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November 24

Premier League star gets red card after slapping teammate in face during match

Everton players Idrissa Gueye and Michael Keane were involved in a bizarre moment early in their match against Manchester United on Monday night.

November 22

England Star Hints at International Switch Ahead of 2026 World Cup

Harvey Barnes is open to switching his international allegiance from England to Scotland.

November 17

Santiago Giménez to Sunderland? Mexico Star Linked to Move from AC Milan

Santiago Giménez's future at AC Milan has become increasingly uncertain, which could mean a potential move to the Premier League.

November 4

Boos and a Defaced Mural: Trent Alexander-Arnold's Liverpool Return Was Bad

Trent Alexander-Arnold's return to Liverpool with Real Madrid didn't go well, which included a 1-0 loss in Champions League action.

October 31

Pep Guardiola: Man City Superstar Duo Erling Haaland and Rodri Back from Injuries

Pep Guardiola has revealed that both Erling Haaland and Rodri have recovered from their respective injuries and will be fit for Manchester City.

October 18

Premier League boss sacked minutes after latest loss, ending brief and winless tenure with Nottingham Forest

Nottingham Forest dismissed manager Ange Postecoglou after Saturday's loss, which marked eight consecutive winless games in just 39 days at the helm.

October 17

Cole Palmer Injury Woes: How it Affects Chelsea, England's World Cup Plans

Chelsea star Cole Palmer has seen his campaign derailed by a persistent groin injury that hasn't healed.

October 16

Eight Premier League Storylines To Watch: Liverpool, Man United, Haaland, More

The Premier League action picks back up after the October break. What to expect from Liverpool, Man United, and top players like Erling Haaland?

October 11

Erling Haaland Missed Two Penalties — Then He Scored a Hat-Trick

Erling Haaland saved his blushes by scoring for Norway moments after having a penalty saved twice by Israel goalkeeper Daniel Peretz.

October 9

Harry Kane Is Already England’s GOAT, but the 2026 World Cup Could End the Debate

Forget Wayne Rooney and Sir Bobby Charlton — Harry Kane is already England's GOAT. But the red-hot Bayern Munich striker needs 2026 World Cup glory to end the debate.