12:15 PM ET Another great soccer weekend and a fresh batch of talking points! Manchester United‘s win over Tottenham cemented the exit of Nuno Espirito Santo, but it doesn’t necessarily mean Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is safe in his job. Barcelona stumbled to a draw, Juventus are in trouble, Bayern Munich shrugged off last week’s 5-0
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1:30 PM ET Manchester United got back on their feet vs. Tottenham, Arsenal got some brilliance between the posts and some big clubs (Paris Saint-Germain) are struggling to get all their stars on the same page. Plus there were goals and talking points galore around Barcelona, Brighton’s draw at Liverpool and Juventus. As for Manchester
1:48 PM ET What if soccer had an all-star game? Scratch that: what if soccer had eight all-star teams representing eight major leagues — English Premier League, German Bundesliga, Italian Serie A, Spanish LaLiga, Major League Soccer, Mexico’s Liga MX, French Ligue 1 and Dutch Eredivisie — and we put those teams head-to-head in a
8:47 AM ET Kieron Dyer is now a coach at Ipswich Town. Photo by Pete Norton/Getty Images Former England and Newcastle United midfielder Kieron Dyer will need a liver transplant after being diagnosed with a rare liver condition, the player said on Sunday. Dyer, 42, is in charge of the Under-23s at Ipswich Town and was
7:00 AM ET He may still have his hands on the wheel for now, but it looks like Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is once again fighting for his job at Manchester United. United have failed to win any of their last four Premier League games and have won just two of their last seven matches overall
11:55 AM ET Brighton fought back from two goals down to earn a 2-2 Premier League draw at Liverpool on Saturday, as Enock Mwepu and Leandro Trossard spoiled what would have been a perfect week for the Merseyside club. Following a 5-0 victory over Manchester United on Sunday and Wednesday’s 2-0 Carabao Cup win at
6:42 PM ET Luke Thrower The summer transfer window was unlike any other; see all the major deals and check out how we graded the biggest signings. And just because the window is shut until January, that doesn’t mean the rumours won’t keep coming. Here is the latest gossip and speculation. TOP STORY: PSG circling
9:30 AM ET Danny Lewis In a meeting between two sides in positive form, it was Arsenal who came away with the win against Leicester City thanks to an inspired performance from goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale. The Gunners went ahead as Gabriel Magalhaes headed home just five minutes in. The lead was doubled just 13 minutes
8:43 AM ET Sam Marsden Moises Llorens Joan Laporta has said Barcelona were “drifting dangerously” under Ronald Koeman and conceded he should have sacked the Dutch coach before Wednesday’s defeat to Rayo Vallecano. Barca president Laporta eventually dismissed Koeman after the 1-0 loss in Vallecas in midweek with Barca ninth in the league after just
6:27 PM ET Luke Thrower The summer transfer window was unlike any other; see all the major deals and check out how we graded the biggest signings. And just because the window is shut until January, that doesn’t mean the rumours won’t keep coming. Here is the latest gossip and speculation. TOP STORY: Asensio’s Madrid