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Premier League Latest: Man United goalkeeping blunder hands Arsenal victory
A new Premier League season but the same old goalkeeping problems persist for Manchester United as a blunder by Altay Bayindir handed Arsenal a 1-0 victory in Sunday's big clash. Bayindir's first-half flap was capitalised on by Riccardo Calafiori who scored the only goal of the game. Chelsea made an underwhelming start to the Premier League season as they were held to a goalless draw by FA Cup and FA Community Shield holders Crystal Palace at Stamford Bridge. The match may have been the last in a Palace shirt for Eberechi Eze who was given a standing ovation late on. Nuno Espirito Santo's pre-match worries were unfounded as his Nottingham Forest side crushed Brentford with a three-goal first half blitz which saw them secure a 3-1 win on Sunday. Chris Wood scored twice for Forest in the win. Premier League: Sunday's Match Reports Manchester United 0-1 Arsenal Chelsea 0-0 Crystal Palace Nottingham Forest 3-1 Brentford Premier League: Sunday's Match Reaction Ruben Amorim rules out signing new goalkeeper after latest blunder Viktor Gyokeres: Mikel Arteta admits Arsenal did not play to striker's strengths in win over Manchester United Ruben Amorim: Manchester United have players to win 'any game' in Premier League despite Arsenal defeat Marc Guehi snubs Oliver Glasner to throw Crystal Palace future into more doubt Chelsea: Enzo Maresca issues worrying Tosin Adarabioyo injury update Premier League: Saturday's Match Reports Aston Villa 0-0 Newcastle United Brighton 1-1 Fulham Sunderland 3-0 West Ham United Tottenham Hotspur 3-0 Burnley Wolves 0-4 Manchester City Premier League: Saturday's Match Reaction Manchester City squad too big and 'not healthy', warns Pep Guardiola Tottenham: Thomas Frank reveals plan for Richarlison as Spurs bid to limit Brazilian's injury risk 2025-26 Premier League season kicks off Liverpool and Bournemouth served up a six-goal classic as the 2025-26 Premier League season got underway with the Reds defeating the Cherries 4-2 at Anfield on 15 August. New signing Hugo Ekitike enjoyed a dream Premier League debut for Liverpool with the opening goal before he assisted for Cody Gakpo to make it 2-0 shortly after half-time. Bournemouth hit back with two goals from Antoine Semenyo – in the 64th and 76th minute. Forgotten man Federico Chiesa then fired Arne Slot's men back in front with a late 88th minute strike while Mo Salah secured the 4-2 win with an injury-time goal The thrilling game was soured by alleged racist abuse directed at Bournemouth's Semenyo. Liverpool 4-2 Bournemouth: Match Reactions Liverpool: Arne Slot pays fresh tribute to Diogo Jota after Reds win Premier League opener Hugo Ekitike: Premier League debut a 'dream' but Liverpool have room for improvement Police investigate after Antoine Semenyo reports racist abuse from Anfield crowd What happened in the FA Community Shield? Dean Henderson was the hero as he saved multiple Liverpool penalties to lift Crystal Palace to a shootout win in the 2025 FA Community Shield at Wembley on 10 August. Palace fought back twice against Liverpool to force a 2-2 draw and send the match to penalties where Henderson kept out spot-kicks from Alexis Mac Allister and Harvey Elliott. Justin Devenny then wrapped up a 3-2 victory for the Eagles in the penalty shootout. Before kick-off, tributes were paid to former Liverpool forward Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva, following their deaths in a tragic car crash in Spain last month. However, the minute's silence was cut short after a small number of Palace fans were heard shouting during the ceremony. Who won the Premier League last season? The 2024-25 Premier League season was one to savour for the red half of Merseyside as Liverpool were crowned champions. The Reds clinched a record-equalling 20th top flight title – but only their second in the Premier League era – with a convincing 5-1 win over Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield back in April. Liverpool's success was a dream debut campaign for coach Arne Slot who replaced the legendary German Jurgen Klopp at the helm. Liverpool's only other Premier League title win came in 2019-20 under Klopp during the COVID-19 pandemic. What happened in pre-season? Fans in Singapore were able to witness Premier League teams live in action during pre-season with both Arsenal and Newcastle United participating in this year's Singapore Festival of Football – a five-year partnership between promoters TEG Sport and the Singapore Tourism Board. Manchester City and Chelsea, who both participated in the Club World Cup, have just begun their pre-season after a short break. Here's a look at latest pre-season results from selected Premier League clubs: Arsenal Arsenal 1-0 AC Milan (23 July: Singapore) Arsenal 3-2 Newcastle United (27 July: Singapore) Arsenal 0-1 Tottenham (31 July: Hong Kong) Arsenal 2-3 Villarreal (6 August: England) Arsenal 3-0 Athletic Club (9 August: England) Chelsea Chelsea 2-0 Bayer Leverkusen (8 August: England) Chelsea 4-1 AC Milan (10 August: England) Liverpool Liverpool 2-4 AC Milan (26 July: Hong Kong) Liverpool 3-1 Yokohama F. Marinos (30 July: Japan) Liverpool 4-1 Athletic Club (4 August: England) Liverpool 3-2 Athletic Club (4 August: England) Manchester City Palermo 0-3 Manchester City (9 August: Italy) Manchester United Manchester United 0-0 Leeds United (19 July: Sweden) Manchester United 2-1 West Ham (27 July: Premier League Summer Series) Manchester United 4-1 Bournemouth (31 July: Premier League Summer Series) Manchester United 2-2 Everton (3 August: Premier League Summer Series) Manchester United 1-1 Fiorentina (9 August: England) Newcastle United Arsenal 3-2 Newcastle United (27 July: Singapore) K-League Select XI 1-0 Newcastle United (30 July: South Korea) Newcastle United 1-1 Tottenham (3 August: South Korea) Newcastle United 2-2 Espanyol (8 August: England) Newcastle United 0-2 Atletico Madrid (9 August: England) Tottenham Hotspur Tottenham 2-2 Wycombe Wanderers (26 July: England) Luton Town 0-0 Tottenham (26 July: England) Tottenham 1-0 Arsenal (31 July: Hong Kong) Tottenham 1-1 Newcastle United (3 August: South Korea) Bayern Munich 4-0 Tottenham (7 August: Germany) Are all the Premier League fixtures out? Yes. All fixtures for the 380 matches in the 2025-26 Premier League season were announced in June. Fixtures are subject to change due to a number of factors such as a club's participation in European and domestic cup competitions. Key matches to look out for in the first month of the new season include Manchester United hosting Arsenal (17 Aug), Liverpool travelling to Newcastle United (25 Aug), and title contenders Arsenal playing the champions Liverpool at Anfield (31 Aug). Arsenal Man United 0-1 Arsenal (17 Aug) Arsenal v Leeds (23 Aug) Liverpool v Arsenal (31 Aug) Chelsea Chelsea 0-0 Crystal Palace (17 Aug) West Ham v Chelsea (22 Aug) Chelsea v Fulham (30 Aug) Liverpool Liverpool 4-2 Bournemouth (15 Aug) Newcastle v Liverpool (25 Aug) Liverpool v Arsenal (31 Aug) Man City Wolves 0-4 Man City (16 Aug) Man City v Tottenham (23 Aug) Brighton v Man City (31 Aug) Man United Man United 0-1 Arsenal (17 Aug) Fulham v Man United (24 Aug) Man United v Burnley (30 Aug) Newcastle United Aston Villa 0-0 Newcastle (16 Aug) Newcastle v Liverpool (25 Aug) Leeds v Newcastle (30 Aug) Tottenham Tottenham 3-0 Burnley (16 Aug) Man City v Tottenham (23 Aug) Tottenham v Bournemouth (30 Aug) Which Premier League teams are playing in Europe this season? A record nine top-flight clubs qualified for UEFA competitions for the 2025-26 campaign. Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea, Newcastle and Tottenham will be playing in the Champions League next season. Aston Villa and Crystal Palace qualified for the Europa League, while Nottingham Forest will be playing in the Conference League. However, Palace were demoted from the Europa League to the Conference League on 11 July due to club ownership issues raised by UEFA. Separately, fans have been warned by the Premier League that this season fixtures could be moved at "relatively short notice" because of the number of English teams playing in Europe. Who are the new teams in the Premier League? Leeds United: Secured automatic promotion as winners of the 2024-25 Championship season. Burnley: Secured automatic promotion as runners up of the 2024-25 Championship season. Sunderland: Promoted to Premier League after winning the 2024-25 Championship play-off final. Are there any new Premier League rules this season? Yes. There's a number of a key law changes for the Premier League this season. You can read the full list and explanations outlined by the English Football Association (FA), here. Below are some of the key changes fans will likely pay more attention to: Law 3 – The Players Only captains will be allowed to talk to referees about key decisions. Law 5 – The Referee Goalkeepers will now concede a corner if they hold onto the ball for more than eight seconds. Video assistant referee (VAR) protocol Competitions have the option for the referee to make an announcement after a VAR 'review' or lengthy VAR 'check'. The VAR explanation is sure to generate lots of media headlines and social media debates. Buckle up.
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Watch Stephanie White's emotional locker room speech after Fever complete largest comeback in team history
If you thought you were wound up watching the Indiana Fever come back from 20+ points down to win in overtime Sunday, imagine what coach Stephanie White felt. She was almost overcome while speaking to the team in the locker room after their 99-93 win over the Connecticut Sun. Kelsey Mitchell matched her career high with 38 points — the most by any WNBA player in a game this season — as the Fever played a familiar roller-coaster of a game. They trailed by 21 points early in the third quarter and never led in regulation after they led 4-3. However, they never trailed in overtime. "I'm so proud of you guys. Sometimes it sounds like a (expletive) word when we talk about being resilient, but it's not, man. It's how we live," White said. "It's a tribute to you. It's a tribute to your connectedness, your togetherness, your toughness, your mindset, your never (expletive) give up gritty attitudes. That's what it takes. "We will never be counted out because that is worth (expletive) gold." She praised Mitchell — "You put us on your back big-time. You are the consummate professional. We love you, we appreciate you." — and also singled out Aliyah Boston, Lexie Hull, Brianna Turner and Natasha Howard. She reminded the players that's what it will take the rest of the season. "We gotta play. We gotta play with no pressure, but we (expletive) fight," White said. "Live that resilience, every (expletive) day, and we will accomplish what we want to accomplish." The Fever (19-16) were tied for sixth in the WNBA standings with Golden State, which played later Sunday. Eight teams make the playoffs. Get IndyStar's Indiana Fever and Caitlin Clark coverage sent directly to your inbox with our Caitlin Clark Fever newsletter. This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Watch Stephanie White's emotional locker room speech after Fever complete comeback win
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Transfer War Brews Over 19-Year-Old Moroccan Sensation
German Giants and Premier League Clubs Circle Monaco's Young Star Transfer War Brews Over 19-Year-Old Moroccan Sensation Bundesliga side Bayer Leverkusen've entered the race to sign Moroccan talent as they look to replace compatriot Amine Adli, who's expected to join the Premier League this summer. Leverkusen's Offer vs Monaco's Demands According to Foot Mercato, Leverkusen submitted opening bid worth 25 million EURO but Monaco are holding firm valuing the winger at over €40m. Why Ben Seghir? At just 19 years old, the Moroccan forward's impressed with his pace and skill in attack. Leverkusen see him as the ideal successor to Adli who played a key role in their attacking system. Ben Seghir has already rejected contract renewal with Monaco expressing his eagerness to test himself outside ligue 1. This's further fueled speculation of summer move. A Crucial Summer for Leverkusen The German champions are rebuilding after losing key names like Xhaka, Wirtz and Frimpong. Signing Ben Seghir's seen as priority transfer to maintain their competitive edge. Breakthrough Season at Monaco Last campaign Ben Seghir featured in 46 matches, scoring 9 goal & providing 4 assist confirming his status as one of Europe's brightest emerging talents.
