Players from Liverpool and Arsenal were the subject of heavy challenges from their opponents, who only got yellow cards. Why?

There was another win for Arsenal in the Premier League, and more misery for Liverpool and its under-fire manager Arne Slot.

The penalty awarded to Liverpool in their Champions League victory over Inter Milan continues to spark fierce debate in Italy with Emiliano Viviano saying ‘stuff like this is the death of

There’s also been off the field drama involving Mohamed Salah, with the Egyptian’s future up in the air after a spectacular rant saw the 33-year-old allege that he’s been “thrown under the bus” for the club’s failings, adding that his relationship with Slot is non-existent.

Arsenal are the last perfect team standing in the UEFA Champions League, collecting a commanding 3-1 win against Bayern Munich on Wednesday to bolster their case as the team to beat in this season's competition.

The Premier League title got a bit of a shake-up on Saturday, Nov. 22 with Manchester City and Liverpool both suffering losses in pursuit of first-place Arsenal.

City’s recent charge has undoubtedly been underpinned by Erling Haaland’s insatiable appetite for goals. The Nordic force of nature scored twice once more against Palace, taking his league tally to a frankly ridiculous 17 after just 16 matches. However, Guardiola warned that there was plenty more to come from City’s second top scorer this term.

From emerging forwards to renewed title contenders, here’s a full review of the weekend and what it means for your FPL squad going forward

Former Liverpool defender, Jamie Carragher, has identified England international, Morgan Rogers, as the player that could destroy Arsenal’s hopes of