.
Guardiola’s first answer to the Rodri conundrum let Newcastle in and left plenty to be desired
The first experiment Pep Guardiola conducted ahead of a Manchester City season without Rodri did not return particularly successful results at Newcastle.
O’Neil edges ahead in sack race after Liverpool defeat Neville ‘can’t watch’
Gary Neville was angry with Wolves for their passivity against Liverpool but what did he really expect? And why are pundits suddenly dictating how to play?
Spurs have a miserable Europa League record – for so many reasons it’s time to put that right
Spurs have never treated the Europa League with respect. If they are to deliver Ange’s second-season silverware, that must change.
Erik ten Hag sack inevitable after frail Manchester United are predictably exposed *again* in Europe
Sir Jim Ratcliffe wasn’t enthusiastic in his backing of Erik ten Hag in the summer and a mid-season sacking remains likely after Man Utd’s latest slip…
How Haaland exposed a recent flaw in live TV football – and also how we can blame VAR
Erling Haaland’s madcap antics after Man City’s equaliser against Arsenal on Sunday were a reminder that showing the restart live isn’t optional.
Southampton v Ipswich was essentially a Championship All-Stars match
Southampton v Ipswich showcased what is excellent about both teams, but neither is really good enough for the Premier League.
Manchester City and Arsenal share pyrrhic draw with Pep Guardiola left to count greater cost
Is there such a thing as a pyrrhic draw? This felt like it could be it after Arsenal came so, so close to a famous win but City lost their ...
Danny Welbeck remains Brighton’s key man, laughing in the face of Premier League glamour signings
The former Manchester United and Arsenal forward has been a brilliant servant for Brighton and is now rightly securing the plaudits.
Henderson’s relish in thwarting Ten Hag and Manchester United should not dilute Onana excellence
Dean Henderson made no attempt to hide his fury at Manchester United before he left, but Andre Onana is finally helping justify a “criminal” transfer call.
Chelsea good, West Ham very bad as Palmer involvement wanes but his numbers do not
Cole Palmer is less involved but still scoring for Chelsea, who proved Enzo Maresca has made them a more balanced team in their comfortable win over West Ham.
Raya double-save brilliance earns Arsenal a fine UCL point that should matter more than it does
A moment of pure brilliance from David Raya helped Arsenal secure a Champions League point at Atalanta – it’s just a shame that doesn’t really mean much.
MLS too easy for Lionel Messi and Inter Miami; how can they fix the ‘Beckham rule’?
Lionel Messi is paid more than the entire rosters of 25 of the league’s 29 clubs so it’s little wonder Inter Miami are so dominant. It’s un-American.
New Champions League format is absolutely f***ed; there is no sport without jeopardy
This is what UEFA wanted: A bloated Champions League with no jeopardy for the big clubs. They got what THEY wanted anyway.
Man City draw of no consequence aside from an INJURY CRISIS to curb Arsenal bleating
Manchester City drew 0-0 with Inter in a game that doesn’t really matter, with its value instead found in stopping (some) Arsenal fans crying over Martin Odegaard. Spoiler: They actually ...
Ten Hag ‘sackable offence’ entirely justified as Man Utd and Fernandes need joy
‘Sackable offence’ was the verdict of one F365er as Erik ten Hag brought on Bruno Fernandes for the final half-hour of a 7-0. Nonsense.
Man City are the real transfer window winners with unprecedented quintuple
Any summer in which Man City keep hold of Erling Haaland is a roaring success, but there have been other triumphs. They’re so good at this.
Why Fernandes should lead player strike with support of Liverpool legends, Arsenal icon and Messi
Bruno Fernandes should be at the forefront of the impending player strike, with Frank Lampard, Jamie Carragher and Thierry Henry primed to support him.
Liverpool complete greatest ever comeback against Milan in massive dig at White, Jover and Arsenal
Arne Slot got things back on track as Liverpool secured their greatest ever comeback win against AC Milan, showing Ben White and Arsenal up in the process.
Aston Villa ‘protagonists’ worthy after Emery proclamation as Rogers and co. inspire perfect CL debut
England star in-waiting Morgan Rogers was sensational as Aston Villa avoided a banana skin and earned a statement victory in their Champions League bow…
Man Utd manager curse spreads beyond Old Trafford as Newcastle fluke their way to third
Wolves have six points from a possible 42 since Gary O’Neil was linked with Old Trafford. Does the Manchester United manager curse know no bounds? Also, how on earth are ...
Arsenal rubbish but Arteta brilliant in pre-ordained NLD that raises Postecoglou doubts
Arsenal were rubbish but that’s fine because Mikel Arteta’s brilliance meant the NLD was never in doubt. Let the Ange Postecoglou sack talk commence.
Eddie Howe and Paul Mitchell’s Bert and Ernie act leaves unanswered questions at Newcastle United
Eddie Howe is the positive face of Newcastle. Paul Mitchell is seen as the grump who wants to bring his happy-go-lucky colleague down. And he has the power.
Forget Arsenal, Spurs really, really need to prove they are not fall guys
Arsenal, Arsenal, Arsenal. That’s been the build-up to Sunday’s North London Derby which, last we checked, involved two sides.
Manchester United lose first Chelsea battle in interminable £25m Jadon Sancho war
Some people will genuinely view this season solely through the prism of how Jadon Sancho performs for Chelsea. And Manchester United lost the first battle.
Everton motto change due after latest collapse comes under weight of Jhon Duran’s brilliance
Everton cannot be protected from themselves at this stage, but the ridiculousness of their collapse against Aston Villa was impressive even for them.
F365’s 3pm Blackout: Liverpool plodding even with Nunez chaos as Haaland is inevitable
Liverpool had as many yellow cards as shots in the 18 minutes plus stoppage-time when trailing to Nottingham Forest; oh how they need an Erling Haaland.
Man Utd escape deserved ‘bullying’ as Ten Hag given sack reprieve by magic moments
This was not a victory for Erik ten Hag and his methods but a victory for Man Utd and a collection of talented attacking individuals.
Southgate’s England errors exposed by Gordon, Grealish as Carsley clamour gathers momentum
Interim England boss Lee Carsley has let them off the leash as mistakes made by Gareth Southgate are exposed and his permanent appointment is now a formality…
Harry Kane race almost (slowly) run but who can replace him for England?
Harry Kane is about to win his 100th England cap but how many more can he win playing so ponderously? And who replaces him anyway?