Over The Top - EPL

Liverpool delivered the most eye-catching scoreline of the season after embarrassing  Manchester United 7-0; Klopp's team are now favorites for fourth place; Arsenal complete a dramatic comeback with late Reiss Nelson winner; Man City welcomed back Phil Foden and comfortably navigated past Newcastle; Spurs follow up FA Cup loss with another loss at Wolves; Brighton prove they are competitors for a European spot. 

Erik Ten Hag claims his first trophy as Manchester United boss after his team comfortably beat a Newcastle side aiming to win their first trophy in over 50 years; Chelsea produce another terrible display under Graham Potter as Tottenham ease past the Blues; West Ham hammer Nottingham Forest, Arsenal beat a poor Leicester side and City thrash a doomed Bournemouth team. 

Three of the "Big 6" are in the news regarding potential ownership takeovers: Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham; Competing bids for Manchester United only spell good news for the Glazer ownership at the club; the title race swings back in Arsenal's favor after their epic away win at Aston Villa and Man City's draw with Nottingham Forest; Marcus Rashford is the world's most in-form player; Liverpool win at Newcastle to blow the Top 4 race wide open; Chelsea fans ponder whether to ditch the Graham Potter experiment or "trust the process"; former Watford manager Javi Gracia is in at Leeds; the relegation race produces crucial results as West Ham lose their London Derby against Spurs and Everton beat Leeds.

The Premier League dropped bombshell news on Monday by charging Manchester City with over 100 breaches of financial rules. The serious charges come after a four-year investigation and punishment could range from a points deduction to expulsion from the Premier League (however unlikely). The charges also came after a surprising loss at Tottenham; Everton pull off the shock of the season by beating league-leaders Arsenal in Sean Dyche's first game as manager; Harry Kane breaks Spurs' all-time goalscoring record with his 267th goal for Spurs; Jesse Marsch loses his job as Leeds manager after failing to improve results a year after his hiring; Liverpool's concerning season compounds with a 3-0 spanking from a goal-shy Wolves team; Brighton & Brentford's great seasons continue with their great form.

While everyone shells out the cash, Everton twiddle their thumbs in the transfer market after replacing Lampard with Sean Dyche; Chelsea smash multiple records on young stars, but questions remain about the strategy; Arsenal ace the window by adding squad depth with Trossard & Jorginho; Cancelo's shock transfer to Bayern; United & Tottenham's solid loan signings; relegation-threatened spend big. 

Arsenal dominate a massive North London Derby to extend their lead on Man City; a derby loss leaves Spurs in a tricky position as Conte continues to raise questions over his future; Man United win narrow Manchester Derby in controversial fashion, City's loss puts them eight points behind Arsenal with United close behind; Liverpool manage to fumble even more as Brighton dominate The Reds; the Ramen-o-Meter returns with several managers under pressure; Chelsea go bananas in the January transfer window.  

Graham Potter's struggling Chelsea side find themselves in 10th place after winning one in eight; where has it all gone wrong and can they fix it? The January transfer window opens with Cody Gakpo to Liverpool and Cristiano Ronaldo to Saudi side Al Nassr; transfer rumors in the news; a preview of the Manchester Derby and North London Derby. 

Argentina is crowned the World Cup champions for the first time in over 30 years as Lionel Messi solidifies his status as possibly the best ever; Kylian Mbappe's amazing final hat trick and overall tournament see him grab the torch from Messi as the best in his generation; an all-time classic tournament served up multiple gripping storylines including Morocco, Croatia, Ronaldo's demise and the corruption/controversy leading up to the tournament; teams of the tournament; the Premier League returns on Dec. 26!

This young and skilled American talent pool beat Iran to move onto the round of 16; A deep dive into the US' performances through the world cup group stage; a look at the various groups and what we've seen so far, including surprises, shocking upsets and a handful of disappointments; we predict who finishes first and second in the remaining groups, and predict round of 16 results. 

Arsenal continue to play teams off the park and are five points clear going into the World Cup break; Man City are expected champions but have been outpaced by Arsenal so far; Newcastle's one loss and rise into 3rd has been the story of the season; Spurs' rollercoaster of emotions continues but they go into the World Cup in 4th; Manchester United's interesting season gets complicated with Ronaldo's bombshell interview; Liverpool and Chelsea get off to disappointing starts but it's a long season ahead; Emery and Lopetegui appointments demonstrate the Premier League's increasing power.