Days since each Premier League team’s last 5th consecutive win 📅

Chelsea – 11 days 🔵
Arsenal – 46 days 🔴
Man City – 59 days🔵
Aston Villa – 73 days 🦁
Liverpool – 147 days 🔴
Leeds – 259 days 🟡⚪️
Burnley – 284 days 🔴🔵
Wolves – 297 days 🐺
Newcastle – 304 days ⚫️⚪️
Crystal Palace – 319 days 🦅
Brighton – 340 days 🔵⚪️
Nott’m Forest – 409 days 🌲
Spurs – 496 days ⚪️
Man Utd – 724 days 🔴
Fulham – 1,126 days ⚪️
Bournemouth – 1,565 days 🍒
Sunderland – 1,792 days 🐈‍⬛
West Ham – 1,845 days ⚒️
Everton – 1,964 days 🍬
Brentford – 2,048 days 🐝

Days since each Premier League team's last 5th consecutive win 📅

Chelsea – 11 days 🔵
Arsenal – 46 days 🔴
Man City – 59 days🔵
Aston Villa – 73 days 🦁
Liverpool – 147 days 🔴
Leeds – 259 days 🟡⚪️
Burnley – 284 days 🔴🔵
Wolves – 297 days 🐺
Newcastle – 304 days ⚫️⚪️
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— Sky Bet (@SkyBet) February 11, 2026

0 – Tonight's game between Sunderland and Liverpool is just the fourth match in @premierleague history to see no English players in either starting XI (after Arsenal- Portsmouth in 2009, Arsenal-Chelsea in 2021 & Fulham-Man City in 2025). International. pic.twitter.com/6g5wNjUy3u

— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) February 11, 2026

Matty Cash ruled out of games against Brighton & Newcastle United with a knee injury. The 28-year-old underwent scans post-Bournemouth and results showed nothing serious aside from inflammation. Hopes to return for Leeds on Feb 21.

After Cole Palmer's miss against Leeds, take a look at some of the biggest misses from the Premier League season so far 😱❌ pic.twitter.com/I6bBtjp91w

— Sky Sports Premier League (@SkySportsPL) February 11, 2026

🚨 Arteta on Arsenal team news ahead of Brentford: “Max [Dowman] is still not available, the rest [Trossard and Saka] we will see when we make the medical meeting. Max is doing very well. I think he will be with us in a week or so and then he just needs to pick up the rhythm and… pic.twitter.com/K7HSQ2OJ4g

— Connor Humm (@TikiTakaConnor) February 11, 2026

🇫🇷 Wilson Odobert has suffered an ACL tear for Spurs. pic.twitter.com/RDyDlzsE63

— HF World (@hfworld_) February 11, 2026

Tottenham Hotspur’s potential appointment of Roberto De Zerbi as their new head coach could add insult to injury for rivals Arsenal, especially given Arsenal’s loan of Ethan Nwaneri to Marseille to play under the now-departed De Zerbi.

Tottenham Hotspur could appoint Roberto De Zerbi as Thomas Frank’s successor, a move that would significantly frustrate rivals Arsenal.

The Gunners recently loaned teenage star Ethan Nwaneri to Marseille specifically to develop under the Italian.

Mikel Arteta previously praised the choice, stating: “Roberto [De Zerbi] is there and he’s an incredible developer of young talent and he’s a really courageous manager.”

The timing of Frank’s sacking, coming just hours after De Zerbi’s Marseille exit, has fueled speculation ahead of the North London Derby.

While Nwaneri remains stuck in France, his former mentor could soon lead Tottenham.

Discussing the potential impact, Joe Hart noted: “He’s going to get a great opportunity… working with a great coach in Roberto De Zerbi,” though that opportunity has now shifted.

Barcelona’s preparations for their Copa del Rey semi-final have been disrupted as both Marcus Rashford and Raphinha missed the final training session due to injury concerns.

Barcelona face a major selection crisis for Thursday’s Copa del Rey semi-final against Atletico Madrid after Marcus Rashford and Raphinha missed Wednesday’s training session.

Raphinha remains sidelined with muscular overload, admitting this week that he is “better, but not 100%” yet.

Rashford’s absence comes as a surprise blow for Hansi Flick, as the Englishman has already hit double figures for goals and assists.

Despite the missing duo, Flick can still rely on Robert Lewandowski and Lamine Yamal to lead the line. The squad received a boost with the return of Frenkie de Jong, who recovered from a recent knock.

However, the loss of Rashford—who has been a vital alternative for Raphinha—leaves the Catalan side thin on attacking depth for one of the season’s most critical fixtures.

Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior confirmed Marc Cucurella suffered a hamstring injury during the draw with Leeds, potentially forcing a tactical rethink for the Blues’ upcoming matches.

Chelsea manager Liam Rosenior has confirmed that Marc Cucurella was withdrawn against Leeds United due to a hamstring injury.

The Spaniard was replaced by Jorrel Hato at half-time after a solid opening period. “He felt his hamstring at half-time, which is why we made the change for Jorrel,” Rosenior explained, adding, “hopefully it’s not too serious. It was a substitution for an injury.”

The injury presents a tactical headache for the Blues, as Cucurella’s overlapping runs are vital to Rosenior’s current system. Unlike the attack-minded Spaniard, replacement Jorrel Hato prefers a deeper, more defensive role.

Supporters now face an anxious wait ahead of the Burnley fixture, with Rosenior noting: “Jorrel came on and played very, very well, but hopefully it’s not too serious.”