Spend limits and ‘anchoring’: how one meeting could reshape Premier League financial rules

Chelsea is set to face Barcelona in the Women’s Champions League at Stamford Bridge, with kick-off scheduled for 8pm GMT. Fans are encouraged to engage during the match, sharing their thoughts and snacks as the game unfolds. Live updates and scores are available through The Guardian.

The article discusses players in the Premier League who excel in unusual statistical categories this season. It highlights players like Erling Haaland, the top scorer, and David Raya, known for his goalkeeping skills. The focus is on quirky metrics such as distance run, long throws, and fouls committed without receiving cards, providing insight into player performance beyond traditional statistics.

Carlton's AFLW team is experiencing a surge of momentum, highlighted by their impressive semi-final victory over Hawthorn. The younger players have been pivotal in this success, showcasing a fervent and relentless style of play that has captivated fans. As they head into a preliminary final, the team's performance reflects not just their skill but also an infectious joy that resonates with supporters.

Romaine Mundle may return to the squad this Saturday, raising questions about his potential to succeed in the Premier League. His performance could determine his future in top-flight football.

Wimbledon’s plans to build 39 new grass courts on a former golf course have been challenged after local residents received permission for a judicial review. The All England Club had previously obtained approval from the London deputy mayor for planning, a decision that was upheld by the high court in July 2024.

Wolfsburg is facing Manchester United in the Women’s Champions League, with kick-off scheduled for 5:45 PM GMT. Early in the match, United has shown strong control of possession, with players like Malard and Sandberg actively contributing to the team's build-up play.

Wimbledon will receive an exemption from the UK government's proposed ban on reselling tickets above face value, specifically for its debenture tickets. The All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) argued that such a ban would hinder their ability to reinvest proceeds into facility maintenance.

Liverpool is reportedly leading the race to sign Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo, who is available for a transfer fee of £65 million as the Premier League winter window approaches. Semenyo's future has become a hot topic in English football, with Liverpool's interest being particularly notable. The club aims to strengthen its squad with this potential acquisition, which could enhance their attacking options significantly.