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Messi will be out of action for two months after damaging knee ligaments at the start of Barcelona‘s 2-1 win at home to Las Palmas in a La Liga match on Sunday, reports Xinhua. I’m really happy for the win.

Spain manager Vicente del Bosque has heaped more woe on Chelsea striker Diego Costa after omitting the forward from his squad for the upcoming Euro 2016 qualifiers against Luxembourg and Ukraine, but Alvaro Morata and Nolito have made the cut.

The Gunners impressed in a 5-2 victory over Leicester last time out, but would be embarrassed at the hands of Olympiacos midweek in the Champions League.

Only once before since the Premier League’s inception – in 2000/01 – have Chelsea had fewer points.

STAND-IN goalkeeper David Ospina had a night to forget as Arsenal slumped to a 3-2 home defeat against Olympiakos to leave their Champions League hopes in jeopardy.

But it was Arsenal who drew first blood: in the 26th minute Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain had a shot parried away by Michel Vorm, but both Spurs CBs failed to track Mathieu Flamini, who pounced on the rebound and put the Gunners up 1-0.

However, Rooney plays a greater number of passes with his teammates, Rooney averages 40 passes per game while Kane only has 25 passes per game.

Lukaku never played for Jose Mourinho at Chelsea.

Sanchez headed in an equaliser in the 65th minute but Alfred Finnbogason poked the visitors ahead once again just 59 seconds later.

It was that bad. “They’ve had the worst start to a season I can remember, it’s been awful”. At half-time, I said I was sorry I only had three substitutes as I wanted to change six.

Leicester play Norwich City on Saturday and the Premier League top goal scorer will be looking to add to his tally of six for the season.

The highest spender English premier Club this season is Manchester City as the spent over 160 million euro which is more than the record 150 million Manchester Spent previous year. The pre-season in which they did not win a game during normal time, a Charity Shield defeat by...

Ghana wing-half Jeffrey Schlupp and his Leicester City side watched their enviable Premier League unbeaten record crash down before their home fans as Arsenal hammered them 5-2 at the King Power Stadium on Saturday.

Things had not started so well for Mauricio Pochettino’s side as Kevin de Bruyne continued his impressive return to English football by slotting home the opener midway through the first half.

Alexis Sanchez was on hand to equalise once more, but Alfred Finnbogason bagged a victor merely a minute later.