Chelsea's newest January arrivals got their first of Stamford Bridge in Friday's stalemate Premier League draw against capital rivals Fulham. Sportsmail rates the performance of the Blues' latest debutants.

Gary Neville described Chelsea’s performance in their goalless draw with Fulham as “basic” after the club’s “jaw-dropping” investment in the January transfer window took their spending past £600m.

For Green Football Weekend, Liam Loftus visits Brighton & Hove Albion to find out how the small changes are making a big impacts for a greener planet.

All the top stories and transfer rumours from Saturday's papers...

Leicester made a dreadful start by taking just one point from their first seven Premier League matches, and though they improved before the World Cup they have yet to win since the top flight returned.

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW BY TOM COLLOMOSSE: Two years ago, the 21-year-old was on loan at Lincoln City in League One and focused on forcing his way into the first team at Forest.

MARTIN KEOWN TALKS TACTICS: I would love to sit beside Pep Guardiola in the dugout. He would be fascinating to listen to because he is a tactical genius.

His fall from grace hit rock bottom in the FA Cup defeat at Brighton last Sunday, when he was lucky not be red-carded for a reckless challenge on Evan Ferguson.

It took 15 minutes for West Brom to take the lead, with Diangana sweeping the ball into the back of the net for his fourth goal of the season, after Jed Wallace flicked on a monster of a throw from Daniel Furlong.

Bresnan, Hoggard and the former Scotland international John Blain were due to go before the Cricket Discipline Commission (CDC) next month but lost confidence they'd get a fair hearing.

DOMINIC KING: There will be no first day nerves for the new manager tomorrow afternoon as he takes charge for the first time at Goodison Park against Arsenal,

Leopardstown stages eight Grade One events and Willie Mullins has 32 of the 56 runners entered. With just three entries from Britain, trainers from this side of the Irish Sea have not embraced the fixture.

Unsurprisingly, Willie Mullins dominates all of the top-level races across the Irish Sea at the Dublin Racing Festival this weekend to such an extent that he is just 10-1 to win all eight of the big ones.

Sportsmail has been told that Shalom was asked to explain remarks made in the aftermath of Smith's knockout victory, when he said the fighter had to 'put up with a lot of rubbish' ahead of the bout.

ALEX BYWATER: Shocking allegations of sexism and misogyny have rocked the game. Chief executive Steve Phillips resigned as the crisis escalated.

MATT HUGHES: They argue they were unable to receive income for three months last year after the previous owner, Roman Abramovich, was sanctioned by the Government.

Cameron Norrie ensures Great Britain end the opening day of their Davis Cup Finals qualifier level against Colombia by defeating Nicolas Barrientos in straight sets.

CHRIS FOY: England's new era begins today at Twickenham with the latest instalment of rugby union's oldest international - and the omens are good for the hosts.