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Premier League

Arteta: We need to make progress and bounce back.

Arsenal, nicknamed "The Gunners," took the lead in the first match of the 31st round of the 2025/26 Premier League season with goals from Saka and Incapie, but conceded a goal and an own goal later in the game, ultimately drawing 2-2 with Wolverhampton Wanderers. Arteta stated that the team must continue to improve and regroup, and let their performances speak for themselves in future matches.

2026-02-20 00:00

Football · Wolverhampton Wanderers · Jose Sá · Premier League · Nottingham Forest

José Sá was proud of his clean sheet and believed it at least helped the team earn a point.

After making several crucial saves to stabilize the situation for his team, José Sá said that Wolves remain confident after a hard-fought point away from Nottingham Forest. Facing a barrage of 35 shots from their opponents, the goalkeeper had to maintain peak performance to keep a clean sheet. Ultimately, he and the defense worked together to secure their third clean sheet of the season.

2026-02-12 04:54

Wolves · Totti Gomes · Premier League · Jose Sa · Coady

Totti Gomes talks about Wolves' pre-season training: Facing the high temperatures and taking on more leadership responsibilities

Wolves defender Totti Gomes said during pre-season training in the Algarve, Portugal that he is fully committed to preparations and is gradually taking on a more important leadership role in the team.

2025-07-13 03:20

football · Wolves · Jose Sa · goalkeeper · Vitor Pereira

Jose Sa: Although the result is not what we expected, I think it is still good overall.

Jose Sa is pleased with the final result of the 2024-25 campaign despite a rather turbulent season as Wolves goalkeeper. The goalkeeper made 100 appearances for the club in the past 12 months but had an inconsistent start to the season.

2025-06-24 03:42

Football · EFL Championship · Sheffield Wednesday · Morecambe · English Football League (EFL)

Sheffield Wednesday's disgraceful Thai owner Dejphon Chansiri sparked renewed controversy for not only refused to sell his shares but also repeatedly told His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) officials, to "go to hell"..

The BBC exclusively reported on Wednesday that after Sheffield Wednesday's Thai owner, Dejphon Chansiri, has been officially listed as a judgement defaulter for repeatedly failing to pay staff wages and his taxes, he has not only refused to sell his shares but has also repeatedly told His Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) officials investigating the club's finances, to "go to hell," sparking renewed controversy.

2025-07-31 09:07