Mohamed Salah's impressive performance, which included two goals, propelled Liverpool to a commanding eight-point lead at the top of the Premier League after their match against Southampton. In a moment of celebration, Salah's shirt was flung off as he celebrated his second goal, a penalty, in front of the ecstatic Liverpool fans. Luis Díaz later retrieved Salah's No 11 shirt from the edge of the Southampton box. At the start of the match, it appeared to be a clear mismatch, with Liverpool sitting at the top of the table and Southampton at the bottom. Liverpool initially took the lead with a goal from Dominik Szoboszlai, but Southampton responded with goals from Adam Armstrong and Mateus Fernandes, putting them ahead. However, Salah equalized with a goal from open play before converting a penalty to secure the win. He nearly added a third late in the game, hitting the post, but his contributions were enough to leave Southampton looking up at Liverpool's impressive position in the league.

Mikel Arteta expressed his disappointment following Arsenal's 1-1 draw against Chelsea, urging his players to "show their teeth" and demonstrate their determination as they face a challenging title race. The result left Arsenal nine points adrift of league leaders Liverpool, marking a missed opportunity to regain momentum in their campaign. In a tense match at Stamford Bridge, Arsenal initially took the lead with a goal from Gabriel Martinelli. However, Chelsea equalized through Pedro Neto, which allowed them to climb to third place in the standings. Arteta's team, currently sitting in fourth, has struggled this season, having dropped eight points from winning positions. The coach emphasized the importance of resilience and commitment as they head into the international break, hoping for a clean bill of health for his squad.

Fulham vs. Brentford: Premier League – Live Updates Join us for live updates from the Premier League clash kicking off at 8pm GMT. In the latest correspondence, Richard Hirst, a self-proclaimed "unposh Fulham supporter," humorously suggests that Peterborough must be the poshest club in England. You've caught me off guard with that one, Richard! Stay tuned for more updates as the match unfolds.

Nottingham Forest are riding high after a thrilling victory over West Ham, with fans playfully chanting “We’re going to win the league” as a testament to their current form. This win marks Forest's third consecutive Premier League victory, a feat they haven't achieved in over 25 years, propelling them into third place in the league standings. Despite head coach Nuno Espírito Santo being banned from the touchline and owner Evangelos Marinakis unable to attend the match, the team has shown remarkable resilience. Forest boasts the second-best defense in the league, having conceded just seven goals, and they also feature one of the league's top strikers in Chris Wood. Wood, along with Callum Hudson-Odoi and Ola Aina, played pivotal roles in securing the win against a West Ham side that was reduced to 10 men after Edson Álvarez received a red card in the first half.