Follow live coverage as Sunderland face Everton today in the Premier League. Another top-flight season will be covered in full right here with The Independent, as reigning champions Liverpool look to fend off competition from Arsenal,

After a difficult preseason, Manchester City is slowly but surely getting back on track. The Sky Blues are currently in second place in the table (possibly third, if Sunderland won last night!) and,

William Saliba has passed a late fitness test for Arsenal’s trip to Burnley in the Premier League this afternoon. The defender injured his ankle in last week’s win over Crystal Palace, when he was forced off at half-time.

Sunderland can move up to the dizzying heights of second in the league after 10 games if they take all three points this evening. Everton have the chance to push up the table to 12th with an away victory at the Stadium of Light. Sunderland are unchanged from the side who beat Chelsea 2-1 last time out.

Liverpool host Real Madrid on Tuesday for a crucial Champions League showdown, desperately needing to build on their weekend victory.A 2-0 win over Aston Villa finally ended a dreadful four-game

Through nine Matchweeks, Arsenal has solidified itself as a legitimate English Premier League (EPL) title contender. While Liverpool’s dominant win last season had oddsmakers favoring The Reds to

Chelsea return to Champions League action when they face Qarabag on Wednesday night in Azerbaijan. Enzo Maresca's side make the trip to Baku for matchday four in the Champions League, with Chelsea looking to claim a third consecutive victory in the competition.

Jackson looked a little hesitant to scramble and he rarely ran. That happens when you miss four weeks with a hamstring injury. And yet, he still looked like one of the best players in football.

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