Thursday 29 October 2020
The Portuguese coach has played down talk of Tottenham challenging for the Premier League.
The Holland international has struggled to make the starting line-up since his move to Old Trafford.
Kane assisted Son’s 76th-minute winner at Turf Moor.
An unfortunate own goal from West Brom’s Jake Livermore gave the home side a first-half lead.
The central defender faces several months out due to a knee injury.
The match-winner scored the winner from the bench after missing the last two games through injury.
Murphy scored his first Premier League goal since January 2018 to deny Wolves victory.
Sander Berge put the Blades ahead with a contentious penalty but Roberto Firmino and Diogo Jota struck for the hosts.
The Hammers earned a share of the spoils with a 1-1 draw at the London Stadium.
Marcelo Bielsa’s side moved within three points of leaders Everton.
The Manchester United striker has led an enormous community effort to feed children in poverty, after the UK government refused to extend meal vouchers through to next year.
The youngster, who was sent home from his first England camp, has reportedly been warned about his behaviour.
In this week’s column, the Corkman speaks about a former team-mate and gives his predictions for Villa-Leeds.
The club’s highest-paid player has written about his disappointment after being omitted from their Premier League squad.
Cech’s inclusion is a precautionary move during the pandemic, while Ozil’s future at the Gunners has been thrown into further doubt.
It has been reported that financiers are putting together a package worth £4.6billion to assist the creation of the competition.
Words of encouragement from Jurgen Klopp for Virgil van Dijk as he sets out on the road to recovery.
The striker’s deflected effort was the only goal of the night in the Premier League.
It’s the first goalless draw of the Premier League season.
The England international will escape retrospective punishment for the incident that left Van Dijk requiring surgery.
Newcastle supporters raised more than £16,000 rather than shell out £15 for their team’s game with Manchester United.
Dean Smith’s side continued their perfect start to the season as they took all three points at the King Power Stadium.
Spurs were 3-0 ahead with eight minutes remaining.
Alexis Mac Allister was the goal-scoring hero after a moment of brilliance from the Galway man.
Fulham were unable to hold on for a win and so sit bottom of the early table.
The United manager insists he has not considered leaving Maguire out, but injury may force his hand.
West Ham, meanwhile, have signed Said Benrahma on a season-long loan deal.
It s a naked power grab by the biggest clubs, but with the lower leagues fighting for their lives after decades of Premier League greed, it may be worth accepting.
In his first column, the former Ireland midfielder gives his predictions on Ancelotti v Klopp and singles out Jayson Molumby for praise.
A €55m bailout offer comprised of grants and interest-free loans to League One and Two clubs was rejected by the EFL on Thursday.
The 29-year-old Nigerian has joined Spartak Moscow on a loan deal until the end of the season.
‘The conditional offer of £50million falls some way short,’ said a statement issued by the EFL.
The 29-year-old full-back began his career at Selhurst Park.
However, a rescue package has been agreed to help League One and League Two clubs.
The Southampton midfielder is in line to feature for Jim Crawford’s side this afternoon against Italy.
The former Arsenal manager was responding to Project Big Picture’s revolutionary plans.
Reds supporter Lewis Balfe was having concerns about moving to a new school.
EFL chairman Rick Parry insists Project Big Picture will protect the future of clubs.
Irish viewers will be charged €16.95 per match.
Kepa may be pressed into an early return to action.
