🗞️ The headlines: Xabi and Vini return to Anfield, where they shone
It's Xabi Alonso's day, as he returns to Anfield with Real Madrid to face the club where he spent five successful years. It's Champions Tuesday and the headlines are celebrating it.Atleti hosts Union ...
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Dybala expected to miss 3 weeks of action
More than bright lights at San Siro, it was a night of tears for Dybala. First the missed penalty (his first after 18 against Roma), then the grimace from the hamstring pain, and finally the watery ey...
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Declan Rice and Moises Caicedo compared – but there is only one test that counts
Moises Caicedo was given huge praise over the weekend after a dominant showing against Tottenham in our derby win.By the end of the game, the whole broadcast had basically descended into the Moises Ca...
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đź’Ş One-man show redefined: superstar has Premier League club in his pocket!
After a difficult preseason, Manchester City is slowly but surely getting back on track. The Sky Blues are currently in second place in the table (possibly third, if Sunderland won last night!) and, w...
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![](/<figure><img alt="" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/onefootball_articles_802/303251b36adc6e8ff99695d39e79974b" data-uuid="35fe5b37-3605-3d68-b7f0-025db14b81e4"><figcaption>🗞️ The headlines: Xabi and Vini return to Anfield, where they shone</figcaption></figure><p>It's Xabi Alonso's day, as he returns to Anfield with Real Madrid to face the club where he spent five successful years. It's Champions Tuesday and the headlines are celebrating it.</p><div></div><p>Atleti hosts Union Saint-Gilloise at a fortified Metropolitano with the possible return of Barrios to the scene.</p><p>And in Barcelona? Spotlight on Dro and the women's team.</p><hr><h2>Marca</h2><img height="1049" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/onefootball_articles_802/d4240ca095a10bfdfe26f2ba6f6452fe" width="819" data-uuid="052867a6-c788-3984-903e-310cc97a17be"><h2>As</h2><img height="1280" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/onefootball_articles_802/5230ef10150c87736423e1344377d598" width="1000" data-uuid="fc58b7d9-72a5-3683-8280-c1cd1bf8c134"><h2>Sport</h2><img height="2000" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/onefootball_articles_802/263b90332562162d7706e015e1ec009a" width="1628" data-uuid="33081d61-7f95-349a-b599-d88311a471ab"><h2>Mundo Deportivo</h2><img height="933" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/onefootball_articles_802/f608d76d9e25194f23b6546cf460f9fe" width="800" data-uuid="41ac48fe-8b4c-3c70-9a5a-d55f0e036082"><h2>Superdeporte</h2><img height="2000" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/onefootball_articles_802/5cf943b56cb9266df80f591654c26eb7" width="1628" data-uuid="ed88c9ce-53b6-3084-98dd-fabc194b8fa0"><h2>Estadio Deportivo</h2><img height="1422" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/onefootball_articles_802/8cb8e87370ef0466a3df2e3bf3a97de1" width="800" data-uuid="05d91af6-87d1-3bc4-a1d6-87c183a17375"><h2>L'Equipe</h2><img height="2000" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/onefootball_articles_802/f41dc62a5c83d6b6cef1221e960b5872" width="1555" data-uuid="8b65e513-715e-3a2d-8192-bf0b47ca7ffd"><h2>Gazzetta dello Sport</h2><img height="2000" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/onefootball_articles_802/9055a8b0bdc0482af1fca1ca8dab4411" width="1363" data-uuid="fea6aebb-2e1f-3d06-9b37-4c031c102223"><p><em>This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. <a href="https://onefootball.com/es/noticias/las-portadas-xabi-y-vini-regresan-a-anfield-donde-fueron-felices-41900627">You can read the original version in 🇪🇸 here.</a></em></p><hr><p>📸 Matt McNulty - 2025 Getty Images</p>)
![](/<figure><img alt="Dybala expected to miss 3 weeks of action" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/romapress_articles_142/f6ab02ae238d22d9f38a8b2d530b60ea" data-uuid="51ecaa6e-2919-3702-b116-59d5c9f9ba7b"><figcaption>Dybala expected to miss 3 weeks of action</figcaption></figure><p>More than bright lights at San Siro, it was a night of tears for Dybala. </p><p>First the missed penalty (his first after 18 against Roma), then the grimace from the hamstring pain, and finally the watery eyes on the bench. </p><p>An extraordinary yet fragile champion, forced to once again raise the white flag just as he was regaining consistency and perhaps dreaming of returning to Scaloni’s squad for the November 14th friendly against Angola. </p><p>As <em>Il Messaggero</em> reports, medical tests are scheduled for today, but the injury seems almost a foregone conclusion. </p><p>Gasperini is worried and hopes his absence will be limited—so to speak—to his matches against Rangers, Udinese, and Cremonese. </p><p>The tests will determine his recovery time; however, with a grade-II muscle injury, the likely minimum recovery time is 3 weeks.</p><p>Roma needs him, and over the past month, his false nine test has been bearing fruit: two goals between Viktoria Plzen and Sassuolo, plus an assist for Hermoso against Parma. </p><p>The weight of the attack will now fall entirely on Dovbyk, who came on late against Milan: just one touch in thirteen minutes plus injury time, too little, in fact very little. </p><p>In the Europa League, he’ll start with the goal of finding the back of the net on the road—he’s been missing since March, against Lecce—and of improving a league table that, unlike Serie A, is far from stellar.</p>)
![](/<figure><img alt="Declan Rice and Moises Caicedo compared – but there is only one test that counts" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/the_chelsea_news_articles_133/992fe2a888d50ab2b644a9ccdeab0b7b" data-uuid="c23dc761-7680-3a96-8b53-97ff055bfb22"><figcaption>Declan Rice and Moises Caicedo compared – but there is only one test that counts</figcaption></figure><p>Moises Caicedo was given huge praise over the weekend after a dominant showing against Tottenham in our derby win.</p><p>By the end of the game, the whole broadcast had basically descended into the Moises Caicedo show, with pundits, his manager and his fellow players all waxing lyrical about his abilities.</p><h2>Caicedo and Rice set for massive midfield battle this month</h2><img height="1152" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/the_chelsea_news_articles_133/07f440d01697106069765b06ccaa6096" width="2048" data-uuid="ce26ffc5-ea1f-39d7-a5a9-360e6d619102"><p>Moises Caicedo and Declan Rice compared statistically.</p><p>Enzo Maresca was among a large group of people saying that Caicedo is the best midfielder in the league. One of his rivals, Declan Rice, comes to town at the end of this month.</p><p><a href="https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6769598/2025/11/03/moises-caicedo-declan-rice-vote/?source=twitteruk">The Athletic decided</a> that meant this was a good moment to compare the two outstanding Premier League players, both of whom moved to their current club for a fee of over £100m in 2023.</p><p>Arsenal are far clear of us in the table, and unfortunately look uncatchable by anyone, let alone the Blues. But a win would be a big 3 points as we continue our endless quest for the top 4, and would be a great statement that we can still beat anyone on our day. If it knocks the Gunners into a bit of a bad spiral, so much the better.</p><p>Key to that game will be Rice vs. Caicedo, and until then we expect plenty more debates and discussions over who is better. The rest test comes on the 30th of November, of course. We can’t wait to see it.</p><h2>In other news…</h2><p>Estevao Willian spoke in an interview this week about how he’s settled at Chelsea – and he had special praise for <a href="https://chelsea.news/2025/11/reece-james-estevao-spectacular-helped-settle/">one teammate who had gone above and beyond</a> to make him feel welcome.</p><p>In the same interview, Estevao <a href="https://chelsea.news/2025/11/estevao-nasty-nickname-bothered/">also talked about the nickname</a> he got in Brazil and how he had dealt with it since. People won’t be mentioning it much longer.</p>)
![](/<figure><img alt="" src="https://media.zenfs.com/en/onefootball_articles_802/f4fa8597139a60daf4b6fdb67e0ec15a" data-uuid="e0ff20fb-bdd4-3ada-8de1-7710d76b06e0"><figcaption>💪 One-man show redefined: superstar has Premier League club in his pocket!</figcaption></figure><p>After a difficult preseason, Manchester City is slowly but surely getting back on track. The Sky Blues are currently in second place in the table (possibly third, if Sunderland won last night!) and, with 20 goals, have the most prolific offense in the Premier League.</p><p>One man is almost single-handedly responsible for this impressive interim result—and unsurprisingly, that man is Erling Haaland.</p><p>In ten league matches, the Norwegian has already scored 13 times! He has also provided one assist.</p><p>What makes this statistic even crazier: apart from Haaland, there isn’t a single City player who has managed to score more than one goal so far.</p><blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p dir="ltr" lang="zxx"><a href="https://t.co/hUmBSOViQv">pic.twitter.com/hUmBSOViQv</a></p>— Out Of Context Football (@nocontextfooty) <a href="https://twitter.com/nocontextfooty/status/1985049508993016227?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 2, 2025</a></blockquote><p>The second-best “scorer” for Guardiola’s team at the moment is Maxim Esteve, who, playing for Burnley, produced two own goals against the Citizens.</p><p>Otherwise, no one currently dares to disrupt the one-man show of the great Erling Haaland.</p><p><em>This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. <a href="https://onefootball.com/de/news/one-man-show-neu-definiert-superstar-hat-pl-klub-komplett-im-rucksack-41900476">You can read the original version in 🇩🇪 here.</a></em></p><hr><p>📸 Michael Steele - 2025 Getty Images</p>)