
Premier League Matchweek 7: City Chase Seventh Win
Manchester City chase a seventh straight win against Ipswich, Leeds host Manchester United in a fierce derby, and Arsenal travel to Nottingham Forest in Matchweek 7.

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Manchester City chase a seventh straight win against Ipswich, Leeds host Manchester United in a fierce derby, and Arsenal travel to Nottingham Forest in Matchweek 7.

Bournemouth will now consider £80m-plus January offers for Alex Scott as he refuses a new contract, with Chelsea and Liverpool interested.

Five without a win, 13th in the league and two senior players arguing in public — United's slump has become an authority crisis for Michael Carrick, and Sunday at Leeds is now the hinge.

Iraola leaves the door open for Szoboszlai, Isak and Gakpo at Brentford, but Friday training decides — with Gravenberch banned, Liverpool's midfield is on a knife edge.

Mikel Merino admits he was involved in the freak accident that injured Martín Zubimendi, who could return at Forest while Piero Hincapié faces weeks out.

Randal Kolo Muani came off the bench to head a stoppage-time winner as Juventus came from 1-0 down to beat Celta Vigo 2-1 at Balaidos and make it two Europa League wins from two.

Alphadjo Cissé scored a hat-trick as AC Milan beat Salzburg 4-0 in the Europa League, ending the Austrians' 15-game unbeaten run in style.

Lyon beat Crystal Palace 3-2 in a Europa League thriller, Sulc's winner cancelling out Palace's fightback through Pino and Kamada.

Sunderland came from a goal down to beat Torreense 2-1 in Leiria, Noah Sadiki scoring a 93rd-minute winner in the Europa League.

Bournemouth beat Sturm Graz 3-0 in their first-ever European home game, Evanilson, Rayan and Rodriguez sealing a second straight Europa League win.
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