Dawson: Man City win vs. Forest should've been more comfortable (1:39)
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Luton off the mark with draw vs. 10-man Wolves

Luton Town should have beaten Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League on Saturday, manager Rob Edwards said, and it was only a matter of time before the promoted club claimed their first win of the season.

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Pep angry with Rodri after red card in Forest win

Pep Guardiola has revealed Rodri apologised to his team-mates following his red card against Nottingham Forest and said he was "angry" with the midfielder for leaving Manchester City with 10 men.

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City ease past Forest, stay perfect despite red

Manchester City maintained their perfect start to the Premier League season with a 2-0 home win over Nottingham Forest on Saturday, making it six wins out of six despite losing midfielder Rodri to a red card early in the second half.

Can ESPN FC's average Joe take on Julian Alvarez? (4:11)
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Why Manchester United are already in must-win territory vs. Burnley (1:45)
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Are Spurs ready to go and get a result vs. Arsenal? (1:10)
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Postecoglou: No greater test than playing Arsenal (1:05)
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Postecoglou: Spurs must fill Kane void in derby

Ange Postecoglou has urged his Tottenham stars to fill the void left by Harry Kane as they attempt to end a wretched run of form at Arsenal on Sunday.

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Ten Hag denies squad rift: We are 'united'

Erik ten Hag has played down suggestions of a split in the Manchester United dressing room following their poor start to the season.

Arteta admits dropping Ramsdale is 'one of the hardest things' (1:12)
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Arteta: Ramsdale snub one of 'hardest things'

Mikel Arteta has praised Aaron Ramsdale's reaction to being dropped and admitted he struggled with the decision to replace him with David Raya.

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Ødegaard signs 'no brainer' new Arsenal deal

Martin Ødegaard has said he is dreaming of lifting trophies with Arsenal after making the "no-brainer" decision to sign a new contract with the club.

Where would Man Utd be with Solskjaer's wish-list fulfilled? (1:52)
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Is Hojlund's start at Man United a promising sign for Ten Hag? (1:04)
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Levy: Mourinho, Conte hires were 'mistakes'

Levy told a Tottenham fans forum: "The strategy was let's bring in a trophy manager and we did it twice. You have to learn by the mistakes."

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Sources: Chelsea near $500m investment deal

Chelsea are close to agreeing a $500 million investment from U.S. firm Ares Management to help finance the club's expansion plans including a new stadium, sources have told ESPN.

Guardiola: We needed tough challenge vs. Red Star (0:57)
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