Battle of the Bridge, Man City top & what next for Man Utd?

SMS Message: Liverpool vs Newcastle in 1996. Beating Ant and Dec and Kevin Keegan hanging his head!!! One for the memories!! from Taj, Northampton

Liverpool vs Newcastle in 1996. Beating Ant and Dec and Kevin Keegan hanging his head!!! One for the memories!!

SMS Message: Dalian Atkinson scoring goal of the season in 1992. The dribble, the chip, the iconic umbrella celebration. Never really got any better than that for Villa fans over the next 30 years! from Ricky T

Dalian Atkinson scoring goal of the season in 1992. The dribble, the chip, the iconic umbrella celebration. Never really got any better than that for Villa fans over the next 30 years!

Anon: It has to be that Overmars goal at Old Trafford to win the league. Nothing compares to that feeling, at that moment, at that place. Merci, Arsène.

Adam: Almost 10 years ago to the day, West Brom opened the season with a 3-0 hammering of Liverpool. Zoltan Gera’s long range strike from a cleared corner will live long in the memory.

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Aston Villa centre-back Diego Carlos is set for a period on the sidelines after rupturing his Achilles in his home debut against Everton on Saturday.

The 29-year-old summer signing was forced off in stoppage time in Villa's 2-1 victory over Everton.

Carlos joined from Sevilla for £26min June and started both of Villa's opening Premier League fixtures.

"The player will require surgery and will then begin his rehabilitation programme," a club statement confirmed.

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Everton defender Yerry Mina is set to be out for eight weeks with an ankle injury suffered on the opening weekend of the Premier League season.

The Colombia international, 27, was forced off in the second half of the1-0 home defeat by Chelsea on 6 August.

Fellow centre-back Ben Godfrey also fractured a leg in the 10th minute of that match.

Mina was not in Everton's squad for the2-1 defeat at Aston Villa on Saturday.

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Tambuwal: Keane vs Vieira in the tunnel 2005 was my favourite EPL game.

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Jake: That time Thierry Henry pretty much ran the length of Highbury and through about 2/3rds of the Tottenham team to slot home in the bottom corner.

Patrick: I bet there aren't many teams whose greatest PL moment is a defeat. Blackburn's is though. You can probably work out which game I mean.

SMS Message: Phil McNulty's piece on Everton's dilemma regarding Anthony Gordon is spot on. Evertonian's will want him to stay obviously but most will realise this is creating an issue for the manager who also clearly rates the player. The opportunity is to sell him to Chelsea and we could receive cash, Gallagher and Broja and hope that Gray, McNeil and Townsend (on returning from injury) do the business. Or do we say no which may stop any opportunity to sign any Chelsea players we've been linked with. Pragmatism has to win and I think we should do it if we can get those 2 I mentioned. Appreciate this may be unpopular with Everton fans but 5 years of woeful club management have created these sort of issues. from Mark

Phil McNulty's piece on Everton's dilemma regarding Anthony Gordon is spot on. Evertonian's will want him to stay obviously but most will realise this is creating an issue for the manager who also clearly rates the player. The opportunity is to sell him to Chelsea and we could receive cash, Gallagher and Broja and hope that Gray, McNeil and Townsend (on returning from injury) do the business. Or do we say no which may stop any opportunity to sign any Chelsea players we've been linked with. Pragmatism has to win and I think we should do it if we can get those 2 I mentioned. Appreciate this may be unpopular with Everton fans but 5 years of woeful club management have created these sort of issues.

Steve: For West Ham there can only be one moment. 26th March, 2000. Paolo Di Canio’s volley against Wimbledon. Oh My Word…

SMS Message: If we're talking about a club's best moment in the Premiership, then Palace's best one is Crystanbul, where Liverpool threw away a 3-0 lead inside the last ten minutes and allowed Palace to claim a 3-3 draw. Suarez crying = priceless. from Alex

If we're talking about a club's best moment in the Premiership, then Palace's best one is Crystanbul, where Liverpool threw away a 3-0 lead inside the last ten minutes and allowed Palace to claim a 3-3 draw. Suarez crying = priceless.

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SMS Message: Tiote's equaliser against Arsenal after we did a 'United' and capitulated in the first half. from Anon

Tiote's equaliser against Arsenal after we did a 'United' and capitulated in the first half.

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In the wake of yesterday's controversies at Stamford Bridge, it is interesting world governing body FIFA has chosen today to urge officials not to rely on technology to help them out at this year's World Cup.

Premier League duo Michael Oliver and Anthony Taylor are amongst the 36 referees who will be in duty in Qatar.

VAR’s will also be in operation, with the likelihood being that automated offsides will be used during a World Cup for the first time as well.

However, former leading Italian official Pierluigi Collina, who is now chairman of the FIFA Referees Committee, wants the reliance to be sparing and is urging against the liberal use of what are being dubbed ‘robot referees’.

“Technology is there to reduce the possibility of human mistake that can affect the outcome of a match,” said Collina.

“But our objective is to prepare the referee as best as possible to avoid using technology.”

Steve Crossman is joined by French football journalist Julien Laurens, Rory Smith from the New York Times and The Athletic’s La Liga writer Dermot Corrigan, to explain the financial situation at Barcelona and why they are still able to buy players.

The panel go through what has happened so far at the club and explain how they are trying to keep themselves afloat. Plus the team discuss the treatment of Frenkie de Jong and other key players.

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Major signings, ongoing financial issues and plenty of anger from elsewhere in football - Barcelona's summer certainly hasn't been quiet.

Franck Kessie, Andreas Christensen, Robert Lewandowski, Raphinha and Jules Kounde have all arrived at the Nou Camp for almost £200m, despite the club being more than £1bn in debt.

To ease the financial pressure in the short term and allow their new signings to be registered, they have sold a percentage of their future television rights and of their media production unit Barca Studios, but the approach of club president Joan Laporta has led to accusations he is gambling with the club's long-term future.

Barca are in a deep hole and trying to get out of it. Is everything they are doing right? No. Are they doing what they are supposed to do? Mostly, yes.

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Philip: One of the greatest performances of the Premiership era was the lunchtime kick off between Leeds and Liverpool. Liverpool went 2 - 0 up and 3 - 2 up. But four goals by the wonderful Mark Viduka saw Leeds home 4 - 3.

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