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    Thomas Frank blasts Spurs fans for booing Vicario

    Thomas Frank
    November 2025

    Tottenham’s grim November continued with a 2-1 home defeat to Fulham, leaving them with one win from six games this month and three straight losses, after another defensive collapse saw them concede twice inside six minutes and fail to overhaul the early damage. Vicario’s dreadful error for Fulham’s second goal triggered loud boos from sections of the home crowd, prompting Frank to brand jeering during play “unacceptable” and claim those supporters are not “true Tottenham fans,” arguing criticism should wait until full time while the team fights on the pitch.

    Vicario horror mistake deepens Spurs’ early Fulham nightmare

    Guglielmo Vicario (Tottenham Hotspur)
    November 2025

    With Spurs already 1–0 down to Kenny Tete’s early strike, goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario badly misjudged a dash from his area, miscontrolling on his weaker foot and gifting possession that led directly to Fulham’s second, a blunder that saw him savaged across social media. Chasing Raul Jimenez toward the corner flag, Vicario lost control under pressure, then sliced a clearance straight to Josh King, who calmly squared for Harry Wilson to curl into an empty net. The Italian appeared to shout at team mates rather than immediately apologise, a reaction that further inflamed online criticism on a damaging night for his confidence.

    Guardiola explains heated post match exchange with Haaland

    Pep Guardiola
    November 2025

    Haaland endured a rare goalless ninety minutes in City’s dramatic 3–2 win over Leeds, leaving his chase for a 100th Premier League goal on hold and leading to a visibly tense touchline conversation with Pep Guardiola at full time, watched closely by cameras. City surrendered a two goal lead before Phil Foden’s stoppage time winner rescued the points and lifted them to second. Haaland, top scorer with fourteen in thirteen, was frustrated by missed chances and the delayed milestone, while Guardiola later said the animated exchange was simply him demanding higher standards and refocusing his striker on the team’s victory, before both men ended the discussion smiling and embracing.

    US youngster Cole Campbell pushes for Dortmund exit

    Cole Campbell
    November 2025

    Nineteen-year-old winger Cole Campbell has formally requested to leave Borussia Dortmund in January, telling the club he needs regular first team minutes after managing only five senior appearances, despite breaking through last season and representing the United States at under 20 level. Via his representatives, Campbell has signalled that a winter move best serves his development, with Sky Sports Deutschland reporting official talks over a transfer request. Interest has emerged from Club Brugge, Anderlecht, FC Midtjylland and 2.Bundesliga side SV Elversberg, as Dortmund weigh up whether a loan or permanent sale is the best solution.

    Last-gasp Max Cleworth touch keeps Wrexham unbeaten

    Max Cleworth (Wrexham)
    November 2025

    Wrexham trailed from the 13th minute and looked set for defeat until deep into stoppage time, when a scrambled set piece ended with Nathan Broadhead’s volley deflecting off Max Cleworth and spinning in to secure a 1-1 draw and preserve an eight-game unbeaten run. Blackburn struck early through Andri Gudjohnsen and threatened a second after the break, only for Arthur Okonkwo to keep Wrexham alive. In the 95th minute a contentious wide free kick prompted chaos, Kiefer Moore nodded back across goal and the loose ball broke to Broadhead, whose fierce strike clipped Cleworth and triggered a “Legend” shout from co-owner Rob McElhenney online.

    Louis Saha challenges Viktor Gyokeres to deliver under pressure at Arsenal

    Viktor Gyokeres (Arsenal)
    November 2025

    Saha praised Gyokeres’ early impact since joining from Sporting but argued the striker has “had it easy in some ways,” insisting he still must prove himself in the most pressurised moments and become the true finishing piece of Arteta’s title-chasing puzzle. With Arsenal unbeaten in sixteen matches and thriving even while Gyokeres is sidelined, Arteta has successfully used Mikel Merino as a false nine, showing the team can function without their marquee striker, which Saha says only raises expectations on Gyokeres to decide big games when he returns.

    Lisandro Martinez back in contention for Crystal Palace trip

    Lisandro Martinez (Manchester United)
    November 2025

    Martinez is available again after recovering from the ACL injury he suffered against Crystal Palace in February, having returned to the bench versus Everton and now cleared to feature as United try to restart their European push from a congested mid-table. Amorim confirmed that if Martinez is on the bench he is ready to play, though his minutes will be managed after ten months out, with United hoping his aggression and leadership can steady a defence that has failed to win in three league games and has struggled away at Palace.

    Ruben Amorim pushes for more wing-backs to mirror Amad Diallo profile

    Ruben Amorim
    November 2025

    Amorim admitted United need additional wing-backs with Amad’s attacking punch, explaining that his 3-4-3 system requires profiles who can both run relentlessly and create, and that current options have struggled to impose themselves in the role consistently. Defending his use of Amad at right wing-back, Amorim highlighted the player’s speed on the ball, technical quality and flexibility to play between the lines, but accepted squad characteristics are not yet ideal and signalled that future recruitment will be aimed at perfecting his preferred structure.

    Brighton apologise over Kaoru Mitoma photo storm

    Kaoru Mitoma (Brighton)
    November 2025

    Brighton faced backlash after Mitoma and an academy player posed holding FC-style cards featuring an image resembling former Japanese Imperial Army officer Hiroo Onoda, with the post going viral in China given the historic atrocities linked to Japan’s wartime regime. The club issued a formal apology, stating they “sincerely” regretted any offence caused and distancing themselves from the imagery after the post spread widely on Weibo, triggering a PR crisis that underlined the sensitivities around using historical military figures in promotional content.

    Angelo Stiller receives apology after mocking incident vs Stuttgart

    Angelo Stiller (VfB Stuttgart)
    November 2025

    Go Ahead Eagles forward Victor Edvardsen mocked Stiller’s appearance just minutes after coming on, gesturing at the German’s nose and sparking a confrontation that earned him a booking and widespread criticism online for disrespectful behaviour. The Dutch club fined Edvardsen €500 and publicly condemned his actions, with the player entering Stuttgart’s dressing room to apologise in person and later stressing his duty to act as a role model, while Stuttgart’s leadership chose not to inflame the situation further.

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