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Pedro Neto Rescues Chelsea Draw As Arsenal Title Bid Suffers Fresh Blow

Pedro Neto dealt a fresh blow to spluttering Arsenal's Premier League title challenge as the Chelsea winger's superb strike rescued a 1-1 draw in the London derby on Sunday. Mikel Arteta's side had taken the lead through Gabriel Martinelli's second-half goal at Stamford Bridge. But Neto's equaliser 10 minutes later earned Chelsea a deserved point and left the Gunners without a win in their last four league games. Neto's first Premier League goal since his move from Wolves in August kept third-placed Chelsea above fourth-placed Arsenal on goal difference. Both teams are nine points behind leaders Liverpool, but while Chelsea will be encouraged by their position after exceeding expectations in Enzo Maresca's first season in charge, Arsenal head into the international break assailed by questions about their malaise.

Man City get Premier League title race twist after Trent Alexander-Arnold injury update

Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold is facing a race to be fit for Manchester City's visit to Anfield on December 1, with a first suggestion of a timeline emerging for the full-back's newly acquired injury.

Ruben Amorim has three young players to build a Manchester United title-winning team

Manchester United are 13th in the Premier League and talk of winning the title is fanciful, but Ruben Amorim must believe he can end the wait for league glory at Old Trafford. Each manager since Sir Alex Ferguson has failed in that remit and fans are hoping Amorim will be different.

India Look To Defend Title On Home Soil In Women's Asian Champions Trophy Hockey

Having struggled to win matches the entire year, the Indian women's hockey team will look to start afresh in a new Olympic cycle by defending its Asian Champions Trophy (ACT) title at home, beginning with a clash against lower-ranked Malaysia in Rajgir, Bihar on Monday. India have won the title twice in 2016 (Singapore) and 2023 (Ranchi) in the seven editions of the tournament so far. After failing to qualify for the Paris Olympics, the Indian team lost 13 matches and won just two (with one draw) out of 16 in the women's FIH Pro League this year, but will hope to make a turnaround in their fortune with a strong performance in the ACT.