Sunday 29 May, 2022
While Manchester City and Liverpool would both be worthy Premier League champions, there could yet be a faller at the last, writes John Brewin.
Everton, Leeds United and Burnley all face relegation with varying degrees of consequence waiting for them.
“I’m concerned about Villa every minute of every day and I’ll continue to be concerned and focused for every minute moving forward.”
Time is already against the new Manchester United manager if he is to be successful at Old Trafford, but so much is still out of his hands.
Man City and Liverpool meet in the FA Cup semi-final, and it will see one club’s hopes of matching United’s historic success of 1999 come to an end.
Man City host Liverpool in a top-of-the-table clash, with both sides in superb form.
Hearing Old Trafford back their captain could also be the catalyst for a turning point in what has been a disastrous 10-month spell in his club career,
Troy Parrott came off the bench to rescue the Boys in Green and prevent a familiar failure.
Aston Villa host Arsenal tomorrow with the Villa Park hierarchy knowing they must halt Gunners’ Champions League charge.
The Corkonian made headlines again for his criticisms of Man United after their defeat by City.
The Russian oligarch announced he was selling Chelsea earlier this week.
The Portuguese star has shone individually, but his team are going backwards.
The Man United legend reportedly turned down the chance to become Sunderland manager earlier this week.
The Chelsea hero begins live on Merseyside with a Cup tie against Brentford tomorrow.
The Ireland international impressed after coming off the bench against Leicester in midweek.
Evan Ferguson and others close to getting game time in the top flight.
A high number of fixtures in England have been postponed owing to Covid outbreaks.
The Liverpool legend makes his return to Anfield as Aston Villa manager this weekend.
Mo Salah has been in blistering form for Liverpool.
Cristiano Ronaldo has greatly imbalanced Manchester United, but has Lukaku had a similar effect on the European Champions?
The Ireland manager is beginning to silence even the most ardent sceptics with a series of improved displays from the team.
Ireland earned a creditable draw and could easily have beaten a Portugal team featuring Cristiano Ronaldo.
Last weekend’s humiliating 5-0 defeat has left Ole Gunnar Solskjaer in a tenuous position.
Several ex-Man United players have recently been criticised for their continual defence of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) are behind the £300 million deal.
United have been too easy to play against this season and are on course to finish behind all three of their title rivals.
Man City begin a daunting week with a visit to Chelsea tomorrow.
The financial might of England’s top clubs is in stark contrast with the struggles of other European sides, writes Paul Fennessy.
The Portuguese superstar is expected to make his second debut for the club against Newcastle on Saturday.
A young Irish side came agonisingly close to upsetting Fernando Santos’ men.
The England striker confirmed he was staying at Tottenham earlier this week, after failing to secure a move to Man City.
Dublin boss Mick Bohan and Donegal manager Maxi Curran are among those who have been particularly vocal.
Liam Buckley’s side have knocked the champions from the top of the table.
Manchester City face Chelsea on Saturday with Spanish official Antonio Mateu Lahoz set to take charge of the game in Porto.
We pick out the moments that will endure from a season played almost entirely without supporters.
The Lilywhites take on reigning champions Shamrock Rovers at Oriel Park this season.
Can Man United solve their squad’s shortcomings in a single summer?
Rúben Dias has shone at the heart of the Etihad outfit’s defence.
City can reclaim their title this weekend, in what will be a triumph for their era-defining manager.
The question now turns to how the Big Six should be punished for their scheming. Should they be hit by points deductions and transfer bans? Or should they be hit where it hurts most?
