That's football.Ever since its creation, it has been supposed to unite. Even when it seems impossible – or rather, just when it seems impossible.The recently concluded June Transfer Window gave us a couple of good examples of sworn enemies joining forces.##EDITORS_CHOICE##The first is Bruno Guimaraes' move to Arsenal and his newly formed partnership with Declan Rice. The two often found themselves at odds in the past, when the Brazilian was a Newcastle player, but now, they appear to function very well together.The other could come today, with Enzo Maresca potentially pairing up Enzo Fernandez and Elliot Anderson in Manchester City's midfield against Coventry City (17.00).At first, it's hard to remember the two ever having a scuffle or confrontation during their spells at Chelsea and Nottingham Forest, respectively, and, truth be told, their Premier League duels never saw any sparks fly.However, once the international aspect comes into the picture, the impression instantly changes.Well… honestly…no one thought that these 2 would end up playing for the same club…Welcome Enzo Fernandez & Elliot Anderson 🙂 pic.twitter.com/PzaimjaYSm— AG. (@AG_mcfc_) September 2, 2026 England and Argentina met in the 2026 World Cup semi-final last July, and the two midfielders faced off as rivals, with little love lost between them.Quite the contrary, the whole battle between the two nations that have never seen eye to eye started with Enzo's reckless challenge and a blow to Anderson's head minutes into the game.🚨Escándalo🚨 Enzo Fernández de Argentina agrede a Elliot Anderson, lo golpea en la nuca. Era tarjeta roja 🟥 y no le sacan ni amarilla.La FIFA solo manda una repetición. ¿Y el VAR?¡El Mundial más corrupto de la historia! https://t.co/l6QttGUhP0— El Polemista (@Polemista) July 15, 2026 Less than two months ago, the two were at war in Atlanta, and today, they could line up alongside each other, as the Cityzens splashed out £241 million to pair them up.But it's nothing new. As stated at the beginning of this article:That's football.PREMIER LEAGUE – MATCHDAY 3FridayIpswich – Liverpool 0-2 (0-2)/Isak 6, 9/Saturday14.30: (2.15) Newcastle (3.50) Bournemouth (3.30) 17.00: (1.70) Brentford (3.60) Sunderland (5.30) 17.00: (1.95) Brighton (3.50) Leeds (3.90) 17.00: (2.35) Fulham (3.40) Crystal Palace (3.00) 17.00: (1.18) Man.City (7.75) Coventry (13.0) 17.00: (2.40) Nott.Forest (3.35) Tottenham (2.95) 19.30: (3.90) Hull (3.50) Aston Villa (1.95) Sunday16.00: (3.35) Everton (3.45) Man.Utd. (2.15) 18.30: (1.75) Arsenal (3.60) Chelsea (4.90) ***odds are subject to change***