Liverpool and City meet on Sunday and neither can afford to lose as they look to keep up the chase to first-placed Arsenal

Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai has said there is "a long way to go" in this season's title race and has urged his teammates to focus on themselves

Big-game preview as Liverpool visit Manchester City looking to build on Tuesday's Champions League win over Real Madrid

The Stadium of Light is becoming one of the toughest places to play in the Premier League, as Arsenal drew 2-2 against Sunderland on Saturday. After 10 consecutive wins to start the season, it's the first dropped points for Mikel Arteta's team,

Manchester City and Liverpool have shared the last eight Premier League titles, but could a new force could claim the 2025/26 prize. Few would bet against Arsenal at this stage.

Clashes between Manchester City and Liverpool have often been regarded as key battles in Premier League title races in recent seasons but Sunday's encounter may merely point to which of the two clubs is best equipped to try to chase Arsenal.

In recent transfer windows, PSG have maintained a clear focus on building for the long term rather than pursuing short-term solutions. The club continue to target young talents with high potential