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Final scores on the summer 2026 EPL transfer doors:

Biggest spenders in Premier League Manchester City £472m
Average spend £181m
Lowest spend Crystal Palace £51m
Biggest sellers Chelsea £451m
Highest net spend Liverpool £218m
Lowest net spend Chelsea (-£100m)
 
@Leck


Birmingham City and Southampton finish 1 all in their overnight clash.

Birmingham City came from behind to grab a point against Southampton as they secured a second successive Championship draw at St Andrew's.

In a game of three key headers, Jay Stansfield fluffed the easiest of them before Keven Schlotterbeck nodded Saints in front, only for August Priske to level for Blues after the break.

It leaves the Blues faithful still without a home win after three attempts this season - but against an in-form Saints side who had gone goal crazy at the weekend, boss Chris Davies can still feel relatively content.


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I watched the replay last night, great game.

That offside goal by Kuryu Matsuki from the free kick hurt. What a volley, and he was only a step offside.
 
@Odessa
@Dr_Ice


QPR defeated Cardiff City 2-1 ovrnight


Rumarn Burrell struck twice as Queens Park Rangers claimed a 2-1 victory over Cardiff City to climb to second in the early-season Championship table.

Rangers went ahead in scruffy fashion late in the first half when a corner was not cleared and Burrell's shot deflected in off Yousef Salech.

Jamaica forward Burrell, who had not scored since January, then doubled the advantage with a much sharper finish as the hosts dominated for a spell at the start of the second period.

Cardiff gave themselves hope of a comeback when Perry Ng drilled home emphatically from just inside the area 15 minutes from time, but Rangers held on to make it 10 points from the first four league games of 2026-27.


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@TIGERS


Middlesbrough draw 1 all with Burnley overnight - a point on the road!

Burnley's winless start to the season continued as they came from behind to earn a point against Middlesbrough.

Aidan Morris' lovely finish from just outside the box sailed past Clarets goalkeeper Max Weiss to give Middlesbrough the lead in the first half.

But the hosts hit back in style after the break when Ugo Raghouber struck home from outside the box with a stunning finish.

Neither side could find a decisive goal in the latter stages however, with Burnley still without a win in 90 minutes in all competitions this season.

The Clarets' one win this term came in their season-opening Carabao Cup tie against Notts County on penalties last month, while their most recent league win at home came way back in October 2025 when they beat Leeds in the Premier League.



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@Halbrowne61
@Dr_Ice
@tiger_one
@jirskyr
@Harvey
@full80


Newcastle come over Spurs in the 2nd half winning 2-0.


Newcastle manager Matthias Jaissle claimed his first Premier League victory with goals from Anthony Elanga and Yoane Wissa at Tottenham Hotspur - who lost their second league game this season.

There had not been a goalless draw between these clubs since the top flight was rebranded as the Premier League in 1992, and Elanga broke the deadlock in the 62nd minute.

New signing Nico Gonzalez, making his Magpies debut following his £52m move from Manchester City, started the move with a superb crossfield pass to Amar Dedic who headed the ball into Elanga's path.

The Swede, who also scored in the Magpies' 2-2 draw with Liverpool on Sunday, created space away from ex-Newcastle midfielder Sandro Tonali, spun and shot at goal, with the ball going in off the post.

Newcastle doubled their lead 10 minutes later when Wissa acrobatically hooked the ball into the net after Nick Woltemade headed a corner towards the striker.

Tottenham striker Omar Marmoush, making his debut on loan from Manchester City, had one of the best chances when it was 0-0, but from the side of the six-yard box could only sidefoot wide unmarked.

Italy midfielder Tonali played against Newcastle for the first time since becoming Spurs' record signing in a £100m move in the summer after three years with the Magpies.

He was booed relentlessly by the away supporters, who took great delight in waving him off the pitch when he was substituted for Dominic Solanke with Newcastle 2-0 up.

The three points lifts Newcastle fourth in the table, while Tottenham are yet to score a league goal this season and are bottom.



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Omg, à nightmare start to the season
 
@Bellend
@happy_tiger
@Criz


The Hammers kick-start their season winnings with a dominant 4-2 defeat of Wolves.

West Ham secured a first Championship win of the season by beating Wolves 4-2 at the London Stadium.

Divine Mukasa's wonder strike and Jarrod Bowen's penalty put the Hammers in control, only for Marshall Monetsi to make it 2-1 before half-time.

Mukasa's second and a Konstantinos Mavropanos close-range finish all but secured the win, before an own goal by the Greek defender rounded off the evening.

Nuno Espirito Santo's side move up to 11th, while his old club are third - two points behind second-placed Charlton.


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@Criz
@WesternSuburbsBoy
@Odessa



Liverpool score twice early against Ipswich Town and that was enough.


Liverpool made light work of newly promoted Ipswich Town as Alexander Isak scored his first double for the club at Portman Road to secure their first Premier League win this season.

The Sweden striker produced his most devastating performance since joining from Newcastle United for a British record £125m transfer fee 12 months ago, securing victory for his side by firing past Kjell Scherpen twice inside the opening nine minutes.

The win in Suffolk was also the first of Andoni Iraola's tenure, ensuring he avoided becoming the club's first manager since Brendan Rodgers to fail to win any of his opening three Premier League games.

The result means Ipswich drop to 13th in the table, while the visitors climb to fifth before the other Premier League fixtures this weekend.



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@Criz
@WesternSuburbsBoy
@Odessa



Liverpool score twice early against Ipswich Town and that was enough.


Liverpool made light work of newly promoted Ipswich Town as Alexander Isak scored his first double for the club at Portman Road to secure their first Premier League win this season.

The Sweden striker produced his most devastating performance since joining from Newcastle United for a British record £125m transfer fee 12 months ago, securing victory for his side by firing past Kjell Scherpen twice inside the opening nine minutes.

The win in Suffolk was also the first of Andoni Iraola's tenure, ensuring he avoided becoming the club's first manager since Brendan Rodgers to fail to win any of his opening three Premier League games.

The result means Ipswich drop to 13th in the table, while the visitors climb to fifth before the other Premier League fixtures this weekend.



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Your awesome thanks 🙏
 
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