Arteta claimed it is still too early to say how long the Germany international will be sidelined for.

Spurs must forget Eze humiliation, Isak will be all the talk on Tyneside and Everton begin a new era at Hill Dickinson.

The Crystal Palace forward was released by Arsenal aged 13 and rejected by others before his breakthrough at QPR

As late as Tuesday Spurs appeared to be in the driving seat for the forward, with talks progressing over a deal for the 27-year-old.

Isak has been trying to force a move out of Newcastle all summer.

The new €925m ground is two miles from Goodison Park, and has been described as 'elite' by Everton boss David Moyes. Goodison Park will continue to be used going forward by Everton’s women’s team.

Fears about the problem are already so pronounced that the club is ready to reenter the transfer market for cover 

Morgan Rogers and Olivia Smith won the young player awards.

Morgan Rogers and Olivia Smith won the young player awards.

Bayern Munich’s move for Christopher Nkunku has stalled, delaying Chelsea’s attempts to sign RB Leipzig’s Xavi Simons and Manchester United’s Alejandro Garnacho.

Pressure sits easily on the 20-year-old's shoulders. All he has to show in the Eternal City is that greatness is permanent, not fleeting.

Winning at Old Trafford may not prove to be as common as last season, making Arsenal’s result stand out among the title hopefuls

‘Our decision-making was not great and that cost us’

Kyle Walker has World Cup in his sights, Nottingham Forest remain potent in attack and James Trafford delights the Manchester City fans

Real Madrid understood to be driving force with ultra lucrative event possibly expanding beyond 32 teams already

Analysis New season, same strife between the sticks for Manchester United Jonathan Wilson at Old Trafford Altay Bayindir’s susceptibility to an inswinging ball is equal to André Onana’s and Arsenal had just the man to exploit it

The return of familiar defensive frailty undid Manchester United. 

Mikel Arteta was pleased with the win away from home on the opening weekend.

Even the most ardent of Mikel Arteta’s acolytes would be hard-pressed to say the best side won but after leaking points from winning positions last season, the win-at-all-costs approach should be welcomed  

Dubliner's big league bow got ugly in a flash but second-half revival, Henderson influence and Outtara outlay provide reasons to remain upbeat