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Arsenal began the contest exactly as expected, asserting control through possession and forcing Wolves into a deep, compact defensive shape from the opening minutes. The Emirates settled quickly into a familiar rhythm, with Arsenal circulating the ball patiently while Wolves were pinned inside their own half, tasked with absorbing pressure. An early set piece offered a glimpse of Arsenal’s threat. A short routine shifted Wolves out of shape before Bukayo Saka delivered a dang

Chelsea returned to winning ways at Stamford Bridge with a confident 2–0 victory over Everton, ending their four-match winless run and restoring much-needed momentum to Enzo Maresca’s campaign. After a difficult stretch away from home, the Blues produced a composed performance built on sharp attacking transitions and solid defensive organisation. Chelsea lined up in a 4-2-3-1, with Sánchez in goal behind a back four of Cucurella, Chalobah, Fofana and Gusto. Enzo Fernández and

Liverpool claimed a vital three points and a clean sheet as they beat Brighton at Anfield, with Hugo Ekitike scoring twice and Mohamed Salah making a decisive return from the bench. Salah was again left out of the starting line-up but named among the substitutes, while the afternoon also marked Virgil van Dijk’s 250th appearance for the club all of which have come as a starter. Liverpool took the lead within seconds of kick-off. Brighton failed to clear their lines and Joe Go

“Let’s make things right, together,” wrote Cole Palmer on Instagram the night before Chelsea return to Stamford Bridge after three consecutive away games, two of which ended in disappointing defeats. His message reflects the mood around the club: a shared responsibility to steady the ship after a run of four matches without a win, matching the longest winless streak under Enzo Maresca’s tenure. December has historically been a turbulent month for Chelsea, yet optimism had beg

All eyes will be on the team sheet as Liverpool welcome Brighton to Anfield. Mohamed Salah did not travel to Milan for Liverpool’s 1–0 win over Inter at the San Siro on matchday six of the Champions League. His absence followed a turbulent week in which the Egyptian star accused the club of “throwing [him] under the bus” and claimed he no longer has a relationship with head coach Arne Slot. The comments came after Liverpool’s 3–3 draw at Elland Road and his omission from thre

Arsenal step into this weekend knowing the margin for error has disappeared. Winless in two of their last three Premier League games and coming off a frustrating defeat to Aston Villa, the pressure has tightened at the top. Manchester City’s comfortable 3–0 win over Sunderland has only added urgency, as they are now just two points behind in second place, leaving Arsenal in a position where three points are not optional but essential. Injuries complicate the picture. Gabriel

Arsenal are now unbeaten in six games in the Champions League, showing how dominant they are in Europe this season. They will comfortably qualify for the round of 16, as this has been one of Arsenal’s best starts in a European competition in a very long time. For the first half, Arsenal were mostly in control. They had possession and were defensively solid. Madueke scored a stunner from outside the box with his left foot in the 24th minute to give Arsenal the lead. Brugge did

Mourinho welcomed Antonio Conte’s Napoli to Lisbon for a clash defined by structure, intensity, and two managers who pride themselves on discipline. From the first whistle, it was clear only one team arrived ready to impose itself. Benfica exploded out of the blocks, suffocating Napoli’s build-up and carving through their defensive shape with worrying ease. Milinković-Savić was called into action almost immediately, pulling off a superb double save to keep the game level. How

Real Madrid started the game strongly, Vinícius turning Dias inside out and drawing a foul from Dias’ outstretched leg just two minutes in. Initially this was awarded as a penalty, however referee for the night Clément Turpin corrected this to a free-kick just outside the box. The subsequent free-kick was struck by Valverde and took a wicked deflection wide. Real had another big chance just a few minutes later, Rodrygo playing a teasing ball across the face of goal towards Vi

Chelsea’s Champions League evening in Bergamo ended in disappointment as Atalanta came from behind to win 2–1, overturning João Pedro’s first-half opener with a dominant second-half display. The result extends Chelsea’s poor away form in Europe, following a draw at Qarabag and defeat at Bayern, and raises further concerns over their control and resilience on the road. Atalanta lined up under Raffaele Palladino in a 3-4-2-1 shape, with Carnesecchi in goal, a back three of Koss