Potter fired after 6 months as Chelsea's gamble backfires
Chelsea has fired manager Graham Potter with the club languishing in the middle of the Premier League standings despite spending around $630 million on players in the last two transfer windows.
Potter has losing return to Brighton; City tops EPL with win
Brighton has beaten Chelsea 4-1 in the English Premier League to hand Graham Potter his first loss since leaving the south-coast club to take over the Blues in September.
Liverpool and Man City bitter rivalry boils over at Anfield
Pep Guardiola says Liverpool fans will have to improve their aim after claiming coins were thrown at him and missed during Manchester Cityโs 1-0 defeat at Anfield in the Premier League.
Boehly makes whirlwind entrance to English soccer at Chelsea
Having little soccer experience hasn't stopped American businessman Todd Boehly making some big calls in his first 100 days as the face of Chelseaโs new ownership.
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How Brighton was a voice of Premier League during shutdown
Brighton was a voice of the Premier League league during the three-month coronavirus pandemic shutdown. (AP Photo/Rui Vieira, File)When Manchester City wanted some tips ahead of the Premier League restart, the defending champions turned to a team trying to avoid relegation. As players were suddenly ordered home and stadiums emptied, Brighton became a voice of the league during the three-month coronavirus pandemic shutdown. For 11 weeks out of the last 12 on a Thursday or Friday gaining regular on-the-record accounts of the trepidations of a Premier League club was just a Zoom call away for the media. The calls also provided a deeper insight into the running of a Premier League club.