5 things we learned from the Premier League this weekend

It was yet another weekend of VAR controversy as the Premier League returned to a full round of action after the staggered mid-season break.

Aubameyang double guides Arsenal past Everton

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was at his Sunday best to deliver a 3-2 victory for Arsenal in a Premier League thriller against Everton.

Fernandes stars as Man United thrash Watford

Bruno Fernandes scored his first goal for Manchester United and created two more as the Red Devils extended their unbeaten run to six matches in all competitions with a 3-0 Premier League victory over Watford.

Top four finish after injury crisis would be my greatest achievement – Mourinho

Jose Mourinho says finishing in the top four with Tottenham would be his greatest achievement given he thinks their injury crisis is the worst in Europe.

Liverpool boss Klopp expects reaction to Atletico defeat

Jurgen Klopp expects Liverpool’s Champions League defeat to Atletico Madrid to spark a reaction when they face West Ham in the Premier League on Monday night.

5 talking points ahead of this weekend’s Premier League action

Manchester City will be looking to strengthen their grip on second place on Saturday evening when they travel to a Leicester side just one place and four points below them in the Premier League standings.

Willian and Emerson rumoured to be on their way out of Chelsea

Changes are afoot at Stamford Bridge ahead of a busy summer, with both players potentially leaving.

Arteta tells Arsenal to enjoy art of defending after edging Olympiacos tie

Mikel Arteta has told his Arsenal players to enjoy the art of defending as the Gunners kept their third-consecutive clean sheet in a narrow Europa League victory at Olympiacos.

Carragher on Liverpool’s transfer targets: ‘Sancho or Werner? I’ll take both’

Jamie Carragher thinks Liverpool should reinforce their attack with both Jadon Sancho and Timo Werner.

Evra: I asked Solskjaer to give Williams a chance at Man United

Patrice Evra claims he was partially responsible for Brandon Williams’ emergence into the Manchester United first team.