Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action

Howe’s Leadership Decisions Despite Newcastle starting as favorites against Liverpool, Eddie Howe’s team found themselves at a decision point. While Howe balanced between defense and offense, a more decisive strategy might have secured the win. Howe’s successful tenure at Newcastle suggests he should quickly adopt a big-club manager mindset. – Daniel Harris
West Ham’s Smart Spending After selling Declan Rice for £105m, West Ham made some savvy replacements. Notably, they acquired James Ward-Prowse and Edson Álvarez, who has been particularly impressive. The quality of the team now demands higher-level football. – John Brewin
Grealish’s Potential Jack Grealish often opts for safe plays at Manchester City, but when he risks more, like assisting Erling Haaland’s goal, he surprises and thrives. He might be even more effective if he took more chances. – Peter Lansley
Awoniyi vs. Højlund Nottingham Forest’s Taiwo Awoniyi has proven his Premier League prowess, whereas Manchester United’s £72m investment in Rasmus Højlund remains untested. United’s transfer choices, particularly overlooking Awoniyi, seem puzzling. – Jamie Jackson

Bissouma’s Revival Before Brighton’s significant sales, they lost midfielder Yves Bissouma to Spurs. Now showing form under Ange Postecoglou, Bissouma’s performance has become a highlight. – Ben Fisher
Kalajdzic’s Impact on Wolves Sasa Kalajdzic, recovering from an injury, proved his worth with a goal for Wolves. His addition offers the team a much-needed focal point in the absence of Raúl Jiménez. – Andy Hunter
Fernández’s Rising Performance While many focused on Chelsea’s new signings, Enzo Fernández showcased his class, especially with his assist to Sterling. He’s one to watch this season. – Sam Dalling
Nurturing Havertz Despite Kai Havertz’s underwhelming performances for Arsenal, his potential from his Bundesliga days suggests he needs more guidance and consistent coaching to flourish. – Barney Ronay
Brentford’s Tactical Versatility Thomas Frank’s coaching allows Brentford to adjust their formations effectively. New recruit Kevin Schade’s debut goal hints at a promising season. – Daniel Harris
Diaby’s Impact at Villa Moussa Diaby’s performance for Aston Villa suggests he’s among the top signings this season. Paired with Ollie Watkins, the duo could be crucial for Villa’s success this year. – Aaron Bower

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