

Tottenham manager Thomas Frank couldn't resist poking fun at Arsenal's Eberechi Eze before the North London Derby, noting the midfielder's controversial switch from Crystal Palace to the Gunners. However, Eze would have the last laugh, scoring a hat-trick to secure a convincing win for Arsenal. Frank's previous comments about missing out on the Englishman during the transfer window now seem ironic as Eze proves his worth on the pitch.

The Indian women's blind cricket team has created history by emerging as the champions of the first ever Blind Women's T20 World Cup, held in Colombo. In a one-sided final against Nepal, India showcased their prowess in both bowling and batting to secure a convincing seven-wicket victory. This remarkable feat not only reflects their talent and composure under pressure, but also sends a powerful message about inclusion and expanding women's sport to new formats and communities. By lifting the trophy, the Indian side has given much-deserved recognition to blind cricket and its athletes both in India and globally.

As Arsenal continues to secure long-term commitments from key players, manager Mikel Arteta expresses his belief that discussions with youngster Bukayo Saka and his representatives are progressing positively. Saka, a central figure in Arsenal's development under Arteta, has become a consistent performer and important leader on the pitch. For the manager, the young star's journey with the club is a legacy they are determined to maintain.

Tottenham's manager Thomas Frank apologizes for their disappointing performance against Arsenal, stating that they were not aggressive enough and did not win enough duels. Goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario also apologizes for their lack of fight and acknowledges the importance of sticking together as a team. Despite their emotional defeat, they aim to learn from their mistakes and move forward for their upcoming game on Wednesday. Interestingly, Frank also addresses the controversial second goal scored by Arsenal, but admits that it wouldn't have changed the outcome of the game.

The recent international break was an eventful one for Arsenal, with injuries plaguing the squad. However, amidst the chaos, one former Gunner experienced a career-high moment. Kieran Tierney, who left Arsenal to sign with Celtic, scored a stunning goal for Scotland to secure their spot in the World Cup. Tierney's former teammates, including Mikel Merino, praised him as a "legend" and "deserving" of the achievement.

After Liverpool and Manchester City's losses, Arsenal's impressive display in the North London Derby against Tottenham allows them to widen the gap by six points. Leandro Trossard gave Arsenal the lead with a goal from Mikel Merino's pass. But Eberechi Eze's hat-trick against the team that once wanted to sign him sealed the win for Arsenal. Despite injuries, Arteta praised his players' performances, with special mention for Piero, who had a fantastic game. However, Arsenal's manager knows that the six-point lead may not mean much in this tough league.

In the North London derby, Tottenham's Richarlison stunned fans with an unbelievable goal from just outside the center circle, reminiscent of his iconic bicycle kick in the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Despite the striker's impressive performance, Tottenham suffered a humiliating 4-1 defeat against Arsenal. However, Richarlison's stunning goal was enough to remind fans of his immense talent and potential, especially with the support of new teammate Mohammed Kudus acquired in the current transfer window. This performance only adds to Richarlison's already legendary status, with his previous bicycle kick being voted as the goal of the tournament in the 2022 FIFA World Cup.

Football Insider's Inside Track podcast reveals that 25-year-old Phil Foden is happy to stay at Man City and is close to reaching a deal to extend his contract, which is set to expire in 2027. Foden's performance as a key player for Pep Guardiola's side last season, including a key role in the 3-0 victory against Liverpool, has sparked speculation among clubs. However, Foden's desire to stay with his boyhood club has put an end to any doubts about his long-term future with the Etihad.

Liverpool suffer yet another defeat, this time at the hands of Nottingham Forest, with Isak's lackluster performance garnering criticism from pundits. Despite the team's efforts to turn things around, a goal from Murillo and a brace from Savona sealed their fate. Manager Slot, however, remains confident that with enough time and fitness, Isak will prove to be a valuable asset to the team.

Barcelona impress in their return to Camp Nou after a 909 day absence, securing a 4-0 lead against Athletic Club. The team's homecoming has brought a positive atmosphere, with early goals from Robert Lewandowski and Ferran Torres putting them in the lead. A second half goal by Fermin Lopez and another by Ferran in the final minute of stoppage time cemented their victory.