We kick off the third matchday of the new Premier League season, and the stories begin to take shape.
Teams like Manchester United and West Ham could move up the table this weekend, or even consider changes on the bench, especially before the international break. The Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur lead the standings and will seek to stay on top for a few more weeks. The Gunners face Liverpool in the most outstanding match of the weekend, a day after the Spurs host Bournemouth in North London. Mikel Arteta, Thomas Frank and other Premier League coaches will speak to the press today, some with more expectations than others. Ruben Amorim’s first words after United’s elimination from the FA Cup at the hands of Grimsby Town of League Two will be of interest, while Nuno Espírito Santo has had much to say about his relationship with the Nottingham Forest board.- Rumors and news about signings:
- The transfer market and its realities.
- Hugo Ekitike is not called up by France despite his good start at Liverpool.
