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Matches during the holidays have been locked in.

It was a weekend of comebacks, draws and decisive displays across the division.

The on-field action will now do the talking (until January) following the closure of the Premier League’s summer transfer window.

The first blockbuster encounter of the 2026–27 Premier League season headlines the post-transfer window fun.

A record-breaking transfer window was not without disappointment for English sides.

The 2026–27 season is well and truly underway.

The money continues to flow as interest from around the world goes from strength to strength.

The Premier League’s summer spend exceeded $4.4 billion.

Spending was taken to a whole new level by all 20 Premier League teams.

The British transfer record was broken in a history-making summer of deals.

The final hours of the window were particularly eventful as teams looked to fully flesh out their rosters.

The side who produced one of the most convincing showings last weekend delivered the worst display of the second weekend.

Enzo Fernández, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Cody Gakpo, Robert Sánchez, Endrick and many more feature in the gossip.

Difficult away days await for Man City and Arsenal, while Liverpool, Chelsea, Tottenham and Man Utd all play on home soil.

The next round of matches in England’s secondary domestic cup features some intriguing matchups between Premier League teams.

The Gunners have their sights set on successfully defending the Premier League title.

There was an array of standout individual performances on the opening weekend of the Premier League season.

The majority of Premier League clubs are set to be busy in the transfer market right up until the Sept. 1 deadline.

The Premier League’s traditional elite enjoyed and endured rather different opening weekends.

Harry Kane, Frenkie de Jong, Martín Zubimendi, Cody Gakpo, Bradley Barcola and many more feature in the gossip.