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 GOAL! BREST 0-1 PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN! Mbappe's high cross is headed out as far as Herrera who smacks it opportunistically on the half-volley from range.  The shot catches Bizot off guard and bounces into the net. It's a tame opener for Brest to concede. 21' PSG have had the lion's share of possession as you'd expect. They've had 79 per cent of the ball so far. Brest are giving this a go though. The Brest fans break into applause when encouraged by the big screen in the stadium. Brest aren't playing too badly but they've lacked quality when they've made into the final third. 27' Honorat carries Brest forward again with a darting run down the right but Mounie's hold-up play is too slow to trouble PSG.

 Some 25,000 fans were in attendance at the Signal Iduna Park, but it sounded more like 80,000 when Marco Reus swept in following a bulldozing Haaland run to give Dortmund the lead.  A bizarre Felix Passlack own goal cooled the party mood - the Dortmund right-back side-footed past Gregor Kobel from 18 yards as he attempted to contain Rafael Santos Borre's run - but normal service was resumed just past the half-hour mark.  Axel Witsel - operating at centre-back - cut out a teasing cross, prompting a blistering transition up the middle of the pitch.  Gio Reyna and Reus helped the ball on to Haaland, who set up Thorgan Hazard for 2-1. 

Mohamed Salah has found the back of the net in style to secure Liverpool all three points in their opening day clash with Norwich City.  Roberto Firmino has doubled Liverpool’s advantage over Premier League new-boys Norwich City. Norwich began their last season in the Premier League, the 2019/20 campaign, against Liverpool. They were defeated 4-1 by the side that would go on to become champions. When the fixture list was released and Norwich were pencilled in for an opening day clash with the Reds again, the fans must have been left thinking, “not again…” While Norwich haven’t rolled over this evening in the manner they did two years ago, Liverpool’s quality has shone through, with Firmino’s goal, their second of the game, setting them on course for victory.

It’s taken 26 minutes for Chelsea to take the lead against Crystal Palace in this afternoon’s Premier League meeting between the two London sides, thanks to some magic from Marcos Alonso.  Mason Mount won a free-kick for the Blues before lining up alongside Alonso as the ball was set down 20 yards away from the goal on the right side of the pitch. Alonso fired Thomas Tuchel’s men ahead in serious style as he curled a free-kick straight into the top corner, a strike that left compatriot and Palace keeper Vicente Guaita completely rooted to the spot.

 Bruno Fernandes has completed his hat-trick for Manchester United against Leeds this afternoon. Bruno opened the scoring for the Red Devils in the first-half before seeing his side pegged back by a quite special strike from Luke Ayling. Thankfully for Man United, when you have attacking players of his calibre in your side, you’re always in with a fighting chance of getting a victory. The scoreline now stands, quite remarkably, at 4-1, with Fernandes having netted his third goal of the contest after a superb through ball from Victor Lindelof. An opening day rout for Man United and a hat-trick from their talisman Bruno is quite the way to send a message of intent for the season ahead.

 Manchester United and Leeds fans clashed this morning in the city centre. The two rivals meet at Old Trafford in what will be our Premier League opener which is a lunchtime kick-off, marking the first weekend to see stadiums in full capacity since the coronavirus pandemic. However, there has been footage caught of a group of fans involved in a brawl with chairs flung across the street.

 Jadon Sancho shares reaction as Bruno Fernandes scores beautiful free-kick for Manchester United against Everton in friendly. Jadon Sancho has been left in awe of new teammate Bruno Fernandes after the attacking midfielder scored a stunning free-kick for Manchester United in their final pre-season friendly against Everton. Sancho shared his brief but beautiful view on the exceptional strike to his followers on Twitter, simply writing ‘Bruno’ followed by the hearty eyes emoji – something that United fans will absolutely adore. The England international completed his switch to the Old Trafford outfit a few weeks ago, with official word delayed due to Sancho’s part in the Three Lions’ squad for the Euros. United shelled out an initial fee of £73m to recruit the 21-year-old from Borussia Dortmund, per the Guardian, and fans will be hoping that the trickster can be a game-changer for them this season.

 Manchester United are in action against Everton at Old Trafford for their final warm-up game before next week’s Premier League curtain-raiser against Leeds United. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer saw his side’s match against Preston North End last week cancelled due to a COVID-19 scare but follow-up tests revealed that no player had tested positive, which eased fears and allowed the first-team squad to resume training. Solskjaer named a strong side for the visit of Everton, with Anthony Martial making his first appearance for almost six months. Harry Maguire and Luke Shaw, who both played key roles in England’s run to the Euro 2020 final, also started the game. Manchester United opened the scoring through Mason Greenwood after a calamitous error from Jordan Pickford, before Harry Maguire gave United a two-goal lead shortly after. Bruno Fernandes would, however, steal the show with a breathtaking 25-yard free-kick to score United’s third goal. A nice move on the left-hand side resulted in a f...

  Manchester United beat Everton 4-0 in their final pre-season outing as Diogo Dalot scored a looping header at the very end. The Portugal international came off the bench in the second half to get some extra minutes under his belt. With his future unresolved, and fans unsure whether Dalot will be at the club this season, he’s left his mark against Everton – a club with links to the full-back this summer, as per The Athletic. It was a very good run out for the lads ahead of next week’s Premier League opener against Leeds.

 Manchester United are in action against Everton for their final pre-season of the summer, having had their friendly against Preston North End last week cancelled due to a COVID-19 scare. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer named a strong team for the visit of Everton, having welcomed back several first-team regulars in the week passed. Anthony Martial, Bruno Fernandes, Paul Pogba, and Manchester United’s England stars were among the player returning to the squad for training following injuries and involvement in summer tournaments. Mason Greenwood has started all of United’s pre-season games so far but was yet to score but the 19-year-old capitalised on a calamitous error from Everton to score the opening goal in the game. The goal was seen by 55,000 people – the biggest crowd at Old Trafford since the COVID-19 pandemic began in March 2020.

 Manchester United have taken the lead against Everton in the pre-season friendly match at Old Trafford this afternoon, through Mason Greenwood. The club academy product capitalize Everton’s shot-stopper error to given Ole Gunnar Solskjae’s men a deserved lead. Harry Maguire, then, doubled United with header in the 15th minutes of the game. Bruno Fernandes, then scored spectacular free-kick as United ended the half-time in a region of 3-0.

 Leicester and Manchester City meet at Wembley in the 2021/22 season curtain-raiser today as they compete for the Community Shield. Brendan Rodgers’ Leicester stunned Chelsea to lifted the FA Cup last term, while Pep Guardiola’s Man City cantered to Premier League title glory. Those triumphs earn both managers another crack at silverware on Saturday - and while the Shield may have little bearing on the upcoming season overall, it never hurts to get off to a winning start to build momentum. Man City will be looking to defend their League title while also going one better in the Champions League afer losing last season’s final to Chelsea.

 It may just be a pre-season friendly, but Manchester United are running riot over Everton on Saturday afternoon at Old Trafford. Preparing for the start of the new 2021-22 season which kicks off next weekend, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will undoubtedly be pleased with what he has since during the opening 25-minutes of his side’s friendly against Everton. Early goals from striker Mason Greenwood and captain Harry Maguire have since been added to by midfield sensation Bruno Fernandes. Unleashing a stunning free-kick, the Portuguese Magnifico has got the Stretford End on their feet.

  Welcome to Thursday evening official done deals in the ongoing summer transfer window as well as other transfer updates. Manchester United are not giving up on signing Kieran Trippier- despite Atletico Madrid refusing to budge over the £34million fee. (M.E.N) CLICK HERE TO READ MORE

 When it comes to rising stars, the name Tino Anjorin at Chelsea has the absolute right to be named one of those. The Blues have an absolute class talent on their hands, a player who already seems to have it all about his game – composure, strength, skill, creativity, finishing, and a great mentality as well. Make no mistake, this guy is going to the top, and if you want to see one fine example of this, watch this clip below of him beating 3 Spurs defenders and getting a shot in on goal in their friendly match last night. Please take a moment to check out my own Chelsea News website, bringing you the latest inside information, weekly Podcasts, and all your general Chelsea news. 

  Chelsea do have a large and fairly complete squad heading into the new season, but what they don’t have is a player you would back to score every single week. That’s okay in knockout football where Thomas Tuchel is smart enough to out-think the opponent and somebody will usually score, but over the course of a league season it’s a major problem. They have been pushing hard to sign a reliable number 9 this summer, and the latest report from Fabrizio Romano suggests that Chelsea are ready to go all-out to bring Romelu Lukaku back to Stamford Bridge: It’s a complicated deal because Lukaku hasn’t made any noises about wanting to leave and Inter don’t need to sell, so Chelsea need to make a huge offer to both that they simply can’t turn down. There is a sense that Lukaku has unfinished business with Chelsea and he is the world-class striker that they need, but it’s still not clear if Inter will cave and accept the bid.