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9 players set to miss Coventry City v Aston Villa ft £17m star:Coventry City and Aston Villa, both winless in the Premier League, face off in the EFL Cup third round. Key absentees include Coventry's suspended Taiwo Awoniyi and injured Haji Wright, and Villa's Pau Torres and Ian Maatsen.

Every Arsenal VAR controversy this season – including one the Premier League admits was wrong:Arsenal have won all four Premier League games but face multiple VAR controversies, including denied penalties and disallowed goals, sparking debate and manager Mikel Arteta's fury.

Tottenham take hardline stance as De Zerbi confirms attacker will not play for the club:Tottenham manager Roberto De Zerbi has ruled out using Richarlison, even in cup games, despite the team's four-match goalless start. The Brazilian forward, last season's top scorer, remains excluded after pushing for a summer move.

11 players to miss Liverpool vs Tottenham as Roberto De Zerbi faces injury issues:Liverpool and Tottenham face off in the Carabao Cup third round with a combined 11 players unavailable due to injuries. Key absentees include Spurs' Kulusevski, Tonali, and Richarlison, and Liverpool's Chiesa, Bradley, and Ekitike.

Not just Baleba: Man Utd receive another boost as injured star returns to grass training:Matthijs de Ligt is back in grass training, nearing a return for Manchester United after 10 months out. His comeback could provide a vital defensive boost for manager Michael Carrick.

‘Jury’s still out’ on INEOS signing who has yet to prove he’s ‘top-class’ at Man United, says Scholes:Paul Scholes doubts if Senne Lammens can become a world-class goalkeeper for Manchester United, despite his strong debut season. The 24-year-old has conceded seven goals in four games this term.

“The jury’s still out”: Paul Scholes questions Senne Lammens’ place in Man United team:Paul Scholes doubts if Senne Lammens is a 'top-class' goalkeeper for Manchester United, questioning if he can help them win the Premier League. Lammens has conceded seven goals in four league matches this season.

Ipswich Town vs Arsenal – Match preview and team news:Arsenal, unbeaten this season, begin their Carabao Cup campaign away to promoted Ipswich. The Gunners, chasing their first League Cup since 1993, face a confident Ipswich side on a two-game winning streak.

Liverpool vs Tottenham Hotspur – Match preview and team news:Liverpool host Tottenham in Carabao Cup third round. Andy Robertson returns to Anfield as a Spurs player. Liverpool are unbeaten under Iraola, while Tottenham are winless in four league games.

Arsenal won ugly, Spurs stumbled and Coventry crumbled. Who won the Premier League weekend?:Leeds United dominated Newcastle 4-1, leading a performance-based league table. Brighton also impressed with a 5-0 win over Coventry, while Arsenal and Hull secured tough victories and draws respectively.

When Carlos Baleba will finally make his Man United debut revealed:Manchester United are targeting the Premier League clash against Leeds United next month for Carlos Baleba's long-awaited debut. The midfielder, signed from Brighton, has been recovering from an ankle ligament injury sustained in pre-season.

Chelsea could still add new signings to squad thanks to little-known Premier League rule:Chelsea have five open slots in their 25-man Premier League squad, allowing them to sign free agents before the winter transfer window, subject to league approval.

Man United’s rock at the back could be back in action sooner than expected:Matthijs de Ligt is training individually, targeting an October/November return from a long-term back injury. His comeback could bolster Manchester United's struggling defense.

Nico Elvedi: I think we can reach a lot this season:Leeds United dominated Newcastle United 4-1 at Elland Road, moving to third in the Premier League. Nico Elvedi played the full 90 minutes in his home debut, praising the team's pressing performance.

Farke hails ‘one of the best performances of past 12 months’ after Leeds thrash Newcastle:Leeds United beat Newcastle 4-1 at home with goals from Bogle, Calvert-Lewin, Okafor, and an own goal. Manager Daniel Farke hailed it as one of their best performances in a year.