September 3 – Season-defining goals rarely come in the first few weeks of the season however, Liverpool’s winner against Arsenal, scored by Dominik Szoboszlai, carries special significance as it was captured by the RefCam.
September 2 – Premier League transfer spending hit a record £3 billion for the first time in the summer transfer window just closed, making up a dominating 51% transfer spend total across the big five European leagues.
September 2 – A question that many in football are asking in the wake of Liverpool’s incredible spend over the summer, which has now reached over £450 million, is ‘how can the club afford this without breaking Financial Fair Play (FFP) rules?’
September 1 – Liverpool have agreed a British record £130 million deal to sign striker Alexander Isak from Newcastle United.
August 30 – Chelsea have partnered with pre-mixed cocktail brand Nicholson whose drinks will now be available at Stamford Bridge and Kingsmeadow at the next men’s and women’s team matches.
August 28 – Nobby Butcher, the hooligan-inspired Grimsby Town supporter created by comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, would’ve been dancing down Victoria Street after the Mariners turned over the former giants of English football, Manchester United, in the EFL Cup on Wednesday.
August 28 – Chelsea FC have extended and enhanced their long-term partnership with EA Sports FC to officially include Chelsea FC Women for the first time on an equal basis.
August 27 – Premier League Everton officially opened their new home, the Hill Dickinson Stadium, in front of a rocking 52,789 crowd last Saturday, beating Brighton & Hove Albion 2-0. To cap off a fine week for the Toffees, the club announced a five-year agreement with Pepsi MAX.
August 26 – The English Football Association have opened an investigation after Crystal Palace fans displayed a banner of Evangelos Marinakis at their Premier League match against Nottingham Forest.
August 22 – Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United have never particularly liked each other on the pitch and now they’ve taken their mutual dislike to the courtroom with United minority owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s INEOS Automotive firing back at Tottenham Hotspur with a counter-suit exceeding £1 million, escalating a bitter legal battle that began when Spurs sued for £11 million in June.
August 20 – Another week, another Coca-Cola deal in the Premier League. The soft drinks giant has added Arsenal to its growing line-up of partners in the English top flight.
August 20 – Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has won the PFA player of the year award for the third time. The Egyptian claimed the award yesterday evening at the PFA awards in London, having also got his hands on the Premier League title, the golden boot and the top assists award from last season after he scored 29 goals and tallied 18 assists.
August 20 – Alexander Isak has accused Newcastle United of “broken promises” but the club insists they never agreed to let the striker leave in this transfer window.
August 19 – The curtain-raising matchday of 2025/26 Premier League action recorded an overall average of 97.91% capacity, down on last season’s opening day turnout of 98.8%.
August 19 – With diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts worldwide coming under attack from various groups, the English Premier League’s shift towards internal initiatives is raising the alarm about the future of a prominent independent anti-racism organisation.