Villa 1-2 Nottingham Forest. Unai Emery’s side remain winless after Forest defeat
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Liverpool conceded twice in both league games so far and Iraola will be worried by how easily his side have been cut open.
Defensively, Giovanni Leoni and Conor Bradley are sidelined with long-term injuries and Joe Gomez’s pre-season injury prompted Liverpool to bring in Araujo on loan from Barcelona.
The experienced Uruguayan, 27, is a stop-gap for now but Liverpool have an option to buy him for £47m next summer,
Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernandez remains a target for Manchester City in the final two weeks of the transfer window.
City will decide whether to try to sign him before the window closes on September 1 after opting not to make an offer before last week’s cut-off set by Chelsea.
Fernandez can no longer leave Stamford Bridge for the £120m terms agreed with his representatives in May.
The deadline for that
Northern Ireland fans will be delighted that O’Neill has agreed to continue in his role as manager, especially given the foundation he has laid for possible future success.
He had said that he would “return to the status quo” for Northern Ireland’s June fixtures when asked about his future in March, but then said in April that a decision was still to made, which would have set alarm bells ringing.
Oxford United continued their fine run against promotion-chasing Hull City, but remain in the Championship relegation zone.
Oxford recovered from conceding after just four minutes to Mohamed Belloumi’s goal to level nine minutes later through captain Cameron Brannagan from the penalty spot.
Matt Bloomfield’s Oxford side have taken 11 points from their latest six games thanks to this result, and they might have snatched a stoppage-time winner when Mark Harris
Millwall Football Club and Lewisham Council have signed a lease deal for the club to remain at The Den and surrounding land for the next 999 years.
The club say this agreement will enable them to move forward with plans to enhance the matchday experience, expand use of its facilities throughout the year and play a leading role in the local area.
The Lions also claim that the new agreement
The Foxes had the first real attempt on goal as Harry Winks’s 25-yard strike almost took Vladan Kovacevic by surprise, but Leicester’s persistent defensive frailties were clearly evident as the game progressed.
Mathias Kvistgaarden was left unmarked to head into the side netting and then the Foxes centre-backs parted invitingly for Paris Maghoma to stride down the centre of the field and bring a fine save from Stolarczyk.
The keeper
Speaking after the game, Ekitike described sharing a pitch with Salah as “a blessing”, adding he was “the kind of player who makes us like to watch football”.
But the French forward and Co won’t now share a pitch with their team-mate until January at the earliest, with Salah potentially missing eight games if Egypt go all the way to the final in Morocco on 18 January.
“I suppose
Southampton interim boss Tonda Eckert is expected to remain in charge of the club on an interim basis for the time being.
Despite reports the German was going to be made Will Still’s permanent replacement, it is more likely he will continue in his current role.
Prior to the international break, Eckert, 32, won both of his matches as interim boss, beating QPR and Sheffield Wednesday in the Championship.
“What
Aston Villa boosted their hopes of a Champions League spot with a comfortable victory over Tottenham Hotspur.
An eighth win in nine Premier League games lifted Unai Emery’s side into fifth place, behind Newcastle and Chelsea on goal difference, but a point above Manchester City.
They claimed the opener just before the hour mark when John McGinn’s corner was headed down by Ollie Watkins into the path of Ezri Konsa