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West Ham United 0 - [1] Chelsea - Nicolas Jackson 4‎'‎

[Squawka] Nicolas Jackson (18) has now scored more non-penalty goals in the Premier League since the start of last season than Dominic Solanke, Alexander Isak & Son Heung-min, Mohamed Salah and Kai Havertz.

West Ham United 0 - [2] Chelsea - Nicolas Jackson 18‎'‎

West Ham United 0 - [3] Chelsea - Cole Palmer 47‎'‎

Liverpool [3] - 0 Bournemouth - Darwin Nunez 37‎'‎

Tottenham Hotspur 0 - [1] Brentford - Bryan Mbeumo 1'

Fulham [2] - 0 Newcastle - Emile Smith Rowe 24'

Sir Alex Ferguson on his dementia fear: "I'm 82, obviously I worry about it. I would be lying if I felt I was anywhere different. Genuinely my memory is quite good. I read a lot, I do quizzes & I think that helps. There is YouTube quizzes with 100 questions. If I don't get 70%, I'm struggling."

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Pep Guardiola on Arsenal: “Every season they get stronger… if I say something, they'll say I was playing mind games or something. I'm not good on playing mind games!”

Most number of games played by a player in each season

15 years ago OTD, Karim Benzema scored his first Real Madrid goal vs Xerez in 2009.

Atalanta’s tifo for winning the Europa League during UCL match against Arsenal

[Bernard Lions] Trent Alexander Arnold wants to buy FC Nantes and have submitted a bid to purchase the club. Bid is worth up to €140m. Though an English investment fund managed by his father, Trent wants to become the owner of FC Nantes.

Ex-ref Carlos Chandia on Lionel Messi during 2007 Copa America semi-final: "Out of nowhere, Messi lifts a ball with his hand in the middle of the pitch. There was no goal-scoring chance for the Mexico. I said 'I won't give you a 2nd yellow card in exchange for your jersey'. After the game, I got it"

Courtois on possible strike "Players who have gone far in Copa America or Euro have had 3 weeks of vacation. That's impossible. NBA also have a demanding schedule, but they rest for 4 months. Reducing games and salaries? I think there is enough income to pay salaries."

Phil Jones reflecting on his Manchester United career : ''Shame about my career? I won the Premier League, FA Cup, played in two World Cups, like...no mate it doesn't work like that''

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