Premier League talking points: Will the Foxes hunt champions elect again?
The Premier League returns this weekend after the international break, and here we look at some talking points ahead of the games. You may also like
Some of the major talking points ahead of this weekend’s Premier League action
The Manchester derby is set to hog the headlines this weekend, when Pep Guardiola’s City would take another stride towards the Premier League title if they beat United at the Etihad Stadium. You may also like
Henderson facing spell on sidelines after having groin surgery
Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson faces a long spell on the sidelines after undergoing an operation on the groin injury he sustained in last weekend’s Merseyside derby defeat against Everton. You may also like
Highlights: United ease past Newcastle, City edge Arsenal and Spurs lose more ground
Catch up with all the highlights from this past Sunday’s Premier League action as Manchester City edged past Arsenal, while Man United went back above Leicester City as both teams picked up victories. You may also like
Guardiola staying calm despite Manchester City’s winning run
Pep Guardiola has called for calm after in-form Manchester City went top of the Premier League by routing West Brom 5-0. You may also like
Top of the tree as Christmas nears. How have Liverpool done it?
Defending champions Liverpool are back on top of the Premier League after their 2-1 victory over Tottenham saw them replace Jose Mourinho’s side. You may also like
5 things we learned from the Premier League this weekend
Fans were back in attendance at Premier League matches for the first time since March while victories for Tottenham and Liverpool had them return to the top two spots. You may also like
Arteta insists there is ‘no problem’ between Luiz and Ceballos
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta played down a reported training ground spat during the international break but revealed he has spoken to Willian after the forward was pictured in Dubai. You may also like
Southgate hoping Joe Gomez knee injury not serious
Gareth Southgate is hoping Joe Gomez has avoided a serious knee injury after the ‘upsetting’ sight of the Liverpool defender collapsing in pain during England training. You may also like
Win over Arsenal tops Liverpool thrashing – Dean Smith
Dean Smith insists Aston Villa’s victory at Arsenal was even more impressive than their thrashing of reigning Premier League champions Liverpool last month. You may also like
