Teams from the West compete in 22 games in Week Two.

You probably won’t have time to watch them all, but fortunately, you don’t have to—you can read about them.

Here are brief game summaries for each matchup.

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The banner held aloft by a Tottenham Hotspur supporter before kick-off was not so much a plea for action as a cry for help.

“Please Score A Goal” was the message brandished in the direction of the Spurs players as they came out against Everton in search of their first in the Premier League this season.

After another goalless 45 minutes, there was a compelling case for a hasty rewrite asking “Please Have A Shot” as, for all their possession, Roberto de Zerbi’s expensively assembled side struggled to get anywhere near Jordan Pickford’s goal.

And so it went on in an increasingly angry and frustrated atmosphere inside Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as Spurs’ goalless league streak extended to 407 minutes as a stuttering start to what was meant to be brave new era continued.

It was the first time they have failed to score in their opening four league games across all four tiers – and also in four successive Premier League matches since September 2006.

The grim statistic would be bad enough in any circumstances, but it is even worse after Spurs spent in excess of £300m in the summer, much of it designed to give De Zerbi’s side an added edge.

Instead, they are a blunt instrument.

This was the first Premier League goalless draw, in the 140th game, at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

On this evidence, there will be more.

It may seem early days for an apology to the supporters, but De Zerbi felt the need as he said: “I’m sorry to the fans. We are sorry to the fans.

“They were fantastic, especially in the first part of the game because when they see the team is playing well, pushing to find the solution they were inside the pitch with my players. Then the reaction of the fans is normal. We have to say thanks all the time to them.”

Everton could have actually made matters worse, but they are also short of attacking threat themselves – luckily for Spurs.

As the second half wore on, the resilient visitors actually missed the game’s two best chances through Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall and Brennan Johnson, while the mood became increasingly sour as nerves and anxiety grew.

When £85m summer signing Mateus Fernandes had Spurs’ first shot on target after 46 minutes, the stadium rattled to the sound of ironic applause.

There was no irony when they played the ball around at the back with only seven minutes left, and when the final whistle sounded it was just like old times – or at least like last season – as jeers sent De Zerbi’s players on their way.

He went through the card in an attempt to change this embarrassing barren sequence in front of goal, playing new signings from Manchester City, Omar Marmoush and Savio, in the attacking positions, with Dominic Solanke handed his first league start of the campaign.

As time went on and the tension mounted, Mohammed Kudus and James Maddison were sent on, but it was another substitute, Lucas Bergvall, who almost snatched victory with a late long-range effort, saved by Everton goalkeeper Pickford after he had gifted the Swede possession and an opportunity.

Watching it all from close quarters was a grim-faced Richarlison, the 29-year-old Brazil striker in dispute with the club over the remaining nine months of his contract.

He was left out of De Zerbi’s Premier League squad after a proposed deadline-day return to former club Everton collapsed. A switch back to Brazil with Vasco da Gama has also failed to materialise.

Inter Milan‘s defense of the Italian Serie A title continues on Monday as Udinese visit the San Siro for a matchday four fixture. The Nerazzurri have a dominant record against Udinese.

Inter Milan were second in the Serie A table before the fourth round of matches, with the maximum nine points from three matches.

The Italian champions have not put a foot wrong in the top flight, beating Monza 4-1 at home in a statement victory on the opening weekend before a 1-0 away win over Cagliari.

The Nerazzurri beat Napoli in their most recent Serie A encounter last Saturday, making a stunning late comeback to overturn a 2-1 lead for the Neapolitan side with late goals from Marcus Thuram and captain Lautaro Martinez (his second of the match) at the San Siro.

Cristian Chivu’s side even pushed Real Madrid in UEFA Champions League action during the week, eventually losing 2-1 to Los Blancos at the Santiago Bernabéu thanks to goals from Kylian Mbappe and Federico Valverde, with Carlos Augusto’s strike for the Milan giants putting pressure on the home side that almost led to an equalizer late in the game.

Meanwhile, Udinese are 10th in the table with four points after three games, with a mixed bag of results at this early stage of the season.

Le Zebrette opened the league campaign with a 1-1 home draw against Como before travelling to face Monza and returning to Udine with all three points thanks to a 3-2 victory.

Kosta Runjaic’s side beat Venezia 2-1 in Coppa Italia action to build some winning momentum ahead of the third round of Serie A matches, but that run was broken when Udinese clashed with a tough Lazio side that beat them 2-1 at home on Monday.

Things were looking good for the home side when Jesper Karlstrom gave them the lead just after halftime, but the capital club turned the clash around late on with goals from Davide Frattesi and Albert Gudmundsson.

Inter Milan vs Udinese head-to-head stats and key numbers

• Inter Milan have had the upper hand in the head-to-head record with Udinese, winning 64 of their 121 matches.
• Udinese have beaten Inter on 25 occasions, while they have shared the spoils 32 times.
• Last season in Serie A, the teams won their respective away games, with Udinese winning 2-1 at the San Siro before Inter secured a 1-0 victory in Udine.
• Inter have definitely enjoyed the better of recent exchanges between the two clubs, with Udinese only winning once in their last eight matches, while Inter won the other seven.

Inter Milan vs Udinese prediction

Inter Milan’s attacking fluidity and clinical finishing from the likes of Thuram and Martinez have been on show in this new season, and they will continue to rely on their ability to dictate the play and use dominant passages of play to keep opponents under pressure.

Udinese are expected to maintain a low-block defensive structure as they aim to frustrate the home side and patiently wait for their own counterattacking opportunities. The visitors have been defensively resilient at times, but lapses in concentration have been damaging, and they cannot afford to be guilty of that against one of the best attacks in the league.

We expect the reigning Serie A champions to keep their momentum going with another victory on Monday.

Prediction: Inter Milan 2-0 Udinese

Inter Milan vs Udinese betting tips

Tip 1: Inter Milan to win

Tip 2: Inter Milan to score first

Tip 3: Under 4.5 cards