88 minutes ago Oliver Glasner 'positive for the future' as Crystal Palace woe continues

Eagles without a win in their opening eight Premier League games

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2 hours ago Mikel Arteta accepts costly Arsenal reality as William Saliba appeal decision made

Arsenal have dropped points in each of the three Premier League matches they have been reduced to 10 men, a trend Mikel Arteta says has come to an immediate end

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2 hours ago Nottingham Forest’s Chris Wood floors Crystal Palace after Henderson blunder

Chris Wood is keeping some good company these days. His strike midway through the second half, which brought Nottingham Forest their first home win of the season, means that only Erling Haaland and Cole Palmer have scored more than the 16 Premier League goals he has plundered since Nuno Espírito Santo took charge at the City Ground just before last Christmas.The New Zealand forward will be 33 by the time Nuno, starting a three-game suspension from the touchline, celebrates his anniversary but celebrating they surely will be. Thanks to Wood’s fifth league goal of this season, Forest are nestling happily in eighth place in the table after this hard-earned victory over a Crystal Palace team who remain entrenched in the relegation zone. Continue reading...

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4 hours ago Wolves boss Gary O’Neil contacted by FA over comments after Manchester City loss

O’Neil suggested that Premier League referees may “subconsciously” show bias towards bigger clubs.

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4 hours ago Manchester United receive huge Leny Yoro injury boost amid Premier League debut hint

Latest Manchester United injury news with Leny Yoro edging closer to a return

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6 hours ago Man City's major change reaps instant rewards as Rico Lewis question answered

Latest Manchester City news as the Blues prepare for Champions League action against Sparta Prague and reflect on a dramatic Premier League victory over Wolves

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7 hours ago 'Man City continue to divide opinion – but they are making the title race interesting'

JEREMY CROSS COLUMN: Manchester City will continue to divide opinion - but you have to give them credit for making the Premier League title race interesting this season as another last minute goal saved three points

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8 hours ago Premier League make financial vote decision before imminent meeting amid Man City case verdict

Premier League news as clubs will discuss potential rule changes over associated party transactions and shareholder loans following Manchester City verdict last month

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9 hours ago Refereeing conspiracy theories are nonsense but stem from valid fears | Jonathan Wilson

As fans lose control of the sport and clubs they love to mega-rich owners, they turn instead on a familiar enemy: officialsSign up to Soccer with Jonathan Wilson hereAnother weekend, another slew of wearying arguments about VAR and refereeing. At Bournemouth, Arsenal fans called the referee Robert Jones “a cheat” and chanted that the Premier League was “corrupt”. On social media, the outrage was even greater. Fans have always complained about referees, of course, but traditionally they called them “blind” and dismissed them as “wankers” or “bastards”. Then came the “You’re not fit to referee” song; the cries of systemic corruption, though, are relatively new.Perhaps this is just the world we live in, one of distortions and paranoia, shaped by a diverse range of populist cynics from José...

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