5 things we learned from the EPL weekend
Liverpool remain top of the Premier League after extending their 100% start, while Tottenham Hotspur blew a two-goal lead to draw the north-London derby with Arsenal.
Pochettino insists commitment to Spurs has never wavered
Mauricio Pochettino has turned down a number of job offers from elsewhere during his five years at the Tottenham helm, but insists his commitment to the club has never wavered.
The best- and worst-case European group draws for every British club this week
The Premier League dominated Europe last season, with four of its clubs making up the finals of the Europa League and Champions League.
11 Premier League players who scored once – but made it an absolute corker
The history of English football’s top flight is littered with one-hit wonders – players who scored only once in the Premier League, but made sure their goal was an absolute corker.
Ranked! The 10 best centre-backs in the world
Find out which stoppers come up trumps in our run-down of the greatest central defenders on the planet.
Reflections on the bright start nobody expected at United
Two tough games, four points – and a plan that’s working. It’s so far, so good for Manchester United, writes Andy Mitten.
Every Premier League side’s most underrated player
Which Premier League stars deserve more praise than they usually receive? Here, we’ve picked out the most underrated operator from each club in the division.
11 Premier League players who could leave before the end of the European transfer window
The Premier League transfer window may have closed, but European clubs still have the opportunity to purchase players from English sides before the end of August.
5 things we learned from the EPL this weekend
Liverpool and Arsenal emerged from the second round of Premier League fixtures with their perfect records intact as reigning champions Manchester City surrendered theirs in controversial fashion.
Why Premier League clubs may have spent more intelligently than ever before
The ovation reflected the return of the hometown hero. Or so it seemed at the time. Perhaps, as Jay Rodriguez made his second Burnley debut in a late cameo against Southampton in the Premier League on Saturday, it was simply some sympathy for the elderly.