Premier League plotlines: Has Wenger just extended his own contract?

Worries for Roy Keane, Rashford makes case, Cesc freeze - our writers chew on the weekend's talking points.

Premier League plotlines: Has Wenger just extended his own contract?
Mon, 29 Aug, 2016 - 01:00

Chelsea 3 Burnley 0: Is Cesc being frozen out?

The future of Cesc Fabregas may be on the agenda at Stamford Bridge after the midfielder was not only dropped from the Chelsea team to face Burnley on Saturday, having played in the EFL Cup against Bristol Rovers in midweek, but not even included on the bench.

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