Liverpool have not gone from bad to worse. They’ve gone from bad for them, to bad. Then, they went through various worsening stages of bad and now they’re historically bad. Last night’s 1 – 0 defeat to Chelsea at Anfield thanks to a Mason Mount goal was their fifth straight home defeat. It’s the first

Shkodran Mustafi and Sead Kolasinac were reportedly at the heart of a ‘player revolt’ that got the Schalke manager sacked. Schalke have only won one game all season, and Christian Gross is the fourth manager to be sacked this season. No other Bundesliga team has had five managers in one season. Shkodran Mustafi, Sead Kolasinac

VAR is under scrutiny once again following a controversial handball review in Sunday’s goalless draw between Chelsea and Manchester United. Both manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and left back Luke Shaw were left outraged and confused by the officiating. Manchester United were denied a penalty after Callum Hodson-Odoi appeared to handle the ball in a tussle

For reasons beyond understanding for anybody, A.C Milan’s Zlatan Ibrahimovic and the Lakers’ LeBron James traded barbs over the weekend. Zlatan Ibrahimovic criticised the NBA superstar, a leading voice on racial injustice in the U.S, for being politically outspoken. “[LeBron] is phenomenal at what he’s doing, but I don’t like when people have some kind

Arsenal attacker Bukayo Saka looks destined for stardom and is about to join a select club of young Arsenal players. If he plays against Leicester on Sunday, he will become the second-youngest player to make 50 Arsenal appearances. The youngest ever player to do that for the Gunners was Cesc Fabregas. Bukayo Saka, at 19,

Aston Villa have reportedly launched an investigation and banned its players and staff from playing Fantasy Football this week. The news comes in the wake of a mini scandal involving Jack Grealish, who missed Sunday’s game against Leicester. The fact Jack Grealish was injured was apparently leaked on social media due to the fact that

Having lost five of their last six games, Tottenham Hotspur haven’t had much to feel positive about of late. Manager Jose Mourinho is doing hit patented ‘blame the players routine’, claiming that his coaching methods are second to none in the world, and that Spurs have problems he alone can’t fix. It’s a far cry

Pep Guardiola was full of praise for his protogé Mikel Arteta after City’s win at the Emirates on Sunday. Guardiola described Mikel Arteta as ‘so clever’, and says that he knows everything. Such hyperbole is to be expected when Guardiola is talking about his former assistant coach. Plus, Pep is gracious in victory. He has

Manchester City’s 1 – 0 win over Arsenal at the Emirates on Sunday extended their incredible winning run. It also marked a personal milestone for manager Pep Guardiola. He has now taken charge of more games than any other Manchester City manager in the past 50 years. It’s unexpected, not because his position was ever