It's a new month, and there's another new weekend of action across Europe! Saturday kicked off in the Premier League with two big clashes as league leaders Arsenal won 2-0 at Burnley to go seven points clear at the top of the table,

Manchester United fans will feel like Saturday's frustrating 2-2 draw to Nottingham Forest was a case of points thrown away.

The Premier League has announced its latest batch of TV selections for December and January. However, it marks a blow for fans as the traditional Boxing Day fixtures are all but scrapped. Only one

Spurs can go second in the Premier League if they beat Chelsea, who would leap as many as eight places and into third above their London rivals with a win.

Last season, Chelsea midfielder Andrey Santos made a strong impression while on loan at RC Strasbourg, becoming a key figure in their Ligue 1 campaign. Since returning to the Blues, his opportunities

Man Utd’s upcoming fixture has been selected for television coverage in the United Kingdom, where the game will be broadcast on various Sky Sports channels, including Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Premier League. If you’re watching on the move, you can tune in via Sky GO and NOW TV.

Highlights, live updates and scores from the Premier League matchup between Manchester United and Chelsea will be available on GOAL's LIVE Match Centre, X account (formerly Twitter), while extended highlights will drop on both clubs' official YouTube channel once the dust settles.