Spurs claimed all three points during their Saturday lunch time kick off against Leeds United at Elland Road. Mathys Tel will be delighted to Mohammed Kudus have put Spurs in front in the 23rd minute after a lovely weighted pass from Mohammed Kudus. Tel smashed the ball goalwards which took a heavy deflection from Leeds fullback Pascal Struijk, fooling the keeper Darlow and ending up in the top corner. Noah Okafor then equalised for Leeds when Vicario saved the strike from Dominic Calvert-Lewi

The achievement of the previous season that had seen LUFC amount 90 points and deserve many more had been overshadowed by two other clubs who had enjoyed an extraordinary campaign. The failure at Wembley had broken the hearts of the fanbase and blighted all the hard work that had accompanied an impressive first assault by Daniel Farke. The hope was that resolve and reinforced belief that Leeds were ‘going up next time’ would further unify the squad, eliminate the mistakes and cement success.

Leeds 2 - 2 Bournemouth. On the face of it, a point looks good here for Leeds. However, for anyone who watched the game, it may feel like 2 points dropped. 3 early chances spurned, along with a lapse in concentration at death, meant the hosts had to settle for a point. The game will serve as another harsh lesson for Leeds: even the smallest mistakes are punished at this level. Early Chances Creating chances and scoring goals has possibly been the fans number one concern going into this season

Leeds came into this fixture Vs AFC Bournemouth with two away games played on the bounce. After a perfect 3-1 victory away to Wolves, Leeds were looking to add to their very encouraging start to the season. Leeds started the game very well with a headed through ball from Sean Longstaff meeting Dominic Calvert-Lewin and he drove through 1 on 1 against Petrovic in the Bournemouth goal, but Petrovic comfortably held his effort. In the 26th minute, Anton Stach caused a Bournemouth free kick on the

What a leap into very deep water the Leeds United recruitment team, Daniel Farke and the bankrolling 49’rs ownership have taken with the decision to invest heavily with the services of an Everton legend that has played infrequently, scored minimally and impressed rarely over the last two seasons. His performances during the Ancelloti years had proven fruitful with a system that suited his style and a goal return that suited the Everton fans. But thereafter, the fitness has faltered, the goals ha

As away days go, they don't get much more satisfying than Leeds' trip to Molineux on Saturday afternoon: a comeback win, 3 goals, with 2 of them coming from open play. Glorious stuff. Before the game, I was keen not to get carried away and overstate the significance of this early season fixture. However, Leeds won, so fuck it, that was massive. Not only did we go away and win, we did so against a team who are considered to be a relegation rival. Leeds move to 7 points, while Wolves stay rooted t

Well then — if anyone thought Chelsea’s win over Liverpool was a one-off, Saturday at the City Ground was the mic drop. The Blues battered Nottingham Forest 3‑0, oozing confidence, control, and killer instinct. It was a performance that not only sent Forest into panic mode but also left Ange Postecoglou leaving the City Ground with a sack letter. Let’s break down the main takeaways the good, the not-so-good, and the ones to keep an eye on — for all Chelsea fans. 1. Romeo Lavia: Not Quite Ther

After a fast start which resulted in an early lead, Spurs once again failed to capitalise, and two moments of quality from Morgan Rogers and Emi Buendia turned the game around and earned Villa all three points. Charity begins at home Spurs have now won only three of their last 18 Premier League home matches, which is almost unfathomable for a club of this size and stature. The supposed 'game-changer' stadium is in serious need of game changers on the pitch, and is currently, understandably, l

For Wolverhampton Wanderers, this wasn't just another defeat; it felt like a breaking point. A sobering 2-0 loss away to Sunderland left Wolves rooted to the bottom of the Premier League table, still searching for their first win of the season, making them the only team in the top five divisions in England without a win. The numbers are damning: five goals scored, 16 conceded, and a growing sense that Vítor Pereira's project is unravelling before it has truly begun. At the Stadium of Light, Wol

After a win last time out at home to Sunderland, and with Liverpool having lost the last three of their own games in both the league and in Europe. You would think it was an ideal time for Manchester United to cut their teeth against the reigning Premier League champions. However with the international break stopping domestic action for two weeks, it gave a chance for a reset, and a trip to Anfield after all of the travel and disruption of such the break appeared a daunting task. Match Report

Club football on the horizon again, where do Arsenal stand? In the last international break, I predicted that 10 points out of 12 for Arsenal would leave them no further off Liverpool than they were at that point and more than likely closer to 1st place. In the aftermath of drawing at home to what appeared to be an imminently beatable City side and Newcastle away still to come I did wonder if we would reach that target. I should never have questioned Mikel and the boys and I am still buzzing f

Woltemade: Germany’s Rising Star and Newcastle’s New Striking Sensation Nick Woltemade is rapidly emerging as one of Europe’s most exciting young strikers, making waves both for Germany and Newcastle United. At just 22, the German forward has already become a pivotal figure in Julian Nagelsmann’s national team setup and Eddie Howe’s Premier League plans. His seamless transition from VfB Stuttgart to St James’ Park has been nothing short of impressive. With Alexander Isak leaving big boots to f

Transition & Expectations The arrival of the new Premier League Season sees Chelsea Football Club brimming with confidence and a lot of momentum due to their strong finish to last season, which saw them, qualify for Champions League football, complete the European trophy set by winning the Conference League and more significantly winning the Club World Cup. But with success comes higher expectations and more pressure. The club’s management, fans, and pundits now expect consistency, fewer dips,

World Class Talent in Peak Form The phenomenal Erling Haaland just keeps breaking records with exceptional performances for both Norway and Manchester City. As of October 2025, the 25-year-old striker has not only solidified his status as Norway’s all-time top scorer but he has already bagged 94 goals in 104 appearances for Manchester City. International Brilliance: Erling Record-Breaker In their recent World Cup qualifier against Israel on October 11, 2025, Haaland achieved a remarkable mil

Antoine Semenyo's rise from a near-quit at 15 to a Premier League standout is a testament to resilience and talent. Currently at AFC Bournemouth, the Ghanaian forward has caught the attention of Liverpool's hierarchy as reported by This Is Anfield, being viewed as an ideal signing to bolster their attacking options. Career Overview Semenyo's journey began at Bristol City, where he made a significant impact in the Championship. In the 2021-22 season, he registered eight goals and twelve assist

Cole Palmer, Chelsea’s dynamic 23-year-old attacking midfielder, has swiftly become a central figure in the club's resurgence. His blend of creativity, technical prowess, and big-game mentality has drawn comparisons to Chelsea legend Joe Cole. While both players share a flair for the dramatic, Palmer's statistics and style offer a fresh perspective on Chelsea's evolving midfield. Career Statistics: A Glimpse into Palmer's Impact Since joining Chelsea in August 2023, Palmer has made significan