Premiership

EPL Team of the Week Round 4 (2025-26 season)- Zubimendi, Caicedo, Haaland

Here’s a look at the Premier League Team of the Week for Round 4 of the 25/26 season from the big media outlets (BBC and Alan Shearer)

BBC Team of the Week (MD4 25/26 season) from Deeney

Donnarumma (Man City)
Timber (Arsenal), Mukiele (Sunderland), Romero (Spurs), Mings (Villa)
Caicedo (Chelsea), Sarr (Spurs), Zubimendi (Arsenal)
Schade (Brentford), Foden and Haaland (both Man City)

BBC Team of the Week Round 4 25-26 Premier League season

Man City dominate the BBC’s PL TOTW for GW4, with three representatives in the form of debutant goalkeeper Donnarumma and Phil Foden and Erling Haaland. Arsenal and Spurs also have two reps each (Timber and Zubimendi for AFC & Romero and Sarr for THFC), with Sunderland, Villa, Brentford and Chelsea having one each.

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Pundit Predictions for Arsenal vs Nottm Forest 2025- Merson, Sutton, Joe Cole

The Premier League resumes this weekend after the September international break, and first up is a clash between Arsenal and Nottingham Forest at the Emirates Stadium. The fixture assumes extra significance with the appointment of Ange Postecoglou as Forest manager during the international break- he was in charge of Spurs before taking this job at the City Ground, and won the Europa League with them last season.

Postecoglou is therefore no stranger to Arsenal and the contrasting styles between him and the outgoing NFFC manager- Nuno (who was also Spurs manager briefly), make this an interesting game. Nuno’s Forest were more likely to sit back and hit opponents on the counter, and that is not really Postecoglou’s style.

Here are some pundit predictions for this Arsenal v Nottingham Forest GW4 clash for 2025/26.

Arsenal vs Nottingham Forest 2025

Paul Merson: Merson thinks Arsenal almost got it right at Anfield before the international break, where only a late stunning free kick from Dom Szoboszlai prevented them from coming away with a point.

Reckons Noni Madueke will have a big role to play in the absence of the injured Bukayo Saka

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Can United and Spurs turn it around in 2025/26?

The 2024/25 Premier League season was one to forget for both Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur. United endured their worst-ever league finish, slumping to 15th place, managing just 9 wins. Their campaign was a catalogue of misfires, humiliating losses, a lack of goals, and tactical confusion. In one standout statistic, United only managed to score just over 40 goals- champions and bitter rivals Liverpool netted nearly twice as many as the Red Devils!.

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