Everything still to be decided in the Premier League run-in: Title, relegation, records and more
Just two gameweeks remain before the end of the Premier League season and there are still plenty of matters to be settled, as Arsenal know.
Just two gameweeks remain before the end of the Premier League season and there are still plenty of matters to be settled, as Arsenal know.
Pep Guardiola won his 20th trophy at Man City on the day Xabi Alonso agreed to try and fix a broken Chelsea culture Mo Salah summed up.
As Southampton’s Spygate drama rumbles on, the affair has highlighted a serious lack of foresight from the Football League seven years ago.
With Kylian Mbappe seemingly unwanted at Real Madrid, where might he wind up in the Premier League this summer? Liverpool, of course.
Arsenal have set standards everywhere since becoming the first Premier League club to sign up to the UN Sports for Climate Action Framework.
Manchester United will have been rocked by Sir Alex Ferguson’s ‘stance’ on Michael Carrick and Bruno Fernandes’ verdict on a transfer target.
It feels like Liverpool have already decided to sack the ‘coward’ Arne Slot; would Manchester United have done the same with David Moyes?
The FA Cup final, the battle for Europe, the relegation battle and a controversy-addled title decider in Scotland. It’s big, all right.
Michael Carrick will obliterate his own personal transfer record once Manchester United appoint him permanently; he will not be alone.
PSG boss Luis Enrique said ‘I have no important information for you’ and this is clearly a transfer message to Arsenal because reasons.
Liverpool rushing to sack Arne Slot feels very Chelsea and very Tory; maybe waiting is a better answer.
Manchester United have taken more points than any other club since Michael Carrick took charge. Which could be awkward…
Andoni Iraola ought to be careful if he leaves Bournemouth for Chelsea or Crystal Palace; the only other managers to take a step down all struggled.
Arsenal v Liverpool seems to be the battle of the week, with YNWA merchants dismissing the claims of Mikel Arteta greatness.
Declan Rice has been sacrificed, but not really. The England World Cup squad has been leaked, but not really. Is anything actually real?
Andoni Iraola knew his Bournemouth exit might be a ‘mistake’, but trading it all in for Crystal Palace instead of Chelsea or Man Utd is weird.
Danny Welbeck is in England’s World Cup squad! Sort of! Because it’s a massive long list of 55 players primarily for admin purposes at this stage!
Could Manchester United really lift their definitely real Newcastle transfer embargo? And Casemiro has delivered a ‘huge Ronaldo snub’.
David Raya and Gianluigi Donnarumma made saves of great quality and importance but both are denied by a keeper who looked finished…
We’ve picked six Liverpool stars to follow Salah and Robertson out the Anfield exit. Slot may not want ‘drastic’ change, but it’s coming.
David Raya belongs among the elite, Unai Emery is risking it all again and Manchester United have an anti-Garnacho problem in Amad.
It’s level pegging in terms of Arsenal v Man City in terms of the Premier League XI of the season, with three interlopers.
Rob Edwards is unpopular with the Wolves fans and the players too after his latest rant, but if he tries one excuse again he’ll be sacked.
Erling Haaland has been a Premier League player for barely three seasons but has already outscored a legion of legends and is firing Norway to the World Cup.
Liverpool sat off a self-serving Chelsea side on a generationally bad run to highlight why Arne Slot has to go this summer…
So mental is the Premier League and the criteria for Champions League and Europa qualification, it is still possible that anyone from first to 16th can be in Europe…
In vain hope of the Chelsea clearout starting at the top we’ve cast an eye over what £1.8bn buys you in human assets and decided a 12-man fire sale is ...
Richie Wellens’ post-match tirade should prompt more managers to take the fight to their selfish, over-protected players…
A ‘final call’ has been made on whether Manchester United will target Cole Palmer this summer – and it looks awfully familiar.
Are rival fans simply ‘duty bound to denigrate’ Arsenal? Or does the constant sniping just underline how joy is being sucked out of the game?