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Earlier this season, Mauricio Pochettino quite rightly said: "Football is a game of mistakes." The Argentine's calamitous Chelsea side have done their best to prove him right but Arsenal and Liverpool delivered plenty of supporting evidence themselves on Sunday afternoon, with both teams benefitting from bone-headed blunders. Arsenal managed to come out on top in a truly chaotic contest, winning 3-1 to reignite their tilt for the Premier League title. Bukayo Saka's opener ensured that the Gunners have scored the first goal in each of their last four league matches against Liverpool - the first time Arsenal have achieved such a feat in this fixture since 1970. Played to a deafening soundtrack inside the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal were well worth their early lead, suffocating the visitors with a coordinated press. The Gunners had been just as sharp against Liverpool in the FA Cup last month but were painfully profligate in front of goal. Kai Havertz hadn't discovere...

90min rounds up the latest  transfer news , rumours and gossip circulating around the world... Liverpool are not pursuing a deal for Kylian Mbappe in 2024 despite being linked with the Frenchman for a number of years and him set to be out of contract with PSG. ( Florian Plettenberg ) Real Madrid are tipped to present Mbappe a final ‘take it or leave it’ offer in January, when he will have entered the final six months of his contract and eligible for a pre-contract agreement. ( Relevo ) Barcelona are not prepared to meet the €50m (£43m) release clause in the new contract signed by Spanish forward Nico Williams at Athletic Club. ( Mundo Deportivo ) Bayer Leverkusen star Florian Wirtz would prefer to stay in Germany if he moves on, putting up obstacles for Manchester City , Liverpool , Barcelona and other foreign clubs linked. But that would obviously benefit Bayern Munich instead. ( Christian Falk) Arsenal are getting closer to a deal for 17-year-old Dutch prodigy Jorre...

Kai Havertz says he's had to put his ego to one side after scoring Arsenal's dramatic late winner against Brentford. The German midfielder, who has adapted to play a different role to the one asked of him at Chelsea last season, climbed off to the bench to score a hugely important 89th minute winner at the GTech Community Stadium - a goal that sends Arsenal top of the Premier League table ahead of Manchester City and Liverpool. The goal was just Havertz's second in Arsenal colours following his £65m summer switch and his first from open play - his previous strike came from the penalty spot in the convincing away win at Bournemouth. Havertz has faced criticism for his performances, with many questioning Arsenal's decision to spend so much money on the 24-year-old, and he told TNT Sports that he's happy to repay the faith shown in him by his teammates and by the club's supporters. "Today I got it [the goal] and it paid back, I am just happy I got it for the...