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Nine new managers started the Premier League season, but three are already in a race to avoid the sack. Fulham, Manchester United and Tottenham are all under pressure, so who will be the first club to pull the trigger?

PSG have the players, the manager and two consecutive Champions League titles to put themselves alongside Pep Guardiola’s Barcelona and Zinedine Zidane’s Real Madrid. But with Ligue 1 repeatedly moving fixtures to protect their European campaign, how much credit should this dynasty get?

Lisandro Martinez has had enough of Manchester United's board, but can Michael Carrick afford to ignore what comes next? United have spent over £1bn, changed managers and still look miles off the pace. The players have questions for the board, but who is asking the players some questions of their own?

Manchester City have a Champions League night coming up, but what exactly are we watching anymore? They beat Liverpool 3-0 at Anfield while the argument over their club’s integrity rages on. Is watching City win still worth the effort?

Florian Wirtz is running out of excuses at Liverpool. From Jamie Carragher questioning whether he deserves his place to another anonymous display against Manchester City, the patience is wearing thin. Liverpool are still waiting for their supposed game-changer to actually change a game. How much longer can this go on?

From Rio Ferdinand forgetting a drugs test to Eric Cantona kicking a fan and Roy Keane confessing to revenge in his autobiography, football has handed out some extraordinary punishments. Granit Xhaka's latest fine gives us another excuse to revisit the strangest cases in Premier League history.

Messi and Ronaldo set a standard that nobody has managed to inherit, with Mbappé, Haaland and Yamal leading the race to replace them. Each has the talent, trophies or numbers to make a case, but none has the complete package yet.

Lionel Messi leaves Argentina after 21 years, 208 appearances, 126 goals, a World Cup, two Copa América titles and a career packed with the lowest of lows and the highest of highs. Here are the defining moments that shaped his extraordinary journey with the national team.

Leny Yoro arrived at Manchester United as one of Europe's most exciting young defenders, but two years of injuries, managerial changes and constant tactical upheaval have left him fighting for minutes. Meanwhile, a centre-back of a similar age has walked straight into Liverpool's defence, leaving United with some questions about what they have actually done with their £60m investment.
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