Tom Jenkins's best shots from Liberty Stadium as David Moyes oversaw his first Premier League game in charge at Manchester United Tom Jenkins Steven Bloor
00:43 » GuardianThe sums bid and the salaries paid in the Premier League defy normality and morality. And it's not even making for good football There are crucial questions to be resolved as the Premier League starts another momentous season. Can BT, spending £736m for TV rights over three years, become a…
00:05 » GuardianDebutant Ricky van Wolfswinkel's header secured a point for Norwich as four goals in 20 second-half minutes saw Everton share the spoils at Carrow Road on the opening day of the Premier League season.
00:00 » The IndependentAfter a summer in which Arsenal failed to recruit anyone other than a young French striker on a free transfer - he stayed on the substitutes’ bench throughout - this was not even the same old, same old. It was worse than that. Arsene Wenger’s side were beaten by Aston Villa for only the…
00:00 » The IndependentThere was a new anthem – “So come on David Moyes, play like Fergie's boys” – revealing that Manchester United are happy to call on Noddy Holder when they need to – and you imagine that some messages daubed in red on bedsheets will follow in time. Moyes willingly agreed…
00:00 » The IndependentA special week in the life of Rickie Lambert got even better yesterday afternoon. Three days after heading the winning goal against Scotland on his England debut, he was at it again at the Hawthorns, snatching victory for Southampton from a match that had appeared destined to end in stalemate.
00:00 » The IndependentThe new dawn belonged to a player from Fulham who only started because Bryan Ruiz was tired. Martin Jol acted on a hunch. Sometimes science finds football impenetrable. That was the case yesterday. Sunderland had five new players in their starting eleven. They have signed 10 during the summer.…
00:00 » The IndependentRoy Evans, perhaps the most underrated of all Liverpool managers, once remarked that a season without European football was “like a banquet without wine”. However, they will take their water at Anfield if it sparkles like this.
00:00 » The IndependentIt all began at Newcastle United, with a team that had finished 17th in the top flight the previous season. The Brazilian they proudly paraded in the summer of 1987 as the first from that exotic country to join an English club may not have been a Socrates or a Zico, but the gawky little striker…
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