Premier League | 25/26 season
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Daniel Levy exits role as Tottenham executive chairman
Levy has left his role as executive chairman of Tottenham Hotspur. London Super News asked for your thoughts on this and where Spurs might go from here.
The impact of Liverpool's spending on the title race
Title 21 guaranteed for Liverpool?They entered the season as clear favourites to retain the Premier League title, following a comfortable march to their 20th championship last spring.
Aston Villa 0 - 3 Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace overcame the uncertainty surrounding their captain’s future to produce a memorable performance at Aston Villa, with the England centre-back curling a brilliant strike to help secure the win.
Liverpool 1 - 0 Arsenal
Dominik Szoboszlai’s superb late free-kick secured victory for Liverpool over Arsenal after a tense meeting of Premier League heavyweights.
Nottingham Forest 0 - 3 West Ham
A superb away performance from West Ham. They struck three times in the closing stages to ease the pressure on Graham Potter, sealing a deserved victory over Nottingham Forest.
Brighton & Hove Albion 2 - 1 Manchester City
Brajan Gruda struck in the 89th minute to hand Brighton their first Premier League victory of the season and consign Manchester City to successive defeats.
Manchester United 2 - 1 Burnley
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes held his nerve to score a stoppage-time penalty and secure a crucial win over Burnley.
Sunderland 2 - 1 Brentford
Wilson Isidor struck a stoppage-time winner as Sunderland staged a late comeback to beat Brentford, securing their second win of the Premier League season.
Leeds United 0 - 0 Newcastle United
Newcastle United were left frustrated after being held to a goalless draw at Leeds United, with record signing Nick Woltemade restricted to a place in the directors’ box.
Chelsea 2 - 0 Fulham
João Pedro extended his fine scoring run as Chelsea beat Fulham at Stamford Bridge in a match dominated by contentious refereeing call.
Fulham 1 - 1 Manchester United
Bruno Fernandes was left to rue a missed first-half penalty as Emile Smith Rowe struck late to earn Fulham a point against Manchester United.
Manchester City 0 - 2 Tottenham Hotspur
City lose at home to Spurs. Yes, this has happened again. Tottenham repeated last season’s dominance over Manchester City with another away victory, this time built on defensive resilience rather than attacking flair under new head coach Thomas Frank.
Arsenal 5 - 0 Leeds United
Viktor Gyökeres marked his home debut with two goals as Arsenal overpowered Leeds in a five-goal victory in North London. The atmosphere was charged in the stadium as the England international Eze was unveiled and Arsenal responded with a performance full of intensity.
Burnley 2 - 0 Sunderland
Josh Cullen and Jaidon Anthony struck the decisive goals as Burnley claimed their first Premier League win of the season, overcoming fellow newcomers Sunderland
Brentford 1 - 0 Aston Villa
Ouattara strikes on debut as Brentford edge past Villa. The record signing delivered a decisive goal to give Keith Andrews first home win as Bees head coach.
West Ham United 1 - 5 Chelsea
It has been a disastrous start to the season for West Ham United. Chelsea brushed aside a turbulent start to secure their first win of the season against a shambolic home side.
Leeds United 1 - 0 Everton
Leeds United marked their Premier League return with victory as Lukas Nmecha’s late penalty sealed a deserved win over Everton at Elland Road. Daniel Farke’s side were in control for long spells but appeared destined for only a point until James Tarkowski handled Anton Stach’s strike six minutes from time. Nmecha stepped up with composure, firing past Jordan Pickford to spark wild celebrations in a typically fervent Yorkshire crowd.
Manchester United 0 - 1 Arsenal
Manchester United started brightly with Bryan Mbeumo, Patrick Dorgu, Mason Mount and Matheus Cunha all driving forward, but it was Arsenal who struck first through Riccardo Calafiori after a corner. United pushed hard after the break, yet Arsenal’s defence stood firm to secure the win.
Wolves 0 - 4 Manchester City
Erling Haaland struck twice and Tijjani Reijnders impressed on his Premier League debut as City opened the season with a win over Wolves. Reijnders, signed from Milan in the summer, played a central role in three of City’s goals and underlined his potential as a dynamic presence in midfield.
Aston Villa 0 - 0 Newcastle United
Newcastle were left frustrated without wantaway striker Alexander Isak as they were held to a draw by 10-man Aston Villa.
Villa played the final 24 minutes plus stoppage time a man down after Ezri Konsa was sent off, yet the Magpies could not make their advantage count in Isak’s absence, with the forward continuing to push for a move to Liverpool.
Liverpool 4 - 2 Bournemouth
Liverpool left it late to begin the defence of their Premier League title with a win over Bournemouth on an emotional evening.
Season Previews
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Summer news and stories from across the league
All the transfer news and rumours from the summer months.
It has been another fascinating summer in the transfer market.
Click here for managerial updates, new contracts and more
The summer started with the dramatic announcement that Europa League winners Spurs had changed their manager. What impact could that have on the upcoming season.
