The new Premier League season is up and running, with Arsenal, Tottenham and Chelsea all winning on the opening weekend. Gabriel Martinelli scored the first goal of a competitive and entertaining first contest at Selhurst Park.

On the evidence of this first outing, there will be plenty more to come from Man City’s newest star, writes Ben Burrows

Match of the Day 2's Dion Dublin, Danny Murphy and Mark Chapman discuss the chances of newly promoted teams succeeding in the Premier League.

NEW signing Neto did “everything” to fulfill his dream of playing in the Premier League, with the goalkeeper switching Barcelona for Cherries.

Former footballer Rio Ferdinand was repeatedly racially abused by a fan of Wolverhampton Wanderers during a Premier League match, a crown court trial has heard. 32-year-old Jamie Arnold from Stone in Staffordshire is charged with threatening and abusive behaviour in reference to events which occurred at Wolves’ home fixture against Ferdinand’s former club Manchester United on 23 May last year.

English footie is back, friends, and while it’s usually a fool’s errand to read too much into the early goings of any season (much less after the very first match day), there are a few emerging storylines that are just too irresistible to consider following the weekend’s action.

Brighton won at Old Trafford for the first time in their history after an outstanding performance against Manchester United.

Manchester City took an early lead in the expected fight for the Premier League title with Liverpool after the first weekend of the season as Erling Haaland's debut double gave the champions a 2-0 win at West Ham.

Can we play you every week,” enquired Brighton’s merry fans after Pascal Gross’ first exploited abject United defending. “You’re getting sacked in the morning,” they serenaded Erik ten Hag even before Gross’ second again highlighted the myriad problems that United’s new manager has inherited.

There were signs of what they are capable of in their come-from-behind 2-1 victory against Wolves to begin the new Premier League season. They will head to Southampton on Saturday (3pm) in buoyant mood while the Saints,

Erling Haaland silenced the doubters on Saturday as he found the net twice on his Manchester City Premier League debut against West Ham. But it seems the 22-year-old couldn’t quite silence

Erik ten Hag endures a nightmare first Premier League game in charge of Manchester United as they lose at home to Brighton.

We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest Bayern Munich news every morning. Top German football club Bayern Munich is targeting growth in the US as it pushes to close the gap with high-spending rivals in the English Premier League.

Marcos Alonso was not involved in Chelsea's opening Premier League match against Everton as he wants to leave the club, Thomas Tuchel said.

How ready are the top Premier League teams for the start of the season? Can anyone get off to a flyer following their preseason campaigns?

The Premier League season is just two days away, and three Stats Perform writers have had their say on who will finish in the top four.

The Premier League is officially back for the 2022 season! Here are all the best memes to celebrate the return of football.

Last season was a disaster at Goodison, but Everton did ultimately stay up and Frank Lampard will be hoping they are stronger for the experience

A Premier League player arrested on suspicion of rape is no longer being investigated by police over one of the three alleged incidents.

Parents say access to playing at the top level can be frustratingly difficult - with no plan currently in place for an overhaul