Clash of the titans and minding the gap – 5 Premier League talking points
Manchester United go into the weekend top of the Premier League table – the latest in a season they have been able to say that since they last won the title in 2013.
Manchester United go into the weekend top of the Premier League table – the latest in a season they have been able to say that since they last won the title in 2013.
Wayne Rooney has brought his illustrious playing career to an end by accepting the managerial reins at Derby on a full-time basis.
Arsenal saw their recent Premier League resurgence checked as they were held to a goalless draw by Crystal Palace.
Aston Villa have had a second Premier League match in a week postponed after Everton’s visit on Sunday was put off due to ongoing coronavirus issues at the club.
Watch the highlights from Bafana Bafana star Percy Tau’s Premier League debut for Brighton & Hove Albion against Manchester City on Wednesday evening.
Scott Parker said Fulham do not owe anyone an apology after they made light of their fury at having to play Tottenham at just 48 hours notice by earning a deserved 1-1 draw.
Mikel Arteta insists Arsenal are not looking to sell Shkodran Mustafi during the January transfer window.
Pep Guardiola admits Phil Foden is now starting to demand selection with his performances for Manchester City.
Mikel Arteta has talked up the importance of Arsenal’s next two games and called on his squad to make the Emirates a fortress again.
Nemanja Matic believes Manchester United showed their title credentials by beating Burnley to go top of the Premier League on merit heading into Sunday’s mouth-watering clash at rivals Liverpool.