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  We may only be seven games into the season, but already, it has the makings of becoming a memorable one.
  Teams have had varying successes in an electrifying first two months as
  we head into the second international break.
  
  Not many expected Arne Slot's Liverpool to be leading the pack early doors, but the Reds currently sit pretty at the top just one point ahead of
  the two Premier League title favourites, Manchester City and Arsenal.
  
  
  
  Meanwhile, at the bottom end, newly-promoted Southampton have been smacked
  with the reality of just how tough the league is, while Wolves are more than matching the Saints' poor start
  to the campaign.
  
  Here at Mail Sport, we kicked off our Premier League report cards by assessing the Gunners all the way through to Ipswich Town. Sadly,
  fans of the other 10 Premier League clubs have
  had to wait to see the grade their side has been given.
  
  That waiting is now over: here is the second batch of early-season report cards for you to sink your teeth into.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Arne Slot's Liverpool are the surprise leaders after
  seven matches, only dropping points once
  
  
  
  
  
  Champions Manchester City are not too far behind and are yet
  to be beaten this campaign
  
  
  
  
  
  Southampton's return to the Premier League is not going to plan thus far, they are yet to win
  
  
  
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  Leicester City
  Position: 15th  Points: 6 
  
  Leicester City fans were fairly pessimistic coming into the new season. It's fair to describe their preparations
  for a Premier League return as inadequate, and that's
  me being kind.
  
  
  
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  PREMIER LEAGUE REPORT CARD - PART ONE: How are the teams faring so far
  this season?
  
  
  The Foxes failed to strengthen their squad sufficiently due top worries over a potential points deduction. In Steve Cooper's debut season at the King Power,
  he has a squad that is half-baked.
  
  However, after successfuly avoiding punishment regarding spending
  rules, Leicester now have their full focus on achieveing
  their survival target. So far, it's been a topsy-turvy start on their route to accomplishing
  that goal.
  
  Cooper's side finally got their first win of the campaign last weekend, beating Bournemouth at the King Power Stadium.
  It was the first significant step in proving they are
  good enough for this level.
  
  However, they have already faced tough tests against Tottenham, Aston Villa, and Arsenal,
  only managed to take a solitary point from those three
  fixtures.
  
  
  
  
  It's been a topsy-turvy start to life at Leicester for Steve Cooper as they sit 15th in the table
  
  In each of those games, Leicester displayed that they will fight tooth and nail in their bid to
  win points, but their lack of quality throughout the team makes it
  a problematic task.
  
  Grade: C- 
  
  
   
  
  
  
  Liverpool
  Position: 1st  Points: 18
  
  The shift from the Jurgen Klopp era to the new dawn under Arne Slot was always going to be seismic.
  Replacing a messianic figure, such as Klopp is to Liverpool fans, is as difficult as it gets.
  
  
  
  
  
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  The secrets behind Arne Slot's super start at Liverpool... including one star who was
  almost axed
  
  
  So far, Slot is making it look easy. The Dutchman's stamp on what
  Klopp called 'Liverpool 2.0' has been apparent, the team he was left
  by the German are taking to his aggressive but calm methods
  like a duck to water.
  
  The Reds' performances have been superb thus far and they sit top of
  the table with six wins from their first seven matches.
  The only blip has been a shock 1-0 home loss to Nottingham Forest.
  
  
  
  The foundation for Slot's early success has been the team's
  near-watertight defence. Liverpool have only conceded twice in seven games and
  have the most clean sheets in the division with five.
  
  Slot and his side certainly deserve their praise, they have earned it,
  however, we are yet to see them be truly tested by some of the league's best teams.
  They have yet to face anybody who is currently in the top half of the table.
  
  
  
  
  
  Arne Slot's start to life at Liverpool could not have gone much better as they sit top of the
  tree
  
  
  
  
  
  Liverpool have only conceded twice and have the most
  clean sheets in the division with five
  
  While they beat their bitter rivals Manchester United at Old Trafford with authority, we will truly find out
  if Liverpool have what it takes to be in the title race when they
  face Chelsea and Arsenal in their next two
  matches.
  
  It may be too early to know if this Reds team are good enough to compete for the big prize, but the
  signs have been mostly positive in the first two months. If they continue on their current trajectory, it could be a highly successful season.
  
  Grade: A 
  
  
   
  
  
  
  Manchester City
  Position: 2nd  Points: 17
  
  I feel it is always hard to judge how Manchester City are doing based on their
  start to the season. It's their faultless finishes to Premier League seasons that consistently wins them the Premier League title.
  
  
  If City are within reach of the top when the turn of the year arrives, they will most certainly be considered favourites to take home
  a fifth successive crown. With seven games gone, they are positioned
  right where they want to be.
  
  
  
  
  Erling Haaland is as deadly as ever having scored 10 Premier League goals
  already this season
  
  However, this campaign has not been without its challenges for Pep
  Guardiola and his side. After starting with four wins from
  four games, City have struggled to control matches with their usual aptitude.
  
  
  The draw against Arsenal was an indicator that there is a mammoth threat
  to City's throne this year. City's inability to break down the 10-man Gunners until
  the 98th minute was certainly cause for concern for Guardiola.
  
  
  Nevertheless, going forward they have been as rampant as ever, scoring 17 goals in the league, more than anybody else.
  
  10 of those have come from Erling Haaland,
  who has been scarily clinical.
  
  
  
  
  The absence of Rodri for the rest of the season has put a damepner on Man City's strong
  start 
  
  But at the back, City are looking leaky. They only have one clean sheet to
  their name and have conceded eight goals already.
  With Rodri unavailable for the rest of the season due to a serious knee injury, the
  defence is going to be working overtime.
  
  Saying that, Guardiola's side are still yet to taste defeat in the league this season and are unbeaten in 30
  games in the top flight, the club's joint best-ever run.
  So, despite a few concerns, City have got off to a promising start. 
  
  Grade: B+ 
  
  
   
  
  
  
  Manchester United
  Position: 14th  Points: 8
  
  Any Manchester United fans who have scrolled down to this section of the feature will not be looking
  forward to reading these next few paragraphs. Any early-season optimism from within the fanbase has been drained by
  United's start.
  
  
  
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  MAN UNITED CONFIDENTIAL: Erik ten Hag's £200,000 'wall of secrecy'
  
  
  After a summer of change at the club, in which Erik ten Hag
  was rewarded a new contract, there was a feel-good factor on the red half
  of Manchester. Their opening-day win against Fulham only made
  that feeling stronger.
  
  It didn't take that feeling long to fade, though.
  Under Ten Hag, United continue to be guided down a path to
  mediocrity, the same one that led them to their worst-ever Premier League finish last season.
  
  After seven games, they sit on a lowly eight points with just two wins on the
  board. It is the club's lowest tally after that many matches in Premier League history.
  In fact, it's their worst start since the 1989-90
  campaign.
  
  Heavy home defeats at the hands of Liverpool and Tottenham have shown that the same old problems that haunted
  Ten Hag's season last year remain an issue. Despite being
  three seasons into his reign, the Dutchman's footballing identity is still imperceptible.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Erik ten hag is already under pressure with Manchester United sitting down in 14th position
  
  
  
  
  
  The Red Devils have endured their worst start to a league season since the 1989-90 campaign
  
  Ten Hag's future is up in the air, just as it
  was in May. At the time of writing, it has been reported that
  the United hierarchy are considering replacing the
  54-year-old with former Chelsea and Bayern Munch manager, Thomas Tuchel.
  
  
  
  Grade: E 
  
  
   
  
  
  
  Newcastle United
  Position: 7th  Points: 12
  
  If I could use one word to describe Newcastle's start to the season, it would be 'befuddling'.
  While results have been mostly positive this season, the usual joyousness within the fanbase
  is not quite as prevalent.
  
  
  
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  NEWCASTLE CONFIDENTIAL: Inside the club's January plans for a cheaper Marc Guehi deal
  
  
  After missing out on Europe last season, Newcastle's target was to make sure they were
  back amongst the big boys sooner rather than later.
  To do that, they need to deliver this season.
  
  Thus far, they are collecting results that reflect that very desire.
  
  The Magpies made their best start in 29 years by picking up 10 points from their first four games.
  Just looking at their results, you'd think their would be plenty to cheer about.
  
  
  
  But for the majority of those four games, Newcastle's performances were questionable.
  
  The results did not reflect what fans were witnessing on the pitch this week.
  
  Nevertheless, picking up points is what matters, right?
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Newcastle made their best start in 29 years by picking
  up 10 points from their first four games
  
  
  
  
  
  However, the usual joyfulness within the Geordie fanbase has not been quite as
  prevalent
  
  In that regard, the Geordies can be happy with where they are
  placed heading into the international break.
  Sitting seventh on 12 points is good going and they have already faced Spurs
  and Man City, picking up four points from two tricky matches.
  
  
  It may have been a tumultuous start in regards to their transfer window and pessimism off the pitch,
  but on it, Newcastle can be satisfied with they are at.
  
  
  
  Grade: C 
  
  
   
  
  
  
  Nottingham Forest 
  Position: 10th  Points: 10
  
  Nottingham Forest's first two seasons back in the Premier League were emotionally draining for supporters.
  In both, they were embroiled in intense battles for survival and prevailed by
  the skin of their teeth.
  
  
  
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  This season is different. Forest are flourishing under the stewardship
  of Nuno Espirito Santo, who is now in his first full season in charge at the City Ground.
  He is delivering on his promise that things would improve.
  
  
  While we are only seven games in, the East Midlands club are
  flying. They have only lost once and are sitting pretty in the top half of the
  table. Positivity within the club is extremely high due to
  the level Forest are playing at.
  
  Espirito Santo has made them hard to beat, proven best by their inspired performance at
  Anfield as they claimed a historic win over Liverpool.
  As things stand, they remain the only side to have taken points off
  of Slot's side in all competitions.
  
  Forest have only conceded six goals, so far,
  which is the joint-second-best defensive record in the
  division alongside Arsenal. The acquisition of Nikola Milenkovic at the back
  has proved pivotal to their solidity.
  
  
  
  
  Nottingham Forest's superb victory against Liverpool at
  Anfield will live long in fans' memory
  
  There may be a long way still to go, but Forest have already collected nearly a third of
  the 32 points they managed last season. If they can keep up their current form,
  the Reds will be well clear of a third successive relegation scrap.
  
  
  Grade: B+ 
  
  
   
  
  
  
  Southampton
  Position 19th  Points: 1
  
  We've seen this film before, we know how it plays out.
  Russell Martin's side are this year's version of Vincent Kompany's Burnley -
  they are sticking to the style that got them promoted and it's simply not working.
  
  
  With promoted sides, you can cut them slack as they adapt to the demanding nature of the Premier League.
  It can take a while for teams to find their feet in a division stacked with top teams,
  hence why all three promoted teams went straight back down last season.
  
  
  
  
  Russell Martin's style of play is causing Southampton to
  be ripped apart in the Premier League 
  
  However, the Saints are not helping themselves with the system that is being deployed by Martin. Their
  attempts to play possession-based football in the top flight are getting them
  torn apart by teams much stronger than them.
  
  They have earned just one point in their opening seven matches, their joint-worst return in Premier League history.
  The Saints have conceded 15 times while scoring only four
  goals.
  
  It's been a dismal start to the season, but there has been one positive to come out of it.
  
  The rise of 18-year-old Tyler Dibling. The youngster has been a shining light
  in a gloomy two months, providing energy and skill in a team devoid of confidence.
  
  
  
  
  
  The rise of 18-year-old Tyler Dibling has been a shining light in adismal
  start to the season
  
  There is a lot of reflection that needs to be undertaken by Martin and his players during the international break.
  They need to come out fighting when the league returns, otherwise a return to
  the second tier will come sooner rather than later.
  
  
  Grade: F 
  
  
   
  
  
  
  Tottenham Hotspur
  Position: 9th  Points: 10
  
  If I were to have written this article last week, Tottenham would have got far more praise than they are about to receive.
  The unpredictability of this Spurs team sees
  know bounds, and ultimately it leaves supporters scratching their heads.
  
  
  
  
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  Dimitar Berbatov 'lost for words' after Spurs' second-half capitulation to Brighton
  
  
  Ange Postecoglou's footballing identity allows Tottenham to express themselves and
  it makes for incredible viewing as a neutral.
  His first season at the club was box office entertainment.
  
  
  
  These first seven games have been a similar story, but the outcome is looking a little
  different. This time last year, Tottenham were flying and everybody was
  singing Postecoglou's praises as they battled at the top
  of the table. Fast forward to now, and the critics are out in full force.
  
  
  
  The best way to describe this team is Jekyll and
  Hyde. They started the season poorly, losing the North London Derby in their fourth match, but
  then responded with wins over Brentford and Man United. Things were looking up.
  
  
  Then came the match at Brighton on Sunday, now infamous for Spurs capitulation. In the first
  half, Spurs were in their Dr. Jekyll form, as they dominated
  the Seagulls. After the break, they were very much Mr.
  Hyde - the collapse was truly stunning.
  
  
  
  
  Spurs' collapse at Brighton showcased their good and their bad side under Ange
  Postecoglou
  
  You just never know what you are going to get from this Tottenham team, but soon enough they will have to
  figure out who they really are in order for this season to be a successful one.
  
  
  
  Grade: C- 
  
  
   
  
  
  
  West Ham United
  Position: 12th  Points: 8
  
  You know the saying, 'The grass isn't always greener'. Life under Julen Lopetegui has not been quite as enjoyable
  as West Ham fans would have hoped after the departure of David Moyes at the end of last season.
  
  
  
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  Julen Lopetegui must get West Ham fans back on side after defeat by Chelsea, writes
  KATHRYN BATTE
  
  
  There was a sense of renewed optimism among the Hammers faithful when the Spanish manager walked through
  the door. The new boss then proceeded to bring in an array of talent that
  had supporters beaming ear-to-ear.
  
  So when they started losing more points than they
  were gaining, fans were understandably confused. The new era
  in east London has certainly not started as well as expected.
  
  
  The Hammers only won one of their opening six matches before the weekend and the pressure
  was already beginning to mount on Lopetegui. All of a sudden, a good
  result against Ipswich was a necessity.
  
  Luckily for the Spaniard, his refreshed side delivered their best display of the season so
  far to sweep aside the Premier League newcomers.
  The manner of the victory aided by the healthy 4-1 scoreline has certainly
  restored faith in the project.
  
  
  
  
  Julen Lopetegui has had his fair share of criticism in his first few months as West Ham boss
  
  The backing of Lopetegui almost proved to be his downfall early on, but in the long run, it could lead to a successful
  tenure at the club.
  
  Grade: D
  
  
   
  
  
  
  Wolverhampton Wanderers
  Position: 20th  Points: 1
  
  The rapid decline of this Wolves team has been quite something.
  Gary O'Neil's first campaign at the club was littered with praise.
  They may have only finished 14th, but the results in the first half of
  the season earned him immense credit with the fans.
  
  However, the club's start to 2024-25 has been disastrous.
  They have just one point, so far, and have conceded a mammoth 21 goals
  in just seven games. It's the worst defensive record in the league by some stretch - six more than any other side.
  
  
  O'Neil's credit is slowly starting to waver, some may even say
  it is gone. The 5-3 defeat away at Brentford brought boos
  from the away end due to how poor a performance Wolves put in.
  The Bees could easily have scored two or three more.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Gary O'Neil was forced to apologise to travelling Wolves fans after a dismal display at
  Brentford
  
  
  
  
  
  Wolves have conceded six more goals than any other team in the league and are yet
  to win
  
  The threat of relegation is very real at Molineux.
  Bar a more encouraging display at home to Liverpool,
  a game they still lost, positives have been hard to find in what has been a dismal two months.
  
  
  The thought that O'Neil may be sent packing soon is misplaced, but he has to
  turn the tide soon otherwise Championship football
  beckons for the West Midlands side.
  
  Their season will not immediately get easier as they face Man City and Brighton directly after the international break.
  
  However, fixtures against fellow strugglers Crystal Palace and Southampton follow.
  Win those two, and fears will be eased.
  
  Grade: F 
  
  
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