There have been more goals than ever before in the Premier League. And despite the relative glut this weekend, many less draws. Plus, more players than usual are getting on the scoresheet. We look at these anomalies and the possible reasons why…
Time is tight this busy Monday but having a ‘weekend preview’ as the top story is just irritating. So instead we’ve used Football 365′s ever excellent ‘winners and losers’ feature. Cheers…
There have only been 46 Premier League games so far this season but already there are some notable – or perhaps anomolous – statistics. Courtesy of Football365, here are the most salient in a top flight club-by-club format…
We’re back into Premier League football this weekend after the international hiatus. There are already strong cases for ‘must have’ players, even after only four games. Here we take a look at the most compelling…
Well that was disappointing. And we had to suffer that twat on Sky Sports News who sits there with 10 mobile phones pretending people are calling him and he knows what’s going on. Here are the confirmed moves on a muted transfer deadline day…
We’ve already examined Arsenal’s title credentials (see below). Next up are their North London rivals Tottenham. After their excellent start, with three wins from three including victory over Liverpool, is it finally Tottenham’s year?
Spurs seemed to be spurred on by the re-arrival of their new captain Robbie Keane and were chasing every 50-50 ball with a sense of purpose from early on in the game. In the first 20 minutes neither team seemed able to stamp their authority on the game and the heat maps showed a game spread wide and deep across the pitch.
1. ‘Arry weaved his magic again last night as Spurs comprehensively outplayed Liverpool, recording a 4-2 victory. Where would they be if he had been there all season? 2. Elsewhere, hilariously, Chelsea lost on penalties to Burnley. I don’t think anyone can claim to have predicted that. 3. Its been revealed that Didier Drogba may [...]
