Skiddle's Open Goal: A Weekly Roundup of Football news and events

It was all a little bit quiet this weekend in the Premier League as a few games were called off due to police staffing issues around the Queen's funeral. So, it was up to the few games remaining to offer up entertainment and it was Spurs who were the main providers as they thrashed Leicester 6-2.

It included a stunning hat trick from Son, who proved his doubters wrong by coming off the bench and scoring with three delightful finishes. After not scoring so far this season, he stepped up to make sure no one had forgotten how talented he is. Leicester on the other hand showed worrying signs yet again, losing so many key players over the summer with hardly any replacements looks set to cost Rodgers his job at some point this season.

Manchester City produced another dominant performance against Wolves as that man Haaland scored yet again, as did Grealish and Foden. There's no doubt though that this was a De Bruyne masterclass, his vision is extraordinary as he picked up another two assists, with more to come this season surely.

A special mention goes out to Wolves Nathan Collins, as he got one of the stupidest red cards of all time for performing a flying kick on Grealish. Nottingham Forest and Fulham played out a thriller, with the London side coming out as 3-2 winners. Forest keep losing these key games against the teams that they need to be beating, which doesn't bode well for them this season.

Aston Villa beat Southampton 1-0 in one of the most boring games of all time with Jacob Ramsey scoring the winner. Arsenal got a comfortable victory away at Brentford that included a beauty of a goal from their new signing Viera. It was the battle of the bottom as Everton faced West Ham and the Merseyside team came out on top.

It's a worrying time to be a West Ham fan as they don't seem to be clicking at the top of the pitch at all this season. Although with the quality they've got it's far too early to call them surprise relegation candidates. If you want even more of a football fix then take a look at the events below. Click on the titles for more information.

Qatar World Cup- England vs USA Second Game

When: Friday 25th November

Where: Ballin' Maidstone

England's second World Cup game lands on a Friday and Ballin will be putting on a screening that will have a full half-time show and a full-time party. So, whether you're looking to celebrate an England victory or drown your sorrows, you can get straight to the dance floor.

Find tickets for Qatar World Cup- England vs USA Second Game - here

A Celtic State of Mind Live

When: Friday 20th January 2023

Where: Graces Irish Sports Bar, Glasgow

A Celtic State of Mind is an award-winning show that discusses all things Celtic. Currently sitting top of the SPL, they'll be looking to still be there when it comes to this live event in January. A Celtic legend will be joining them on stage as they discuss all things related to this historic football club.

Find tickets for A Celtic State of Mind Live - here

World Cup Fan Park- England vs Wales

When: Tuesday 29th November

Where: Oval Space, London

This screening of the England vs Wales game will be hosted at London's Oval Space and will be hosted by footballing legend Tony Cottee. He'll be there to offer in-game analysis and give his thoughts on the current England players as they face off against nearest rivals Wales.

Find tickets for World Cup Fan park- England vs Wales - here

Check out our What's On Guide to discover even more rowdy raves and sweaty gigs taking place over the coming weeks and months. For festivals, lifestyle events and more, head on over to our Things To Do page or be inspired by the event selections on our Inspire Me page.