City thumped Terriers. Spurs, Chelsea and Liverpool won.
Man Utd potti...away to Brighton..
It seems as if Utd is only one game away from crises these days.
Expect Mou and his team to beat Spurs next week at OT.
away beyond the worldly rules of right and wrong, there is a field; I will meet you there
2018-19 CARABAO CUP 3rd Round (24th September week)
West Brom vs Crystal Palace
Arsenal vs Brentford
Burton vs Burnley
Wycombe vs Norwich
Oxford vs Manchester City
West Ham vs Macclesfield
Millwall vs Fulham
Liverpool vs Chelsea
Bournemouth vs Blackburn
Preston vs Middlesbrough
Wolves vs Leicester
Tottenham vs Watford
Blackpool vs QPR
Everton vs Southampton
Manchester United vs Derby
Nottingham Forest vs Stoke
Week 4 , Fixtures
Kick-off date, time EPL MW4 fixtures TV channel Sep 1, Sat
17:00 ISTLeicester
vs
LiverpoolStar Sports Select 1 HD, Select 1 Sep 1, Sat
19:30 ISTChelsea
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BournemouthStar Sports Select 1 HD, Select 1 Sep 1, Sat
19:30 ISTEverton
vs
HuddersfieldStar Sports Select 2 HD, Select 2 Sep 1, Sat
22:00 ISTMan City
vs
NewcastleStar Sports Select 1 HD, Select 1 Sep 2, Sun
18:00 ISTCardiff
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ArsenalStar Sports Select 1 HD, Select 1 Sep 2, Sun
20:30 ISTBurnley
vs
Man UtdStar Sports Select 1 HD, Select 1 Sep 2, Sun
20:30 ISTWatford
vs
TottenhamStar Sports Select 2 HD, Select 2
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Watford dream run continues - 4/4 wins.
Chelsea loaned Tammy Ibrahim to ASTON VILLA.
League Table
Premier League team ranked by net spend during the 2018/19 summer transfer window.
20. Newcastle ? ?28.2m profit (spent ?17m, received ?45.2m)
Mike Ashley?s faces mounting protests as the Magpies continue to rein in their transfer spending, leaving Rafael Benitez frustrated.
19. Watford ? ?13.4m profit (spent ?30.3m, received ?43.7m)
Richarlison has departed and the Hornets have reinvested most ? but not all ? of the cash.
18. Tottenham ? ?2.2m profit (spent ?0m, received ?2.2m)
Keanan Bennetts left for Borussia Monchengladbach? and that?s all.
17. Leicester ? ?5.9m (spent ?81m, received ?75.1m)
The Foxes have spread the Riyad Mahrez money around on some exciting talents and shrewd buys.
16. Crystal Palace ? ?9.5m (spent ?9.5m, received ?0m)
The Eagles? top signing Max Meyer arrived on a free transfer, Cheick Kouyate is the only permanent deal in or out.
15. Manchester City ? ?25.2m (spent ?62.5m, received ?37.4m)
City have cashed in on several promising youngsters, with Mahrez their main incoming transfer.
14. Cardiff ? ?28.5m (spent ?28.5m, received ?0m)
Josh Murphy has been the Bluebirds? biggest outlay this summer.
13. Bournemouth ? ?29.4m (spent ?47.7m, received ?18.3m)
The Cherries smashed their transfer record with a ?27m deal for Jefferson Lerma among other incomings and outgoings
12. Burnley ? ?29.5m (spent ?29.5m, received ?0m)
Sean Dyche has made more shrewd moves ahead of the new season, including Championship top scorer Matej Vydra.
11. Huddersfield ? ?32.1m (spent ?42.9m, received ?10.8m)
Eight signings have arrived, 12 players have left. All change for the Terriers.
10. Everton ? ?33.4m (spent ?53.6m, received ?20.3m)
Richarlison and Lucas Digne cost hefty sums from Watford and Barcelona respectively.
9. Southampton ? ?44.5m (spent ?54.5m, received ?10m)
The Saints have made four solid signings including 6?7? towering centre-back Jannick Vestergaard.
8. Brighton ? ?49.6m (spent ?57.1m, received ?7.5m)
Chris Hughton has strengthened his team in every area in a bid to establish the Seagulls.
7. Manchester United ? ?51.6m (spent ?70.9m, received ?19.3m)
Jose Mourinho will be frustrated by a lack of activity, though ?52m signing Fred is a plus.
6. Wolves ? ?64.1m (spent ?69.8m, received ?5.7m)
Fuelled by Jorge Mendes links, Wolves have snapped up several Portuguese stars including Rui Patricio and Joao Moutinho.
5. Arsenal ? ?64.8m (spent ?68.3m, received ?3.5m)
Unai Emery has made a series of solid signings rather than focusing on one or two world class stars.
4. Fulham ? ?68m (spent ?72m, received ?4.1m)
The Cottagers have fired numerous statements of intent with the captures of Jean Michael Seri, Andre Schurrle and Alfie Mawson.
3. West Ham ? ?82.3m (spent ?94.9m, received ?12.5m)
A blend of big-money moves and shrewd additions will see the Hammers gunning for the top half of the league.
2. Chelsea ? ?87.3m (spent ?128.6m, received ?41.3m)
A turbulent start to the summer has exploded into life with two huge deals for Jorginho and Kep Arrizabalaga.
1. Liverpool ? ?155.4m (spent ?167.9m, received ?12.5m)
Four top quality signings have arrived to reinforce the Reds? title charge
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