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Manchester City will be looking to maintain their 100% Premier League record with another win this weekend, as they take on West Ham on Saturday afternoon. City have started their 2023/24 Premier League campaign in fine form, with wins against Burnley, Newcastle, Sheffield United and Fulham seeing them rise to the top of the league table and are the only side who still has a 100% record.
Michael Gannon:Beale might be in last-chance saloon for a while as he can’t afford any more slip-ups with the Gers crowd already losing faith. He needs to string a run of results together at home and in Europe, then go all the way in the League Cup to get some breathing space.
United yet to win well this season
With the international break over, Erik ten Hag will be looking for his Manchester United side to respond strongly in the Premier League when they welcome Brighton & Hove Albion to Old Trafford. They went into the break after suffering a loss at Arsenal which has seen many criticise Ten Hag's approach to the match and the squad at his disposal.
Man City will be looking to maintain their 100% record when they make a trip down to West Ham United with the hosts failing to pick up a win against the Citizens at home since October 2014. Both sides have started the season well with Pep Guardiola's side the only ones in the Premier League to have not dropped a single point yet while Irons are two points behind them despite drawing away to Bournemouth at the start of the season.
American sprinter Noah Lyles said he feels no pressure coming into this weekend's season-ending meet in Eugene, Oregon, and sees it instead as a chance to celebrate on home soil the three gold medals he won at last month's World Championships in Budapest.
World champion Marco Arop admits he needs to learn how to celebrate his running accomplishments. Although he let loose with a gold-medal victory lap at the National Athletics Centre three weeks ago in Budapest, his mind quickly wandered to his next race.
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