Premier League clubs are doing business with each other at an unusually high rate this season, but it's not all down to PSR.

Two English Premier League clubs look to come out of the break on a high, as Brighton & Hove Albion gets set to host Bournemouth on Monday. Brighton has not been considered one of the toughest teams in the Premier League to play this season, but there is always a chance the club can pull out a stunner now and then.

Despite dropping points on Tuesday, Wrexham improved their place in the standings from 10th to ninth. The Red Dragons inched past Bristol City in the table after Gerhard Struber’s men suffered a 2–0 defeat to Ipswich Town on Matchday 28.

Premier League referees' chief Howard Webb believes VAR was right not to intervene after Diogo Dalot's challenge on Jeremy Doku during Manchester United's 2-0 victory over Manchester City on Saturday.

The Lions enter Sunday looking to extend their league point streak to three, also having beaten Tottenham Hotspur in the third round of the FA Cup last weekend. Aston Villa does have notable wins over Chelsea and Manchester United, but its 4-1 loss to Arsenal last month shows the club has some work to do.

Premier League leaders Arsenal held to goalless draw by Nottingham Forest Gunners miss chance to go nine points clear FT: Tottenham 1-2 West Ham - Late Wilson winner piles pressure on Frank FT: Liverpool 1-1 Burnley - Edwards cancels out Wirtz opener FT: Chelsea 2-0 Brentford - Rosenior wins first Premier League game FT: Sunderland 2-1 Crystal Palace - hosts remain unbeaten at home FT: Leeds 1-0 Fulham - Nmecha comes off bench to score late winner Arsenal started the day with a six point lead.

When a team hasn't won a title, whether ever or just over a prolonged period of time, we handle their situation with different gloves. Are we being fair to Premier League table-topping Arsenal?