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Do or Die For Manchester United Against Valencia

Manchester United have made their worst start to a Premier League season in almost three decades. While this may have absolutely no bearing whatsoever on the Champions League, which is what we’re going to focus on, that fact still needs to be addressed because it could easily cause their confidence to dip in other competitions that they’re involved in. Of course, the priority for many United fans is going to be finally getting Jose Mourinho out of the club so that they can start fresh,

Champions league 2018-19 Starts Here for Many Teams

Cardiff’s Big Chance Arrives Against Burnley

The Premier League returns this weekend, and while we can appreciate a bit of Carabao (League) Cup action when it rolls around every so often, there’s nothing quite like the thrill of top flight English football. The twists and the turns that go down on a week by week basis often keep us on the edge of our seats, to the point where we’re excited for any and all matches – including the ones that don’t initially seem all too appealing.

Liverpool to Gain Revenge for Midweek Defeat against Chelsea

It was Chelsea who took the first game between these two in midweek when they went away to Anfield and picked up a 2-1 victory. They drew first blood in the Carabao Cup, but it is this game that is the most important fixture out of the two, in the Premier League. Liverpool are the only team to have won every game so far this season, while Chelsea lost their 100% record last weekend when they drew 0-0 away at West Ham.

Wednesday to Topple Leeds in Yorkshire Derby

On Friday night in Sheffield, two of Yorkshire’s biggest clubs go head to head in what should be a fantastic local derby. Both Sheffield Wednesday and Leeds United have a rich history behind them, and both have ambitions to get back into the Premier League, they feel they belong in the top flight of English football, and you couldn’t really argue with them. These two don’t like each other, and we have seen some great battles over the years between them so let’s hope we see another on Friday.

AC Milan to Continue Good Start by Beating Empoli

AC Milan may not be the force of old in Italian football, but they are still a good team and they head to Empoli on Thursday evening looking to add to their decent start to the season. Since a loss on the opening day of the season, Milan have gone unbeaten in their next three games and this appears to be a good opportunity for them to make it four. Empoli started bright, but they have lost three of their last four game to leave them hanging just above the relegation zone in Serie A,

Liverpool Can do the Double Over Chelsea, Starting With Wednesday Cup Win

Liverpool and Chelsea meet for the first occasion on Wednesday, and their two meetings in four days will be fascinating to watch. The first meeting between these two comes in the Carabao Cup, which is far less important than the league meeting they have on Saturday, but still a game worth watching. While both teams are expected to rest many key players, they will be hoping their second string teams can win the game and give the club a momentum boost going into the meeting on Saturday.

Lampard’s Derby a Great Bet Away at Old Trafford

The EFL Cup often struggles to get both players and fans excited but there are many reasons why Derby County will be up for the cup on Tuesday night when they travel to Manchester United. The main reason is the clash between the two managers, Frank Lampard has a chance to go up against his old boss and good friend Jose Mourinho, he would love to get oHne over on him I am sure.

I always think that the biggest teams are vulnerable in this competition,

Manchester United Can Ease to First Friendly Victory

Derby Aim To Stun Manchester United

We’ve been treated to another entertaining weekend of Premier League and Championship action thus far, with several surprising results as well as some quality goals, tackles and pieces of last minute drama. Yes, that’s pretty much how it works every single weekend, but it’s nice to point it out – especially now that we’re gearing up for a busy period of the domestic campaign. The reason for that is the impending next round of the League Cup,

Arsenal Attempt To Keep The Ball Rolling

The Premier League returns today, and yet while there are a series of fascinating games that will go down between now and the end of the day, we’re more interested in what will be happening tomorrow. In addition to West Ham United taking on Chelsea in a London derby, Arsenal will also be hosting Everton at the Emirates as they aim to keep their winning streak going. The Toffees, on the other hand, are in somewhat desperate need of a victory in order to get their campaign back on track following a somewhat rocky start.

Manchester City to Bounce Back in Wales this Weekend

It isn’t too often that Manchester City have to bounce back from a poor performance and a defeat but this weekend it is something they will have to do. They head to Wales to take on Cardiff in the Premier League and go on the back of a night to forget in Europe on Wednesday. They were beaten 2-1 at home by French side Lyon in what was the shock of the first week, making headlines all around Europe.

Bristol City to Bounce Back with Friday Win Against Wigan

Bristol City took their time to get going at the start of this season, with two defeats and a draw in their opening three games. However, since then they have looked a much better team, winning four games in a row before losing 4-2 away at promotion chasing West Brom on tuesday night. Wigan came up from League One this season and so far they have performed very well, much better than people predicted to be fair to them.

Chelsea Can Continue Impressive Start with Europa League Win in Greece

There have been many talking points at the start of the Premier League season but one that hasn’t been spoken about much has been the impressive start that Chelsea have made. With them being involved at the top for a number of yers we often overlook them, but this is a team coming into the season after dropping out of the top four and with a new manager in charge. The World Cup took over the majoirty of the summer so new boss Maurizio Sarri hasn’t really had much time to impose himself on the group.

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