Daily Football Briefing
Daily Football Briefing
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Wednesday’s Champions League brought two English wins, four emphatic scorelines, and a set of questions for the weekend’s Premier League.
Tuesday's Champions League return brought six wins, two English victories, and a useful test for the new European season. Tom follows the scorelines into the questions facing Villa, City, Liverpool, Arsenal, and Newcastle.
A Monday briefing on Everton’s stoppage-time rescue against Manchester United, Arsenal’s comeback win over Chelsea, the transfer stories that reached Sunday’s pitch, and the return of European football.
A relaxed Sunday briefing on Saturday's seven Premier League matches, the late margins behind the results, deadline-day debuts, and the return of European football.
Alexander Isak scores twice in nine minutes as Liverpool beat Ipswich 2-0, while Friday team news sets up the Premier League weekend.
A relaxed Thursday briefing on Arsenal's record Martinelli sale, Liverpool's long-term squad plan, Celtic's Europa League list and the Premier League weekend ahead.
A relaxed post-window briefing on Arsenal's title benchmark, Aston Villa's rebuild, Liverpool's squad questions, and the unfinished business still facing Everton and Tottenham.
A relaxed deadline-day briefing on the moves that survived the final medical, replacement, paperwork and player-agreement conditions.
A relaxed Monday briefing on Arsenal's 1-0 win at Aston Villa and the transfer deadline moves that are complete, agreed or still only in talks.
A relaxed Sunday football briefing: Chelsea survive Brighton, Manchester United turn the game through Bruno Fernandes, Leeds recover, Sunderland find a late winner, and deadline-day moves are separated by their actual status.
A relaxed Saturday football briefing: four Premier League results, the next European dates, and four transfer stories separated by what is actually agreed and what is still only being discussed.
A relaxed Saturday briefing on Manchester City's 4-1 win at Crystal Palace, the Europa League draw for Bournemouth, Crystal Palace and Sunderland, and Aston Villa's reshaped attack after Ollie Watkins and Nicolas Jackson headlines.
