Premier League • England
We have completely subjectively picked the most overrated player from all 20 Premier League clubs. What a way to make yourself hated by every fan base, eh?
More than 1600 international caps between this lot, with six centurions and others edging towards 100 featuring among a few big names and some other international stalwarts…
Lisandro Martinez is obviously too small to excel as a centre-half in the Premier League for Manchester United, while Richarlison is the Spurs king.
England have let a few players slip through the same net which reeled Declan Rice and Jack Grealish in before. There are decisions to be made at Newcastle.
Injury crises, so hot right now. Injury crises. At least a quarter of the actual Premier League is in the grips of one, with Erik ten Hag navigating Manchester United’s ...
Spurs are the new plaything of Sky Sports and TNT Sport so they inevitably top the Premier League TV table, with Liverpool sixth only on goal difference.
Not one single Premier League manager has been sacked yet and it’s already November. What is going on? At least it means we only have 20 men to rank.
One Man Utd star made the brave decision to stay and another was bold enough to leave. This lot backed themselves with transfer calls and are showing why
Brighton boss Roberto de Zerbi has been criticised by former Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan for his comments about English referees.
Three of the four youngest teams went down last season so it probably does not pay to be too young. Burnley did not take heed.
There is something undeniable about the form of Virgil van Dijk, Aston Villa at home and… Manchester United? And what a disappointment Roberto De Zerbi is…
Kieran Trippier had a miserable night at Bournemouth, Josko Gvardiol stumbled at Stamford Bridge, and Joao Palhinha had a stinker for Fulham at Aston Villa…
With the Premier League campaign now 12 matches deep, we have some big statistics for you to indulge in. We have the leaders across 17 metrics.
Goals are great, but what’s even better than actual goals? Expected goals. And, according to xG, Liverpool and Spurs are mid.
Erling Haaland might have scored 13 Premier League goals this season but xG calculates that he really should have scored 13 goals.
Is anybody going to get sacked at all this season? The pressure has eased on many but Vincent Kompany and Eddie Howe are vulnerable.
Generally speaking the nearer the team is to the top of this list the more fun they are to watch. Liverpool leading from Spurs offers reasonable support for that hypothesis…
Only one Premier League team is yet to drop any points after taking the lead this season. Tottenham have spaffed two leads in a week…
Sheffield United gained points for the third time in the Premier League this season, escaping the foot of the table with a 1-1 draw after going behind against Brighton.
Chelsea vs Man City is the match of the weekend and we are back taking on Robbie Savage in prediction all ten scorelines in the Premier League.
We looked at loan players who might deserve a recall. But you know what’s more fun? Looking at those that really don’t.
Not surprisingly, the worst XI from the Premier League weekend is dominated by those who rolled over to have their bellies tickled by the champions, while Emi Martinez is humbled…
Two of the promoted clubs had a great weekend; the other did not. There are kind words for Eddie Howe and Bernardo Silva, but rather harsh ones for Fulham.
Erling Haaland managed 16 touches, no goals and no assists in his 45 minutes against Bournemouth. Manchester City still scored six goals.
Oliver Norwood’s penalty with the last kick of the game earned Sheffield United their first victory of the Premier League season as they beat Wolves 2-1.
Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United plight got us thinking not just about who might replace him, but which manager is next in line at every Premier League club.
More misery for Manchester United? Tottenham and Arsenal to remain unbeaten? We are taking on Robbie Savage in predicting matchday 11 in the Premier League.
Former Premier League manager Tim Sherwood feels Sheffield United are already down, as “you could put Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola in there and they are not keeping them” up.
Three Manchester United players make the worst XI, and a fair few were just pipped to their positions by some newly-promoted lads.
Erik ten Hag is doing a very difficult job poorly and Chelsea can’t rely on a mythical striker to score *all* of their goals. Nketiah and Calvert-Lewin shone, and we ...
