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

The resumption of the Premier League for Tottenham had fans wishing that it never returned after a terrible Sunday afternoon that ended in defeat in North London. Side to Side That's what it seemed like all afternoon for Spurs, as a performance without much spark meant Aston Villa could continue their improving form this season. The hosts line up wasn't unsurprising, with Bentancur and Palhinha remaining as Frank's favourites in midfield over the likes of Sarr and Bergvall. It was unfortunat

Tyrone Mings was born in Bath, Somerset and has had a remarkable rise through English football to get to where he is today, playing for Aston Villa. Growing up with his three sisters, his family didn't have it easy. In fact from a young age, Mings spent time in a homeless shelter due to the lack of money his family had. But his escape was football. At just four years-old, he joined his local team FC Chippenham, playing for the U6s as that was the youngest team they had. This is the story of Ty

So we reach the end of another international break. I can never bring myself to get excited for these. I've three sons, aged 13, 10 and 8, and they love it midweek when they get to stay up and watch England. They have snacks and fizzy drinks, and in general enjoy watching a lackadaisical England team stroll past whoever their second rate opposition is. If I'm honest though, I find it a tad dull. I'm sure I'm not alone in this. Even Thomas Tuchel bemoaned the lack of atmosphere at Wembley the ot

When Arsenal completed the signing of Viktor Gyökeres from Sporting CP for a deal worth up to £64 million, there was a sense that Mikel Arteta had finally found the striker Arsenal had been looking for. At 27, the Swedish forward arrived in North London at the peak of his powers, fresh from a stunning season in Portugal where he scored a whopping 54 goals and recorded 12 assists in 52 appearances. His mix of power, movement, and composure in front of goal made him one of the deadliest strikers i

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

Victor Froholdt is a 19-year-old Danish midfielder whose performances in recent seasons have captured the attention of many top clubs. Arsenal are apparently keen on him as a long-term piece for their midfield rebuild. His style, stats, and potential make him one of the brightest young talents in Europe — and many believe he could be a very good fit for the Gunners’ future. Career So Far & Statistics * Froholdt came through FC Copenhagen’s youth setup and broke into the senior team, becoming

As we take time out from the Premier league for another week or so for the International break, we take this opportunity to have a look at how Arsenal's season has gone so far. Seven matches played in the league and five wins and a draw from those seven matches leaves the Gunners in a very favourable position at the top of the table on 16 points. Goal difference for the matches played reads extremely well for Mikel Arteta's team also and with 14 goals scored for and 3 against, this is a league b

The second international break of the season is approaching and it is that time again to take a deep breath, relax and unpack what has happened since the last international break. It has been a chaotic past few fixtures for Chelsea, some low moments and some incredibly high moments too. This will cover the stand out performers, fixture reviews and also look at what's to come this international break. Low moments You could say that Chelsea's season really started during the window of fixtures

After an outstanding summer transfer window, Arsenal sporting director Andrea Berta is already looking to raid Juventus for 20 year old wonder kid Kenan Yildiz, using Gabriel Jesus as a make-weight in the deal. This would make sense from Jesus' perspective, ahead of World Cup 2026 in North America, giving that he will be 29 by then, so realistically this could be his last World Cup. Kenan Yildiz is emerging as one of Europe’s most exciting young attacking talents. At just 20, the Juventus forw