Strong starts by the newly-promoted clubs are causing some of the top flight's longest tenants to sweat about their futures

This weekend, the 914 miles Truro City travel to Gateshead will become the new record for the longest away trip in English football.

Bruno Guimarães scores a magnificent last-minute winner to give Newcastle United a 2-1 triumph over Fulham at St. James’ Park, securing three crucial points in a thrilling Premier League clash

Manchester United does not look like a contender for European competition. Sure, the club pulled off a stunning win at Old Trafford against Chelsea last month, but how they looked in losses to Manchester City and Brentford shows the Red Devils are far from being considered one of the top teams in the league.

The Premier League has long been a melting pot of international talent, with stars from around the globe leaving their mark on England’s top flight. Among these, a select few Italians have managed

ANDY CARROLL’s shock return to England is turning into a total nightmare. His Dagenham & Redbridge side are sinking fast and Carroll, the club’s marquee signing, has already seen

When the European Cup was rebranded as the UEFA Champions League in 1992, English clubs – newly enriched by the Premier League boom – were expected to dominate. Yet it took seven long years before a team from England finally lifted the continent’s most prestigious trophy.

Jack Grealish's move to Everton has been a smashing success at the start of the year, but despite the England international proving a boon to the Toffees on loan, he will not be available to play against his parent club Man City.

Wednesday’s ordeal is another high-profile sign of the fragile finances in football. While Portsmouth became the first Premier League club to enter administration, in 2010, administration is more common outside of the top flight, with the likes of Bury, Derby County and Wigan all having entered administration in recent years.