FootballEdgeSeason 2026/27Self-updating record

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  • United's away form outstrips home output under Carrick

    BBC Sport reports that Manchester United average 1.5 points per game under Michael Carrick when holding more than 50% possession, compared with 2.6 points per game when they have less than half the ball. United next play Fulham away on 20 September.

    Source: BBC Sport

  • Bellamy turns down Burnley job, stays with Wales

    BBC Sport reports that Wales manager Craig Bellamy turned down the chance to manage Burnley after a sleepless night, raising questions about how the decision has affected his standing with Wales supporters. Burnley face Derby at home on 19 September.

    EDGEBurnley rank 10th of 18 for attack and 11th of 18 for defence in the Championship in 2026/27, over six games.

    Source: BBC Sport

  • Chicago Fire slip as Nashville tops MLS rankings

    ESPN reports that Chicago Fire have continued to slide in its MLS Power Rankings after going more than three weeks without a win, while Nashville SC has moved to the top spot. Chicago travel to face Nashville on 20 September.

    Source: ESPN

  • Barcelona re-sign striker Abdelkarim on new deal

    ESPN reports that Barcelona have re-signed Egypt striker Hamza Abdelkarim, who has been nicknamed the "Haaland of the Nile", on a new contract. Barcelona host Racing Santander in La Liga on 16 September.

    Source: ESPN

  • Mourinho hails late Espí winner at Elche

    ESPN reports that José Mourinho said Real Madrid "risked everything" by going all-out attack in a 3-2 LaLiga win at Elche, with substitute Carlos Espí scoring a 91st-minute winner. Real Madrid travel to Atlético Madrid on 20 September; Elche visit Espanyol on 18 September.

    Source: ESPN

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