Olley: Arsenal in danger of history repeating itself with January window (2:37)
What is Ruben Amorim hoping to achieve with Man United criticism? (2:50)
Laurens: Antony suits LaLiga more than the Premier League (1:11)
Laurens blames Ange Postecoglou for 'pathetic' Tottenham performance (1:40)
Will Arsenal cope without William Saliba? (1:59)
What does Ruben Amorim need to change at Manchester United? (1:59)
Steve Nicol slams Ruben Amorim for 'looking for sympathy' (1:50)
Michallik: The tests will come for Manchester City (1:34)
Michallik: I wouldn't blame Bruno Fernandes if he left Man United (2:36)
Slot: I'm very happy with Darwin Nunez (1:15)
Laurens: Arsenal's Zubimendi approach very smart (1:48)
Is Dušan Vlahović the missing link for Arsenal? (1:51)
Maresca: Brooks should've received a red card (1:40)
Guardiola admits regret over denying summer revamp at Man City (0:47)
Why Khusanov is set for a big-money move to Man City (2:07)
Slot: A 'very difficult challenge' to face Nottingham Forest (1:55)
Guardiola shuts down transfer questions: 'I'm not going to talk!' (0:47)
Spurs confirm Bentancur concussion after collapse
Tottenham Hotspur head coach Ange Postecoglou has confirmed that midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur suffered a concussion during the team's Carabao Cup semifinal win over Liverpool on Wednesday.
Slot dismisses Liverpool's links with Kvaratskhelia (0:32)
Potter: The West Ham board have belief in me (2:44)
Why losing to Tottenham is a 'reality check' for Liverpool (2:53)
Postecoglou: There's a lot of confusion around VAR (2:08)
Slot: We're very unlucky with referee's decisions (2:03)
Carabao Cup offers lifeline for Postecoglou and Spurs to cling to
After what has been a challenging month for Ange Postecoglou, the prospect of a cup final may just be focal point that Spurs and their under-pressure boss so desperately need.
Ange questions English 'custodians of game' role
Ange Postecoglou said VAR has changed football more than anything in the last 50 years and English football should protect the sport better as "custodians of the game."