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Despite Missing Key Players, City Can Pick Up Champions Cup Victory

Watford Tackle Champions Manchester City

We’ve already seen a string of intriguing and impressive performances throughout the Premier League this weekend, and it’s not over by a long shot with some fascinating Sunday games for us to feast our eyes upon today. In addition to that we’ve also got a rare series of fixtures during the week, meaning it’ll be pretty interesting to see how the sides fare with such a quick turnaround. Some have the squad depth to deal with such a demand,

The North London Derby Awaits

Cardiff City’s win over Wolverhampton Wanderers last night set the stage perfectly for another series of entertaining and intriguing Premier League games this weekend, but of course, that’s what we’ve come to expect. It’s the kind of division in which you never really know what is going to happen, and that’s just the way we like it. The unpredictability of it all keeps us on our toes, and that’ll be in full effect on Sunday when we get to witness three games that will make up the ultimate Derby Day extravaganza for fans who want to do nothing more than lie around on the sofa.

Manchester United Can Ease to First Friendly Victory

Desperate Southampton Face Manchester United

The Premier League returns to our screens once again this weekend, following a set of midweek European fixtures that certainly gave us a lot to talk about. The winter period is almost upon us and we all know what that means – a lot of football in a somewhat bizarrely short span of time. Some may think that English football is behind on the times by not having a break, but in truth, the excitement and thrill of so much football is one of the highlights of the Christmas festivities for many.

Big Spending Wolves Hoping for Positive Opening Day Result

Cardiff Capable of Upsetting Faultering Wolves

Both Cardiff and Wolves were automatically promoted to the Premier League last season, but their Premier League campaigns so far could not be further apart. Both before joining the Premier League and this summer after promotion, Wolves have spent big money with the intention of not only surviving in the Premier League, but thriving in it. Wolves don’t want to just be in the Premier League, they want to lay the foundations that ensure the club will be in the top flight for a long time to come.

Chelsea to Bag Another Comfortable Europa League Victory

Chelsea have taken very well to the Europa League so far this season and they come into game week five with a 100% record of four wins from four games. They have already qualified for the knockout phase, and if they manage to get a point or more from their game against PAOK on Thursday night then they will guarantee finishing top of the group, with one game to spare. We are still in the very early stages of this competition,

Tottenham Have Team Chemistry to Win in Pre-Season

Spurs Clash with Inter in Must Win Tie at Wembley

The situation couldn’t be any bigger for Tottenham on Wednesday night, they face Inter Milan in what is a must win game in the Champions League. After a poor campaign in the competition so far, Spurs are on the brink of elimination and need to pull something out of the bag if they are to make it through to the knockout round. The likely scenario is that they will finish third, meaning they will drop into the Europa League knockout round,

United to Continue Good Champions League Form against Young Boys

While their league campaign is so far going far from how it was expected to, Manchester United fans should be pleased with how their team has been performing in the Champions League. They face Young Boys on Tuesday, a team they have already beaten this season away from home, and there was nothing in that game to suggest the Swiss club should be able to cause any problems at Old Trafford when they visit.

While the league is taking centre stage and giving fans the ammunition they want to complain about the way the team is going under boss Jose Mourinho,

Burnley & Newcastle Clash On Monday Night Football

Premier League football is back in our lives, and the series of games that we’ve seen over the course of the weekend thus far certainly haven’t disappointed. We’ve seen the biggest and best sides from across the English game competing in order to try and build some momentum after the international break, which has made for some entertaining viewing. However, the weekend isn’t over yet and while some are choosing to focus on the ongoing Sunday fixtures,

Arsenal Face Tough Test Against Bournemouth

The international break was arguably more entertaining than it has been in a long time courtesy of the UEFA Nations League, and that can’t be understated. However, we aren’t going to pretend like we aren’t ecstatic about the fact that the Premier League is returning to our screens today. There’s a special kind of vibe that you get with domestic football that is unlike anything else in the world of sport, and while that might sound hyperbolic,

London Rivals Tottenham & Chelsea Go To War

Hello and welcome back to the weird and wonderful world of domestic football! That’s right, after two weeks of the international break we’re finally getting the chance to really embrace the kind of football that we all know and love, and that isn’t a knock on international football by any stretch. We happen to really enjoy the beautiful game, in that regard, in all of its glory – and we purely just feel even more enthusiastic about seeing the best battle the best on a week to week basis.

West Brom to Pile More Misery on Bottom Club Ipswich

West Brom come back from the international break looking to continue their push for promotion back into the Premier League, and they begin that with a trip to face Ipswich on Friday night. Ipswich are currently bottom of the entire Championship, and even if they win on Friday night and other results go their way, there is no chance of them moving from that position this weekend, the gap is already too big for them to overcome.

Salford to Shock League One Shrewsbury in FA Cup

The FA Cup can bring magical footballing moments to our screen as we have seen over the past couple of decades. The story of Salford City has already brought something special to us, we have seen them win in front of the TV cameras before, and on Wednesday night after earning a hard fought draw away at Shrewsbury, they have home advantage in their quest to do it again.

On Wednesday the National League team host League One Shrewsbury,

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