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The English Premier League action continues this weekend with a host of exciting matchups across Saturday and Sunday. With Manchester United visiting Newcastle and Chelsea hosting Brighton, there is no shortage of quality. We have a pick from each of those Game s in our EPL mega parlay , which stretches across both days. Our English Premier League parlay is available at +1185 odds with FanDuel Sports book . Let’s break it all down. Manchester United or tie double chance (-125) Bournemouth ML (+240) Brighton or tie double chance over Chelsea (+110) EPL Parlay odds: +731 Be sure to check out the rest of our Premier League soccer picks and remember to gamble responsibly. Manchester United or tie double chance over Newcastle (-125), 3:00 pm ET, Saturday Newcastle were dealt a crushing blow when a last-minute PSG penalty left their hopes of qualifying for the knockout rounds of the Champions League in jeopardy on Wednesday night. The decision may have been a harsh one, and the fac

Following a week in which: - Jude Bellingham continued to be the best player in the world. - Bayer Leverkusen continued to be unbeatable. - And Aston Villa continued their rise up the Premier League table. We at 90min are back at it again, ranking the top ten best football teams in Europe. On the watchlist Icardi is scoring goals / Ahmad Mora/GettyImages Galatasaray, Fenerbahce, Benfica The Turkish clubs just about didn't make the cut this week. Both won their Super Lig games as expected, and Galatasaray followed that up with a dramatic 3-3 draw with Man Utd in the Champions League. If they secure their place in the round of 16 with a win over Copenhagen on matchday six they'll definitely make the power rankings (we promise). Benfica were also close to making it this week, but their squandering of a 3-0 lead against Inter meant we couldn't justify their inclusion. Axed this week A damaging draw / Quality Sport Images/GettyImages Juventus, Girona Two in and two out this ti

The Premier League have named the four bosses up for November's Manager of the Month award. Tottenham's Ange Postecoglou, after three consecutive victories, drops out of the running this month, opening the door for a new winner. Here's a rundown of the four nominees. Rob Edwards (Luton) Edwards had a huge month / Richard Heathcote/GettyImages Games played : 3 Wins : 1 Draws : 1 Losses : 1 Goals for : 3 Goals against : 3 Luton end November outside the Premier League's relegation zone after a massive run of results - and Everton's points deduction. They secured their second win of the season with a huge 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace at the end of the month, having picked up a point at home to Liverpool in their first November outing. December includes Game s against Arsenal, Manchester City, Newcastle United and Chelsea, so Luton could hardly have picked a better time to find some form. Eddie Howe (Newcastle) Newcastle made big steps in November / Robbie Jay Barratt

Manchester United played out a chaotic and wildly entertaining 3-3 draw with Galatasaray in Istanbul on matchday five of the Champions League on Wednesday evening. Having already been beaten by the Turkish giants this season, as well as Bayern Munich and Copenhagen, United were desperate for a win to get their chance of qualifying for the knockout stages back on track. More than once, that looked within reach, but then it all collapsed. Early goals from Alejandro Garnacho and Bruno Fernandes set the English visitors on their way, before Hakim Ziyech pulled one back from a free-kick. Even so, Scott McTominay made it 3-1, only for an Andre Onana howler to gift Ziyech his second of the game from another set-piece. Kerem Akturkoglu soon ensured the points would be shared with his world class strike. Through the afternoon, there were doubts as to whether the game would even go ahead because of the rain that had been falling all day in Istanbul. Those concerns were shortlived in the end. Cur

PSV Eindhoven’s Champions League victory over Sevilla was a Game to forget for Mexico international Hirving Lozano, but one to remember for CONACAF rival Ricardo Pepi of the USMNT. Pepi’s sends PSV Eindhoven into the Round of 16 While Lozano incurred a one-match suspension that will see him miss his team’s matchday six clash against Arsenal and then picked up an injury, Pepi came off the bench in the closing stages to complete a dramatic turnaround in Spain, heading in a stoppage-time winner after his team had been 2-0 down with just a quarter of the Game left to play. PEPPIIII!!!!!!!!!! COMEBACK COMPLETED!!!!! 😍#SEVPSV 2-3 #UCL pic.twitter.com/M3SnpVzYyf — PSV (@PSV) November 29, 2023 As a result, PSV are all but certain to qualify for the Round of 16 , with Arsenal racing into a big early lead over Lens, who can still finish on the same number of points but are worse off in the head-to-head fixtures between the two teams. Who is the top American scorer in the Champions League?

90min rounds up the latest  transfer news , rumours and gossip circulating around the world... Tottenham are ready to rival Manchester United and Liverpool for the signing of Nice centre-back Jean-Clair Todibo , with Spurs keen to bolster their backline in the January window. ( Evening Standard ) Manchester United have been dealt a blow in their search for a new striker however, as Timo Werner prepared to stay and fight for his place at RB Leipzig. ( Metro ) Another RB Leipzig forward linked with an exit is Benjamin Sesko . Arsenal are weighing up a January move for the 20-year-old. ( Football Transfers ) Bayern Munich have cooled their interest in Raphael Varane as they do not believe they will be able to meet Manchester United's demands. ( Sky Sports Germany ) Real Madrid are considering signing Kepa Arrizabalaga on a permanent deal from Chelsea, with the Blues' asking price set at £20m. ( Fichajes ) Chelsea could enter the running to re-sign academy graduate M

Andre Onana is not the type of character to wilt when circumstances go against him. While at Ajax in 2021, Onana mistakenly popped a diuretic pill prescribed to his wife when he'd been fumbling around for some paracetamol. He was served with a nine-month doping ban. "It was incredible," he recalled, "40mg can destroy a career." Forced to watch on from the sidelines while wild accusations were flung his way, Onana held firm and only improved upon his return. The 27-year-old reached last year's Champions League final with Inter before becoming the most expensive goalkeeper in Manchester United's History in the summer. "I've come back from it," he said of his ban, "but if it happened to someone less strong mentally it would be very difficult." Onana's mental fortitude was firmly required during a testing opening few months at Old Trafford. A gaggle of goalkeeping errors, with his hands and vaunted feet, culminated in Onana lett

Barcelona welcome Portuguese giants Porto to Catalonia in a meeting between the top two of Champions League Group H on Tuesday night. Both clubs are level on nine points after four games while Shakhtar Donetsk are skulking behind in third place with six points. If Barcelona can secure a victory on home soil, they are guaranteed of a knockout-round berth. Porto would also qualify with a win if Shakhtar fail to defeat bottom side Antwerp on the same night. Neither Barcelona nor Porto come into the contest in imperious form, with the hosts particularly out of sorts, adding to the angst of a decisive tie. Here's everything you need to know about Tuesday's intriguing clash. What time does Barcelona vs Porto kick-off? Location : Barcelona, Spain Stadium : Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys Date : Tuesday 28 November Kick-off time : 20:00 GMT / 15:00 ET / 12:00 PT Referee :   Daniele Orsato (ITA) VAR: Massimiliano Irrati (ITA) Barcelona vs Porto H2H Record (Last Five Games) Barcelona : 5