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Eight games played. 16 points. Fourth in the league. The opening games of the 2020/21 Premier League season have been an absolute joy from a Southampton perspective, with the south-coast club occupying a Champions League spot going into Monday night’s tricky test at Wolves.
Brighton hold on to an important 2-1 away win after late VAR drama which ruled out a penalty for Aston Villa. Goals from Danny Welbeck and Solly March secured the vital win for Potter’s side.
Haverfordwest haven’t trained in almost two weeks due to the team self-isolating and it was clear to see as the Bluebirds suffered a heavy 3-0 defeat.
Harry Smith’s double set Northampton Town up for a priceless three points with a 3-1 win against Burton Albion as The Brewers dropped to rock bottom in the League One table.
Spurs climb to the top of the Premier League after defeating Manchester City 2-0. Goals from Heung-min Son and Giovani Lo Celso were the ingredients to a masterclass from the London club.
A trip to Portman Road was always going to be incredibly tough for struggling Shrewsbury, but a result was crucial for manager Sam Ricketts to prove he’s the right man for the job.
Swansea defeat Rotherham by a goal to nil at the Liberty Stadium.
The Stags drew 1-1 with Colchester United at the One Call Stadium in League Two, but it was clear to see one player who gave it 110% as he has done since coming into the squad.
This may be the first game ever a side hopes they don’t get a penalty! Fulham have a dilemma over who takes one but Everton aim to halt a run of three defeats and nine games without a cleansheet
Eight games played. One point won. Bottom of the league. Sheffield United’s start to the 2020/21 Premier League season has been nothing short of miserable. The Blades currently occupy 20th place in the top-flight table going into Sunday’s clash with West Ham United.
It was a rather dull affair at St. Andrews on Friday night for a fixture that had received plenty of anticipation before kick-off.
This Saturday, Milton Keynes Dons welcome Hull City in a Sky Bet League One clash at Stadium MK. Both sides are entering the clash in reasonable form and are looking to keep their respective runs continuing.
As the Championship introduce new rules on substitutions, Watford will hope to capitalise.
Having made a tentative start to his Nottingham Forest career under Sabri Lamouchi, Lyle Taylor is starting to find his feet in his new surroundings. Forest fans have been waiting a little while for him get his chance but the distinctive-looking striker is up and running at The City Ground.
Life as a Preston North End supporter could only be described as a rollercoaster thus far this season. Generally, most clubs have decent home form and may find it a bit more challenging away but this is certainly not the case for Alex Neil’s men.
Michael O’Neill has confirmed that the Englishman will make his first appearance for the club against Huddersfield at the Bet365 Stadium as their injury list continues to grow.
EFL Player Of The Month for October Ivan Toney will be looking to maintain his strong start to the season when Brentford travel to Wycombe Wanderers on Saturday.
Premier League leaders Leicester City are off to a flyer this campaign. It’s their best-ever start to a Premier League season,…
After both side’s turbulent campaigns last season, things are looking a lot smoother sailing this time around.
Sunderland head to Doncaster on Saturday with Phil Parkinson needing a win to try and convince spectators he is the man to take them forwards.
With pressure mounting on Jake Buxton, Burton are in massive need of a victory against Northampton Town this weekend.
Paul Warne’s Rotherham travel to South Wales to face promotion hunting Swans.
David Collins reviews an unexpected night of expectation in the Welsh capital. Finns & Arias So, we have a proper…
Dean Smith’s side will come back from the international break with a target of reaching the top spot for the first time in over 19 years, however, the Seagulls will look to spoil the fortunes at Villa Park.