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Martin Odegaard has explained how more goals have been added to his game at Arsenal, with the Gunners skipper already up to six for the season.

James Milner was full of praise for team-mate and in-form striker Darwin Nunez, who got on the scoresheet twice in Saturday's win over Southampton.

A clean-shaven Alisson starred for Liverpool in a 3-1 victory over Southampton, with Harvey Elliott spotting a new good luck charm for the Brazilian.

Erik ten Hag says Cristiano Ronaldo can “still do it” at Manchester United, but has warned no selection calls will be made based on reputation.

Hans-Joachim Watzke has confirmed that he will hold talks with Jude Bellingham over his future at Borussia Dortmund once the 2022 World Cup is over.

Antonio Conte joked that he was worried about his blood pressure after Tottenham snatched another late victory against Leeds on Saturday.

Mikel Arteta admitted that Arsenal's performances in 2022-23 have exceeded his expectations as they continue to prove themselves as title contenders.

Kalidou Koulibaly says that the only ''culprits'' for Chelsea's poor form are the players amid mounting pressure on their head coach Graham Potter.

Marcus Rashford says he is enjoying life at Manchester United under Erik ten Hag and claims he is ''more effective'' under the Dutch manager.

Dan Burn insisted that his row with Kai Havertz at the end of Newcastle's victory over Chelsea on Saturday evening was part of the game's emotions.

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Newcastle's appeals for a penalty in the first half were waved away by Robert Jones, much to the Magpies' dismay.

Mikel Arteta revealed Arsenal had to overcome a sickness outbreak in the build-up to their 2-0 victory at Wolves on Saturday.

The Gunners took advantage of Man City's defeat earlier in the day to open up a big lead at the top of the Premier League ahead of the World Cup

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola was dumbfounded by Brentford's Ivan Toney during a 2-1 defeat on Saturday.

The Blues suffered a third straight Premier League defeat to leave themselves with a mountain to climb to seal a top-four finish after the World Cup

Leeds boss Jesse Marsch didn't hide his disappointment following his side's narrow 4-3 defeat to Tottenham on Saturday afternoon.