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Wolverhampton sinks to the bottom of the standings.This Saturday evening, Arsenal hosted Wolverhampton for the 16th day of the Premier League.Quickly caught up by Manchester City, the Gunners were eag...

Some 11 months after going off on an unforgettable tirade against his Bundesliga club of over a decade, Croatian striker Andrej Kramaric is back feeling fully at home at TSG 1899 Hoffenheim. After bei...

Liverpool’s problems with Mohamed Salah are now expected to stretch into 2026. Although the Egyptian King was restored to the squad for the weekend Premier League game against Brighton, there remain...

Pep Guardiola and his coaching staff have added a new-found bite and aggression into their game plan this season, assistant coach Kolo Toure has explained.Manchester City head into their Premier Leagu...

Real Madrid could sack Xabi Alonso as early as next week, amid concerns over the club’s poor start to the 2025-26 season. The former Galactico has struggled to get the best out of his players since ...

Arsenal 2-1 Wolves: The Premier League’s bottom side scored two own goals as the Gunners overcame ‘horrible defensive habits’ to take three points late on

Manchester City midfielder Bernardo says playing for the club has given him "more than I ever dreamed". The 31-year-old joined City for £43m from Monaco in 2017 and has gone on to make 427 appearances to date, scoring 73 goals and providing 75 assists.

Manchester City face a tough Premier League fixture today as they take on Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park. Oliver Glasner’s side sit fifth in the Premier League table after yesterday’s results. Cr...

Real Madrid forward Rodrygo Goes ended a long-running goal drought earlier this week when he scored in the 1-2 defeat against Manchester City at the Santiago Bernabeu.The 24-year-old attacker has endu...

COMMENT : With ticket prices for next summer’s World Cup five times higher than 2022, governing bodies have a duty of care to their supporters and must show that football doesn’t accept this ‘betrayal’, writes Miguel Delaney