Scout Reports

An ankle ligament injury on opening day may have slowed Aleksandar Kolarov’s breakout for Manchester City, but the ...

The pre-match build-up may not have centred around on-pitch matters, but the ruthless performance of Man City at ...

Bolton’s rise to the Champions League places was once again orchestrated by the performance of a strike pairing ...

Saturday morning finds me in new surroundings but in a familiar scenario – neck-deep in the Saturday morning ...

A change in tactics last season following Owen Coyle’s arrival at the Reebok has seen Bolton place more ...

He might be Chelsea’s top goal scorer in the Premier League but the signs are that Florent Malouda ...

Having failed to domestically mirror his headline-making Champions League displays over the last couple of months, Gareth Bale ...

Many owners have been trying to squeeze three or even four upper bracket midfielders into their lineups this ...

Win, lose, or draw, Gary Cahill has been racking up the Bonus Points lately, with a haul in ...

You could nearly make a half decent eleven with the players who didn’t play this Gameweek. I was ...

If ever a game summed up a player, surely Sunday's match between West Brom and Manchester City showed us all the two sides of City's prodigious striker Mario Balotelli. The Italian rewarded the faith of his manager with two goals in six minutes in only his second start in the Premier League. Unfortunately for Mancini, Balotelli made the transformation from hero to villain with a straight red card in the second-half for a reckless kick during a tangle with Youssouf Mulumbu.

Barring the unthinkable, Kevin Davies will be sitting on 54 points in the Fantasy Premier League this evening. ...