London City Lionesses are living up to their self-appointed nickname "the disruptors". We may only be six games into the Women's Super League season but they appear to be serious European contenders, with their victory over Everton cementing their position in the Champions League places.

LONDON: Arsenal struck late to beat Nottingham Forest and keep the pressure on Premier League leaders Manchester City on Sunday, while struggling Manchester United dropped more points in a draw at Leeds.

This season’s Premier League title race may be locked in a paralysed state of uncertainty but Arsenal, the defending champions, are determined to keep it interesting.

At the end of one of the great Premier League games, what do we have? Emphatic proof of Arsenal's defensive prowess, as if it were needed. Manchester City's indefatigability brought to life in John Stones becoming the first blue shirt in what felt like a lifetime to be second to a first ball.

The Premier League returns this weekend — and the picture has changed considerably since the last ball was kicked three weeks ago. Before the international break, the main story

Pending any sporting sanctions, the race for the title took a shift this weekend.

Arsenal head coach Renee Slegers has said she is "full of energy" to continue leading the club despite their 4-2 defeat to Manchester City in the Women's Super League (WSL).

Manchester City and Arsenal are set to do battle again in the 2026/27 season. After the heartbreak of three consecutive second-place finishes in the Premier League, the first two behind City, Mikel Arteta's side ended the club's 22-year wait for a league title

Arsenal have failed to score in their last two visits to the City Ground, with both matches against Nottingham Forest ending in goalless draws. Mikel Arteta will be determined to end that run when his side returns to the venue this weekend.