Morata header gives Chelsea deserved win
Alvaro Morata’s superb second-half header secured a deserved 1-0 Premier League win for Chelsea over an insipid Manchester United at Stamford Bridge on Sunday.
City underpin favourites status as Arsenal run ragged
Kevin De Bruyne, Sergio Aguero and Gabriel Jesus were on target as Manchester City underpinned their status as Premier League title favourites with a dominant 3-1 beating of an outclassed Arsenal.
Gazzaniga heroics backed up by Son strike
Paulo Gazzaniga played an unlikely hero act for Tottenham, repelling a dogged Crystal Palace before Son Heung-min struck to secure a 1-0 win at Wembley.
Sanchez already decided his next club – Rummenigge
Bayern Munich president Karl-Heinz Rummenigge says Alexis Sanchez already decided to join another club in January, amid speculation suggesting the Arsenal forward will finally complete a move to Manchester City.
Chelsea title a ”miracle” like Leicester – Conte
Antonio Conte feels the Premier League triumph he masterminded with Chelsea last season was a “miracle” – just like Leicester City’s in 2015-16.
Wenger backs Ozil to match City stars
Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil is capable of matching Manchester City’s attacking stars, according to the Gunners’ manager, Arsene Wenger.
Salah, Matip and Ox on target in Liverpool rout
Mohamed Salah netted a brace to inspire Liverpool to a 4-1 Premier League win that left Slaven Bilic facing the wrath of the West Ham faithful.
Bournemouth edge Newcastle
Steve Cook’s last-gasp header helped Bournemouth move out of the Premier League’s bottom three, thanks to a 1-0 win over Newcastle United.
Crouch snatches point after Mahrez dazzles
Stoke City and Leicester City shared a 2-2 draw at the bet365 Stadium for a third season in succession after veteran striker Peter Crouch came off the bench to salvage a point for the hosts.
Valverde salutes ‘extraordinary’ Messi ahead of 600th Barca game
Lionel Messi is in line to make his 600th Barcelona appearance in Saturday’s La Liga clash with Sevilla and an astonished Ernesto Valverde said he has “run out of adjectives for him.”