Autumn

The Future

It was Manchester United who left it late at the London Stadium on Sunday morning vs West Ham. 2-1 was the final score, but everything seemed to heat up just at the stroke of the 90th minute. Jesse Lingard's eventual winner proved to be the redemption he was looking for after the debacle over the week in the Champions League. Cristiano Ronaldo scored again of course. It is now his 4th goal for the club in his second stint with Manchester United. News around the Premier League and of course football all around the Europe is analyzed here with the utmost precision. In the NFL, week two scores and the breakdown of the best games that Sunday had to offer.    

Cristiano Ronaldo is back scoring goals for Manchester United and his brace in United's 4-1 win vs Newcastle was just another example of his greatness. It was a different story mid week in the Champions League opener. It was more than exciting to see Cristiano back in the Theater of Dreams. The Red Devils are top of the league after 4 matches and look to stay that way. In the NFL, week 1 is in the books and with all of the marquee names and matches out on the field, it was great to see stadiums packed with fans (finally). The Chargers took care of business on the road vs the Washington Football team. 1-0 is always a fantastic feeling and consistency is how to keep that feeling. Analysis around the league with news, updates, and breaking down the key moments this weekend. 

This has been the wildest transfer window in my lifetime and it is not even close. So many moves and deals that will shape the footballing landscape for the next couple years and also some moves that seem to be inevitable in the future. This just another example that sport is not just sport in this day and age, but even more of a corporation as ever. The NFL pre season is now officially over, and the next games that will be played will count. Who will get off to a flying start to open the brand new season? 

It was Manchester United grabbing all three points late in the game against Wolverhampton Wanderers at the Molineux Stadium. Mason Greenwood scored in the 80th minute to seal the win for United. It wasn't the best performance for the Reds, but it was one that they had to grind out to get the win. Elsewhere, Arsenal lost, badly. Liverpool and Chelsea played out a 1-1 draw at Anfield, but it was a red card that stole the headlines. Messi starts on the bench for PSG, but comes on in the 66th minute vs Reims. Juventus begin life without Cristiano Ronaldo with a lose to Empoli. And finally, Patrick Mahomes ranked the number 1 player in the 2020 NFL season by his peers. Thoughts? 

It is a done deal. Cristiano Ronaldo is coming home to play his football for the red side of Manchester. United have swayed Ronaldo who was originally on his way to Manchester City. It seems like overnight, some former and current United players spoke with Cristiano and told him not to sign with City. Ultimately, it is United who sign the 36 year old Portuguese man from Juventus for around 25-30 million dollars.  

It was Manchester United playing to a 1-1 draw over the weekend. It wasn't the best showing for the Reds away from home, but they were still able to extend the unbeaten run away from home. If they can draw or win against Wolves on Sunday, they will have the record which is very impressive in the toughest league in the world. City proved their dominance as they put 5 past Norwich City and Liverpool beat Burnley 2-0, the story was Chelsea manhandling Arsenal 2-0 at the Emirates in London. Lukaku got his goal and it looked as if their was nothing Arsenal could do to stop him. Run down of the next batch of football matches as well as transfer news. Elsewhere, Pre season NFL is coming to a conclusion and the Bears name Andy Dalton as the Starter. Yikes. Also, PJ Washington. 

LEO MESSI IS A MEMBER OF PARIS SAINT GERMAIN! In an unbelievable turn, Barcelona have decided that no Messi on the team would be better for everyone. In a tearful press conference, the Argentinian superstar said farewell to the fans, supporters and teammates alike as we walked away from his boyhood club after almost 2 decades of service. Now that he is in Paris, what does that do for the entire landscape of football?