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.
Chelsea slump to disappointing Leicester draw
Chelsea were unable to close out their first win of the Frank Lampard era as Leicester City’s Wilfred Ndidi enjoyed a redemption tale in Sunday’s 1-1 Premier League draw at Stamford Bridge.
Watch: Mourinho tears up while admitting he misses football
Watch former Chelsea and Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho tear up in a video interview while discussing how much he misses football.
Rudiger and Willian could return to bolster Blues
Chelsea manager Frank Lampard will be hoping to have both Antonio Rudiger and Willian available for Sunday’s Premier League visit of Leicester.
Revealed! How much every Premier League club is earning from their shirt sponsorship in 2019/20
Manchester United’s deal with Chevrolet remains the most lucrative in the land, but questions surround their Premier League rivals’ tie-ins with dubious gambling sites.
Twitter responds after Abraham suffers online racial abuse
Twitter remain ‘deeply committed to improving the health of the conversation’ on the social media platform following criticism from Kick It Out after Chelsea forward Tammy Abraham was the victim of online racial abuse.
Why Man City avoided a transfer ban despite breaking the same rules as Chelsea
Manchester City avoided a transfer ban because they admitted breaking Fifa regulations related to the signing of U18 foreign players.
Liverpool shootout hero Adrian revels in crazy week
Liverpool goalkeeper Adrian says his first week at Liverpool has been crazy after he helped his new club win the Super Cup with a save in the penalty shootout victory over Chelsea.
Liverpool beat Chelsea on penalties to lift Super Cup
Backup goalkeeper Adrian was the shootout hero as Liverpool once again tasted continental glory in Istanbul by overcoming Frank Lampard’s Chelsea in the Super Cup.
Mo Salah plays keepy-uppy with young amputee footballers
Amputee footballers played keepy-uppy with Mohamed Salah ahead of Liverpool’s Uefa Super Cup clash with Chelsea.