Dave Tickner

That's the Man City we've all been used to seeing over the years, with Kevin De Bruyne and Phil Foden the chief architects of a 6-0 win at Ipswich.

Watching Son Heung-min and Raheem Sterling playing from amnesia this weekend made us very sad, and we all know misery loves company.

We set every Premier League club a target last summer. Now we take a look and revise those targets to leave Arsenal needing to win something.

One of the great truisms of the Fergie era was that from Manchester United the only way was down. Not any more. They've gone full Yazz.

Spurs collected a welcome if uncomfortably fraught win in the Europa League after running into a Hoffenheim side every bit as daft as they are.

Manchester United's win over Rangers was their fourth in 13 matches. The earliest winning goal for United in that run came in the 88th minute.

A game that Manchester City and Chelsea may have hoped would be a title clash but which is now about Champions League qualification tops this weekend's bill

A rare Saturday afternoon with both Premier League title contenders in action ended in contrasting wins for both Liverpool and Arsenal.

Abdukodir Khusanov endured a Barclays debut that will live long in infamy, but it all turned out right in the end for Man City. Chelsea were poor.

The media response to Michael Oliver sending off Myles Lewis-Skelly was absurd and hyperbolic. Time to take some responsibility for what's followed.