Premier League • England
Spurs and Leeds should be admired for their refusal to learn lessons, while Manchester City have broken Arsenal and Brentford and Brighton are brilliant.
Newcastle are hoping to end a 20-year wait for Champions League football, while Brighton will officially play European football next season.
Martin Odegaard takes the armband for the Premier League weekend’s worst XI, leading a Tottenham trio, two from Bournemouth, and one of Chelsea’s centre-backs…
Forget the league table, it’s all about the Premier League net spend table. Chelsea are way out in front after this season of spending…
Chelsea have picked up just seven points from losing positions this season; this side really has no heart.
Leeds have taken over from Nottingham Forest after a weekend when they became almost certain to be relegated.
Allardyce said he doesn’t regret taking the Leeds job, despite the Whites’ survival prospects now looking very bleak, and had a pop at his subs after the defeat to West ...
Leeds were shoved to the brink of relegation from the Premier League after their ‘must-win’ match at West Ham ended in a 3-1 defeat.
It’s not over, but someone should have told Leeds that before this game, because now it almost is. That was pathetic.
Leeds boss Sam Allardyce has urged Patrick Bamford to respond to threats made on social media by scoring the winner at West Ham on Sunday.
It could be a crowning weekend for Manchester City, but Arsenal’s trip to Forest is still the one to watch, with ramifications at the top and bottom of the table…
Several clubs believe they are ‘entitled to compensation’ and could sue Everton if they avoid relegation, according to the Daily Mail.
For Dean Henderson, Sepp van den Berg, Djed Spence, it wasn’t supposed to go like this. Here are 20 loan players almost certain to be returned to sender…
Man Utd and Wolves have seen their £30million signings thrive away from their parent clubs, while Arsenal and Everton have decisions to make over loanees they sent abroad…
Edouard Mendy and Patrick Bamford both blew big chances this weekend, while Arsenal’s Leandro Trossard did more for his old team than his current one…
Southampton get both barrels for surrendering to the Championship, with Spurs so desperate to look like the wisest people in the room they fail to see their idiocy.
Pochettino had at least eight contract offers, three from Premier League sides, before opting to become the new boss at Chelsea, where ‘everything fits’.
The Mailbox reckons Arsenal have chucked in their one golden opportunity to win the title, and the fans haven’t helped. Also: admiration for City; ta-ra, Leeds; and backing for Bamford… ...
The Leeds fan who confronted Newcastle manager Eddie Howe late in Saturday’s 2-2 Premier League draw has been charged with assault by West Yorkshire Police.
Newcastle head coach Eddie Howe thinks his confrontation with a Leeds fan in the 2-2 draw at Elland Road should be a wake-up call for those responsible.
Allardyce revealed his secrets to survival on MNF in 2017, and Leeds followed his seven-point blueprint to beat the drop to claim a vital point at Elland Road.
Leeds United defender Rasmus Kristensen scored a late equaliser to salvage a point against Champions League hopefuls Newcastle United at Elland Road.
Some clubs don’t have much to win or lose in terms of Premier League prize money. Liverpool and Man Utd are in the same boat. But two teams have £20m ...
Eddie Howe’s side have been criticised this season for their time-wasting tactics, and Allardyce has urged Ten Hag and Klopp to look in the mirror.
Leeds boss Sam Allardyce thinks his side can take a giant leap towards Premier League safety with victory against Newcastle on Saturday.
The current 20 Premier League managers appear pretty certain to survive the remaining weeks of the season now. Even Frank Lampard.
Lionel Messi will soon be on the market but no Premier League club should touch him with a money-soaked bargepole. Todd Boehly really must resist his urges.
West Ham had the talent. Forest had Brian Clough. Leeds had recently been in the Champions League. They all still went down.
It’s almost certainly Southampton plus two from Forest, Leeds, Leicester and Everton as a relegation battle for the ages hits the home straight.
This has been a remarkable season for transfer waste, with even the champions very much at it. One weird Liverpool stop-gap only made the problem worse.
