Sean Walsh

We're through three months of the campaign and already some of the top-flight's stars are making a run for individual awards

The two England internationals have become spearheads at their respective clubs and are among the best players in the country

Los Blancos' season is already going down the pan following humiliations in La Liga and the Champions League, and the manager is usually the fall guy

The Portuguese coach has been appointed by Manchester United, and could be joined in England by some of his current players from Lisbon

The ex-midfielder has decided to step down from his position, bringing an end to a five-year stay in the Gunners hierarchy.

The Portuguese's week has been bad enough on and off the pitch already, and now he faces being left behind in the Pro League title race

Pep Guardiola believes his Man City side are 'in trouble' as their injury problems mounted in the Carabao Cup defeat to Tottenham on Wednesday night.

The Premier League champions again suffered an early exit from a competition they used to dominate as a resurgent Spurs held out

The reigning champions end the weekend back at the top of the table after their main title rivals played out a draw in north London

The two giants of Spanish football meet at Santiago Bernabeu on Saturday in one of their most eagerly-anticipated clashes for years

Mikel Arteta's side welcome the league-leaders to the Emirates on Sunday in what already feels like a huge title showdown

The Blues fell to a 2-1 defeat to Liverpool at Anfield on Sunday, and their mercurial No.20 merely skirted round the fringes of the contest

An inconceivable run of three red cards in eight Premier League games already this season is threatening to derail the Gunners' pursuit of glory

It was a tale of two managers when Spurs met the Hammers on Saturday, with Postecoglou passing the torch of criticism onto his Spanish counterpart

The Hammers had taken the lead at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium only to capitulate in a game that saw Mohammed Kudus completely lose his head.

Though still only 17, the defender has already pulled up trees at three clubs across Europe and has Spurs in his sights next

The German has been named the permanent successor to Gareth Southgate, but who will be relishing his appointment? And who will be fearing the worst?

Money continues to fly around the transfer market like there's no tomorrow but some of the best deals are done for relatively cheap prices