Chelsea Lose At Palace, Arsenal & Man City Draw, Napoli Beat Juventus, Liverpool Crush Spurs, Barcelona Edge Derby, Bayern Munich Do Not Win

Seems a bit rash...

A glorious Monday to you, friends. Loads of exciting stuff took place on the pitch yesterday and the day prior (as noted above). Let's get right to it, beginning in the Premier League...

Five Thoughts

Quick Six

10 Things We Learned

John Brewin: Three Things: Crystal Palace vs. Chelsea

Richard Jolly: Three Things: Liverpool vs. Tottenham

Sachin Nakrani: Five Talking Points From Anfield

Michael Cox: Rodgers Outfoxes Sherwood's Spurs

Arsenal 1 - 1 Manchester City: David Hytner at Emirates Stadium

Michael Cox: Arsenal and Man City almost get it right

Barney Ronay: Arsenal find energy to counter guile of City's Silva

Team of the Weekend

Wait! We're not done. Phil McNulty is looking at the big picture and claims Liverpool are ready to climb back on their perch. Are they? Just who will win the Premier League? Guardian writers give their verdict here, and it's a quite interesting variety of opinions.

In Major League Soccer, the Crew are the only club with a perfect record. Here's a weekend wrap for you.

Remove the residents. Build the stadia. Faster.

Real Madrid won 5 - 0. And they were booed. Good times in the Spanish capital. Anyway, it's still tite as heck at the top because Atlético Madrid and Barcelona won as well. Here's your weekend wrap. That other Madrid side continue to look strong. Could they pull it off?

Over in Italy, Napoli beat Juventus and Roma won. In Germany, Bayern Munich did NOT win for the first time in 3,229 matches. Here a Euro Review.

There was another death in Brazil. That makes it eight who have died trying to get stadia in Brazil ready for the World Cup. Meanwhile, a new report claims that over 1,000 people have been worked to death in Qatar. SPECTRE FIFA does it again.

As we noted last week, the BBC is taking a weekly look at happenings from across the world of football and what impact they could have on the tournament in the summer. Spain's Number One will not be participating. Who shall claim his spot?

That should bring us up to speed.

Onward!!

-SSN