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    Liverpool thrashed by PSV as Ekitike injury deepens crisis

    Liverpool
    November 2025

    Liverpool’s season hit a new low with a 4-1 home defeat to PSV, marking nine losses in their last 12 games and dragging them down to 13th in the Champions League standings. Goals from Ivan Perisic, Guus Til and a Couhaib Driouech brace exposed a fragile, disjointed defence. Slot’s rotated side never settled, and the night worsened when in-form summer signing Hugo Ekitike limped off just after the hour, forcing the underperforming Alexander Isak into another goalless appearance. The Sweden striker’s ongoing drought and the team’s collapsing form will intensify scrutiny on Slot’s selections and ability to halt the slide.

    Estevao outshines Yamal as Chelsea crush Barcelona in Champions League

    Estevao Willian (Chelsea)
    November 2025

    Chelsea swept aside Barcelona 3-0 at Stamford Bridge, with Estevao Willian scoring a spectacular second after Kounde’s own goal and becoming only the third teenager to net in each of his first three Champions League starts, joining elite company alongside Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland. Released by a precise pass from Reece James, Estevao slalomed into the box and lashed his finish into the roof of the net past Joan Garcia, then described the night as “perfect” and one of his career highlights, stressing gratitude and his hunger to keep scoring many more big stage goals.

    Slot under fire as Forest hammer Liverpool in Anfield crisis

    Arne Slot
    November 2025

    Liverpool’s season hit a new low with a 3-0 home loss to Forest, their sixth defeat in seven matches, dropping the champions to 11th and handing them their heaviest Anfield league defeat in four years as Murillo, Savona and Gibbs-White exposed soft defending. Slot admitted the result was “a smack in the face” before PSV’s visit, a remark that angered many supporters who feel his tone understates the crisis. With Liverpool already having lost more league games than in the entire title season, pressure and scrutiny on his methods are intensifying.

    Guardiola rotation shocks as City field near cup style side vs Leverkusen

    Pep Guardiola
    November 2025

    Manchester City supporters were stunned to see Guardiola make ten changes for the Champions League meeting with Leverkusen, leaving Haaland on the bench and retaining only Nico Gonzalez from the weekend defeat at Newcastle, prompting jokes that the XI looked like a Carabao Cup lineup. James Trafford was recalled for his first start in a month and Omar Marmoush tasked with leading the line, turning the tie into a major audition for fringe players. After the 2-1 loss at Newcastle, the heavy rotation raised questions about rhythm, risk and Guardiola’s priorities.

    Amorim lashes into Manchester United after woeful loss to 10-man Everton

    Ruben Amorim
    November 2025

    Ruben Amorim admitted Manchester United “deserved to lose” after falling 1-0 at home to 10-man Everton, warning his side are nowhere near competing for top spots and confessing he fears a return to the damaging mentality that undermined last season. Despite Idrissa Gueye’s early red card for confronting team-mate Michael Keane, Everton dominated early, struck through Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and then defended deep while United wasted 75 percent possession. Amorim said his players lacked intensity, vowed to keep working and insisted he is not walking away.

    Frank apologises after Spurs’ 4-1 derby capitulation at Arsenal

    Thomas Frank (Spurs)
    November 2025

    Tottenham suffered a bruising 4-1 defeat away to Arsenal, producing one of their worst displays of the season as Eberechi Eze hit a hat-trick, Spurs generated an expected goals figure of just 0.07 and rarely threatened their fiercest rivals. Thomas Frank admitted the performance was the complete opposite of his intentions, apologised to supporters, criticised Spurs for losing too many duels and failing to escape Arsenal’s press, and warned their recurring lack of creativity, also seen against Chelsea, must be fixed quickly.

    Pulisic pounces as Maignan’s heroics decide tight Milan derby

    Christian Pulisic
    November 2025

    Christian Pulisic settled a tense Derby della Madonnina with a 55th minute rebound finish, giving Milan a 1-0 win over Inter that lifted them to second in Serie A and cut the gap to leaders Roma to just two points. Inter dominated possession and chances, with Lautaro Martinez hitting the post, but Milan stayed compact and relied on Mike Maignan, whose distribution sparked the winner and whose 71st minute penalty save from Hakan Calhanoglu preserved a crucial derby victory.

    Hungry and angry Rogers leads Villa fightback at Elland Road

    Morgan Rogers
    November 2025

    Morgan Rogers produced a decisive brace in Aston Villa’s 2-1 comeback win at Leeds, flicking in a clever equaliser before burying a second-half free kick, as Unai Emery’s side claimed a sixth victory in seven league games to sustain their momentum. Emery praised Rogers for playing “hungry and angry”, saying the forward responded to early-season struggles and extra attention by delivering at a vital moment, and challenged him to maintain this edge as Villa chase greater attacking consistency and another push toward the top four.

    Farke faces furious Elland Road as Villa loss drags Leeds into drop zone

    Daniel Farke
    November 2025

    Leeds slipped to a damaging 2-1 home defeat to Aston Villa, their fifth loss in six league games, dropping them into the relegation zone for the first time this season as a furious Elland Road crowd confronted the team and intensified scrutiny on Daniel Farke. Farke argued Leeds had turned back toward their best, claiming his side dominated long spells, yet lamented soft goals down the left and another lapse straight after half time, insisting that if they keep performing at this level results and points will eventually follow.

    Guardiola fumes after controversial defeat to Newcastle dents City’s title push

    Pep Guardiola
    November 2025

    City lost 2-1 at Newcastle, with Harvey Barnes scoring twice and Ruben Dias replying, in a result that could leave Guardiola’s side seven points behind leaders Arsenal and raise new doubts over their title defence after a poor night in both boxes. City felt aggrieved that a tackle on Phil Foden did not bring a first-half penalty and that Barnes’ second goal stood despite Donnarumma’s foul claims and a tight offside call on Bruno, with Guardiola seen arguing with Bruno and a cameraman before refusing to elaborate in post-match interviews.

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