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Erik ten Hag has praised the progress Arsenal have made under Mikel Arteta as Manchester United look to end the Gunners’ perfect record at Old Trafford.
Brighton & Hove Albion take on Leicester City in game week 6 of the Premier League 22/23 season. Here we have how to watch, team news, head-to-head, odds, prediction and everything you need to know about the fixture.
UEFA have placed Rangers under Financial Fair Play scrutiny after fining eight clubs.
It's been a summer of change at Manchester United.
Dead-last at the bottom of the table through five matches, Leicester City manager Brendan Rodgers says he understands fans' complaints as they watched other teams strengthen while the Foxes virtually stood pat.
Patrice Evra has heaped praise on Arsenal as the Premier League leaders prepare to face Manchester United and admits their perfect start to the season is ‘scaring’ him.
Manchester United will make a late call on whether new signing Antony will play in Sunday's Premier League game against early pace-setters Arsenal while fellow forward Anthony Martial will miss the clash due to injury, manager Erik ten Hag said. United signed Antony on a five-year contract for a reported initial fee of 80.75 million pounds ($93.16 million) and the Brazil international who played under Ten Hag at Ajax Amsterdam took part in his first team training session on Friday. "He did his first training (on Thursday), so an individual session," Ten Hag told reporters after a 1-0 win at Leicester City on Thursday which lifted them to fifth in the league.
The decline in Leicester's fortunes was summed up by a frustrated Brendan Rodgers following Thursday's 1-0 defeat by Manchester United as the Foxes boss moaned: "This isn't the club that it was a couple of years ago." Thai-owned Leicester sit bottom of the Premier League with just one point after their first five matches. Rodgers' angst at Leicester's plight has been exacerbated by a lack of recruitment during the transfer window, leaving him to admit avoiding relegation is now their main aim.