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Saturday evening's game at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has quickly become a must-win for the hosts who, after the joy of surviving the drop last season and enjoying an incredible summer transfer window, have been brought back down to earth with a bump.

The Champions League returned this week with a spread-out Matchday from Tuesday to Thursday. As a result, fans were treated to epic ties on three nights in a row, and it is fair to say the best competition in the world returned with a bang after plenty of drama and some of the world's best players delivering on the big stage.

Friday's US Open schedule features the men's semi-finals, with three of the four players aiming for a career-best Grand Slam result. The sole exception is reigning Roland Garros champion Alexander Zverev, who will look to halt the unexpected run of Karen Khachanov. Home hopes Frances Tiafoe and Ben Shelton will then battle it out for a place in the final.

The UEFA Champions League began its 35th season under its current set-up with the opening round of the league phase. Sixteen of the 18 matches produced winners across Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.

Although the transfer window has only recently shut for business and won't open again until January 1st next year, that won't stop clubs worldwide from looking at the possibilities in the intervening period.

Manu Kone remains on Chelsea's transfer shortlist and will be closely monitored across the coming months.

Man Utd begin their first Champions League campaign since 2023/24 with an intriguing tie against competition newcomers Sabah.

Arsenal began their 2026/27 Champions League campaign with the toughest of assignments against Napoli at the Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.

Although things haven't quite gone according to plan for Newcastle over the last 12-18 months, there have been some success stories for the Magpies.

Chelsea are willing to hand Estevao a new contract this season, despite early signs that the Brazilian faces a major battle to establish himself in Xabi Alonso’s team.

Tottenham’s summer pursuit of Eli Junior Kroupi was halted by injury, but the Bournemouth forward remains on the radar of Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester City, with sources indicating a major transfer could still be on the cards in 2027.

Liverpool vs Atletico Madrid has become one of those recent Champions League encounters that have become a must-watch.

A terrific battle was in prospect at the Estadio Do Dragao when Porto took on Man City in their opening Champions League game of the 2026/27 league phase.

Arsenal begin their 2026/27 Champions League campaign away at Napoli on Wednesday night, aiming to do better than last season and finally win their first UCL trophy.

With Dani Carvajal now a free agent, Fulham are being linked with a move for the former Real Madrid defender.

At 28 years of age, Federico Chiesa should be in the prime of his footballing career, but injury woes have curtailed his excellence over the past few seasons.

Tuesday night sees the return of the UEFA Champions League, when the cream of football clubs on the continent do battle to earn the right to have the prestigious honour of being called European champions.

Jadon Sancho should be approaching his prime but, instead, he is a free agent considering a range of options across the world.

The start of the 2026/27 Premier League campaign couldn't have gone any better for Mikel Arteta and his Arsenal side.

Arsenal vs Chelsea was always going to be a feisty affair, and coming so early in the 2026/27 Premier League campaign, it gave both managers a chance to assess the relative merits of their squads.

Former Premier League official, head of PGMOL and refereeing authority Keith Hackett will be Flashscore's resident expert throughout the 2026/27 Premier League season and will offer his observations and views on the performances of the English top-flight officials, their decision-making and any other talking points after each weekend.

For a quick and entertaining look at what happened in the world of football over the weekend, we’re back with our regular selection of Winners and Losers. Glorious rebirths, seismic setbacks, and millions invested with little return take centre stage in this edition!

Three league games into his Fulham reign, Alvaro Arbeloa already has problems both on and off the pitch.

Martin Odegaard scored his first match-winning goal since the Premier League (PL) finale of 2024/25, as Arsenal battled back from behind to secure a 2-1 victory over London rivals Chelsea at the Emirates Stadium, despite facing more shots on target than they had done in the first two matchweeks of this season combined.

There was plenty of surprise when Manchester City agreed to pay £116m for Elliot Anderson.