Football Daily | The Premier League is back and you absolutely can’t look away

Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now!Many events have shaped the British people – the birth of punk, Brexit, Tony Hibbert’s first goal of his career (in his own testimonial) – where for better or worse, the genie cannot be put back into the bottle. We do not yet know how historians will view the Great International Break of 2026, but one thing is for sure: the world has changed. Here is how this memorable three-week break from the Premier League has affected each of this weekend’s fixtures. Continue reading…

In today’s Football Daily: The big leagues are so back Many events have shaped the British people – the birth of punk, Brexit, Tony Hibbert’s first goal of his career (in his own testimonial) – where for better or worse, the genie cannot be put back into the bottle. We do not yet know how historians will view the Great International Break of 2026, but one thing is for sure: the world has changed. Here is how this memorable three-week break from the Premier League has affected each of this weekend’s fixtures.

Liverpool v Manchester City: A remarkably quiet time for both sides, with no significant developments. Should be a good, fair game between two historic rivals where we can just enjoy the purity and joy of football and Ayyoub Bouaddi’s flowing locks without the machinations and influence of politics, sportswashing, legal verdicts and counter-claims. Can’t wait. Chelsea v Bournemouth: The good news for Bournemouth over the break was that Alex Scott’s silky performances for