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Most-watched soccer games on U.S. TV: Oct. 13-19

NBC’s Premier League broadcasts last week, Oct. 13-19, showed dominance across soccer viewership on U.S. TV with its broadcast of the Manchester City-Arsenal game, drawing nearly 1,000,000 average viewers.

Chelsea include team legend Petr Cech in 25-man Premier League roster

The Czech legend retired in 2019 after losing the UEFA Europa League final with Arsenal, and was currently involved with the Blues in a front-office job.

Man Utd and Real Madrid leading talks for $6BN FIFA-backed European Premier League

Plans for this ground-breaking tournament could be announced before the end of this month, with 2022 being set as the provisional start date.

Wenger labels Mourinho a permanent provocateur in latest war of words

The Special One trolled the former Arsenal boss over his autobiography, but Le Professeur has made sure to hit back.

Premier League: How to watch Leeds United vs Wolves live on October 19, 2020

Two teams who will be making a strong claim for a top-six finish will go head to head in Monday night's encounter.

Report: Virgil van Dijk to miss the rest of the season with ACL injury

The Liverpool defender is set for a lengthy spell on the treatment table after his injury at the Goodison Park.

Tottenham 3:3 West Ham: Hammers make history with late Lanzini stunner

What an ending this was!

Watch: Kane hits two as Tottenham lead by three in 16 minutes vs West Ham

Jose Mourinho's men run riot in the early stage of Sunday's local derby.

Watch: Bruno Fernandes misses his first penalty kick in a league match in four years

The Portuguese playmakers impressive run from 12 yards has finally come to an end.

VAR steals the show in action-packed Everton 2-2 Liverpool draw after controversial offside decision

VAR is back in the spotlight after controversially ruling out what would have been Henderson's Merseyside Derby winner.

The Bahraini Premier League is the top-flight league in the Kingdom of Bahrain. The competition began in 1956 and follows a double round-robin format, meaning each club faces every other team twice a season. The champions of the Bahraini Premier League are awarded a ticket to the AFC Champions League.