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The late one tonight is Arsenal vs Chelsea. Rob Draper praises £25m William Saliba while Chelsea signed teammate Wesley Fofana for £70m. And Jacob Steinberg analyzes Enzo Fernández's problems after the formation of Roméo Lavia's partnership with Moisés Caicedo in central midfield.

Paul MacInnes with some big news that will certainly impact the Premier League.

Proposed changes to the football regulator that would ensure clubs could not be sold to nation states are set to go before the House of Lords as the legislation returns to Parliament this week. Nineteen changes to the football governance law have been proposed by Fair Game, an organization of 34 men's clubs campaigning for a more sustainable approach to the governance of the national sport.

Other proposals include adding a human rights component to owner and director testing, as well as a requirement to disclose the source of an owner's funds. The text of the proposed amendment to state ownership states: “The bill must exclude the possibility that the owner of a club could be a state or a state-controlled person or organization.”

Nottingham Forest are now third in the Premier League table, a feat not many had predicted at the start of the season. Jonathan Wilson believes this is because he feels comfortable with Nuno Espírito Santo and his plan – despite all the turmoil in the background – is not particularly complicated.

Forest have had the third-fewest possession in the league this season – but it's working. Or at least it works for them. A club with a stronger sense of self-worth might insist on having more possession, on something more sophisticated, but simplicity has its own appeal.

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The current Premier League table in its current form.

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