Premier League
Dominic Solanke scored twice — the first an extremely controversial marker — as Tottenham Hotspur erased a 2-goal deficit to draw Manchester City 2-2 in North London on Sunday.
Premier League Features
“Hijack” star Idris Elba sits down with Arsenal forward Eberechi Eze to talk about which Gunner would fit the actor’s roles and takes a few penalty kicks.
The Generation xG crew discusses Arsenal’s aggressive setup against Newcastle which paid dividends in a monumental early-season win at St. James’ Park.
The Generation xG crew takes a closer look at how Crystal Palace were able to have so much success against Liverpool despite the Reds dominating possession at Selhurst Park.
The Generation xG crew puts the spotlight on Sunderland’s fantastic start to the season in their return to the Premier League after eight long years.
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The 2025-26 Premier League table is absolutely bonkers and so tight.
Mohamed Salah may not catch Ryan Giggs’ 162 career PL assists or Kevin De Bruyne in second, but the Liverpool man has passed some big, big names to sit inside the top 10.
Can the Black Cats get back on track and reignite their unlikely European push?
Michael Carrick has Manchester United supporters dreaming of a return to the golden age after improving the Red Devils to 3-0 under his watch following a topsy-turvy 3-2 win over Fulham at Old Trafford on Sunday.
Michael Carrick’s reaction to Manchester United’s wild 3-2 win over Fulham at Old Trafford could go anywhere.
Neco Williams was sent off in the first half but Nottingham Forest held on for a big point against Crystal Palace.
Brentford played over half the game down a player but secured a stunning win at title hopefuls Aston Villa.
The race to unseat Mohamed Salah and keep him from standing alone atop the Premier League Golden Boot record list is on after Liverpool teammate Hugo Ekitike scored the first goal of this season on Friday, August 15.
James Milner’s incredible career sees the 40-year-old just one match away from joining Premier League legend Gareth Barry atop the all-time appearances list.