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Newcastle set an unwelcome club record by conceding in their 16th consecutive home game, while Aston Villa's Johan Manzambi scores against the team that wanted to sign him - because football is nothing if not petty.
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Football managers discuss everything from bananas to xG to not caring about Manchester City's financial woes, because apparently that's what press conferences are for now.
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Crystal Palace win despite spending 40 minutes looking lost, Forest miss enough chances to fill a warehouse, and Hull prove that biscuits and football are a winning combination.
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Manchester City's guilty verdict looms over Enzo Maresca's press conference, while Frank Lampard keeps his titles in his head and Bayern's camp practices selective amnesia.
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Manchester City found guilty of 100+ financial charges, Rodri still believes in their innocence, and everyone's favorite £5,000-an-hour barrister is on the case.
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Liverpool and Bournemouth played a first half so turgid the ref added no time, while Sunderland and City somehow scored four goals between them.
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The Premier League returns with Ballon d'Or snubs, Mudryk's ankle injury, and a campaign against suicide that's more than just a social media post.
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The Premier League tells middle-aged men to talk about their feelings, which is like a casino handing out pamphlets on the dangers of gambling - but genuinely helpful.
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Hull and Villa play a football match where the only score is boredom, with Hull climbing to second and Villa escaping relegation - for now.
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Liverpool splashes £123m on Barcola, Everton may sell a teen for financial reasons, and Glasner says he's not a magician. Football is back, and so is the chaos.
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Premier League chaos, Championship drama, and a prime minister who actually supports his team - football's back, baby.
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Sunderland defy statistics, embrace Europa League, and prove that XG is just a number - preferably one you ignore.
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Bournemouth's new boss Marco Rose inherits a squad that sold £250m worth of talent and still didn't lose after January, but now faces Europa League and a tiny stadium with big ambitions.
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Bruno Guimarães swaps Newcastle for Arsenal, promising to run a lot, fight like a warrior, and finally stop fighting Declan Rice.
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Arsenal overpay for Bruno Guimarães, Newcastle cashes in, and Lyon gets a cut because football finances make no sense.
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Enzo Maresca's Manchester City tenure hinges on keeping Rodri, who has just captained Spain to World Cup glory and won the Golden Ball, while Real Madrid circle.
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Arsenal, fresh off a Premier League title, are reportedly trying to sign Vinícius Júnior from Real Madrid, because apparently winning isn't enough - they want to do it with style and a Brazilian winger.
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Fenway Sports Group may sell 30% of Liverpool to a consortium led by Amit Bhatia and backed by steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal for £1.35bn, valuing the club at £4.5bn.
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Manchester City's £122m bid for Elliot Anderson gets rejected as Nottingham Forest demands a British record £125m, while Manchester United watches from the sidelines and Thomas Tuchel hopes the transfer drama doesn't mess with England's World Cup…
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Burnley wins £40m in compensation from Everton after a legal fight that proves financial rulebooks are the new football transfer targets.
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