Premier League

Rule change pushes Premier League into £312m loss – report

The Premier League is set to announce a record annual loss of £312 million ($390 million, 368 million euros) because of the declining value of sterling and new accounting rules, the Financial Times reported Friday after seeing documents yet to be made public.
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Five things we learned in the Premier League

Chelsea set a club record with their 11th successive win to cement top spot, Arsenal suffered a painful loss at Manchester City and Zlatan Ibrahimovic shone again for Manchester United.

Five things we learned in the Premier League

Manchester City lost their cool in a damaging defeat against title rivals Chelsea, Liverpool surrendered ground on the leaders after an incredible collapse at Bournemouth, while Alexis Sanchez kept Arsenal firmly in the hunt.

English Premier League table

English Premier League table after Saturday’s matches (played, won, drawn, lost, goals for, goals against, points):

Five things learnt from Premier League transfers

Arsene Wenger left it late again to rush through transfers on the final day of trading and the jury is out on whether his new boys will finally bring a title. While Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis said the squad was good enough to win the Premiership, Arsenal are only eighth after three games. Wenger ended up outlaying more than £50 million (60 million euros/$66 million) for striker Lucas Perez, a player they apparently earlier discounted, and German defender Shkodran Mustafi, who has yet to nail down a regular place in the German national side. Wenger is in the last year of his contract and his future could largely depend on if these two — along with Granit Xhaka and Rob Holding — provide the last pieces of a Premier League winning side puzzle.

Five things we learnt in the Premier League

Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea and surprise package Hull City maintained their 100 percent records in the Premier League this weekend, but champions Leicester City and Arsenal remain winless.

Premier League fixtures for 2016-17 season

Kicking-off on the weekend commencing Saturday 13 August, the new campaign will begin with defending champions Leicester City facing a trip to play newly-promoted Hull City.

Van Gaal on the Boxing Day ropes

Manchester United manager Louis van Gaal is at risk of a knockout punch as his side visit Stoke City in the weightiest fixture of the Premier League’s jam-packed Saturday programme.

Vardy breaks Premier League goalscoring record

IF you’re wearing golden boots, the expectation is that you will deliver. Jamie Vardy took that questionable sartorial decision yesterday evening. However, he also did the necessary deed and extraordinary tale gathered yet another chapter.

United, Chelsea set for first leaders summit

Just a week into the new season, the Premier League will witness its first major head-to-head of the campaign when Chelsea face off against champions Manchester United on Monday.

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