News about Luca Koleosho

CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND-UP: After opening their season by drubbing fellow relegated side Luton 4-1 away, the goals continued to flow, with an early own goal by Cardiff keeper Ethan Horvath followed by goals from Luca Koleosho, Josh Brownhill, Zeki Amdouni and Johann Berg Gudmundsson. Parker, who took over from Vincent Kompany this summer, said: 'I know five goals have gone in, but I'm probably more pleased with the way the team dealt with the start and how we nudged and kept jabbing our way to a point where we can execute and go and win the game.'

ADRIAN KAJUMBA GOOGIE AT THE AMERICAN EXPRESS STADIUM: Brighton only had Simon Adingra's late equalizer to show for their domination, after a string of squandered hopes and Trafford's saves left them tied for one point. Wilson Odobert fired Burnley ahead after losing eye-catching winger Luca Koleosho to a long-term knee injury, his replacement, and another 'little gem'. Brighton was finally leveled up with 13 minutes remaining. They had 29 attempts and 71% possession in total.

Amazon Prime introduced a new feature to their coverage of Tuesday night's Premier League coverage, and it has unquestionably drew fans. During the two matches, a substitute counter was introduced above the scores for the first time ever. The update helps viewers track how many changes their team has made.

For the first time since 2009, title holders Manchester City drew a third straight league game, losing points against a Tottenham Hotspur team that was lacking several key players, but Ange Postecoglou stepped up. Burnley put an end to a miserable home record by defeating Sheffield United 5-0 to move ahead of them in the table. Let's see how this affects Mail Sport's popularity rankings going into the mid-week fixtures.

JACK GAUGHAN: After the teen led Burnley to their first home victory of the season, Vincent Kompany said there is no ceiling to what Luca Koleosho can do at the highest level. The Italy Under-21 international, who had just five appearances in La Liga before Kompany bought him for £2.6 million from Espanyol in the summer, has been a shining light for the Clarets. During the 5-0 victory over Sheffield United on Saturday, he scored his first Premier League goal, and his manager insists there is more to come.

JOE BERNSTEIN AT TURF MOOR: Jay Rodriguez scored the quickest goal of the season to spark a Burnley romp that saw them win their first points and climbed off the bottom of the table. After 15 seconds, the striker struck Charie Taylor's cross before receiving further strikes from Jacob Bruun Larsen, Zeki Amdouni, Luca Koleosho, and Josh Brownhill. On boss Vincent Kompany, the pressure was eased.

IAN LADYMAN – FOOTBALL EDITOR: And if we've been to the Premier League for 30 years, there are some things that surprise us. It's almost Christmas in 2023, but we haven't had a sacking yet. We had already seen five last year at this time last year. November is traditionally the most difficult month for troubling chairmen. And fear sets in as the third and final international break approaches. Not so much this season. They have been worried about Sheffield United for a long time. Owner Abdullah bin Musaid Al Saud has, indeed, been considering replacing his manager for weeks. The Prince, however, is keen to sell the club as a Premier League member, but sources tell me that he is mired in a world of uncertainty. Suffice to say that there is no discernible tactic at Bramall Lane concerning manager Paul Heckingbottom's future (inset, right) is nothing more than a muddle. There is however, a little more steadfastness in terms of Vincent Kompany's view at Burnley (left). Burnley (right) faces Sheffield United at Turf Moor on Saturday, the Clarets' first game in the league so far.