Our talking points ahead of the Premier League weekend, featuring an unlikely managerial rivalry and Liverpool’s need to stop the rot.Fulham failings going under the radar?As the promoted sides

Chelsea and Spurs almost always engage in fierce clashes deserving of their London derby status, and this week will prove a big one for both teams Premier League goals.

Tottenham Hotspur host Chelsea in the Premier League today as they look to maintain their strong start to the season. Spurs come into the weekend in the Champions League having won 3-0 away to Everton last weekend. Chelsea, meanwhile, were beaten 2-1 at home by newly promoted Sunderland and could finish the day in the bottom half.

LONDON (Reuters) -Wolverhampton Wanderers fans vented their fury at the club's Chinese owners and manager Vitor Pereira following Saturday's crushing 3-0 defeat at Fulham which left them rooted to the bottom of the Premier League without a win.

Harry Wilson does it again as he drills his effort into the bottom corner of the goal to double Fulham's lead against Wolves at Craven Cottage.

Wolves, John Textor, Dragan Solak, Southampton and DAZN are the topics in this week's Business of Football column

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Crystal Palace brushed aside London rivals Brentford in a comfortable 2-0 home win in the Premier League, thanks to Jean-Philippe Mateta's header and a Nathan Collins own goal. Mateta gave Palace a deserved lead in the 30th minute after Jefferson Lerma headed Yeremy Pino's booming free-kick back across goal for the French striker to nod home his sixth league goal of the campaign.