Man City close in on £40m deal for Bournemouth defender Ake
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Watford, Bournemouth relegated as Aston Villa stay up
Watford and Bournemouth have joined Norwich City in dropping down to the Championship as the final two relegation spots of the 2019-20 Premier League were decided on Sunday. You may also like
Lacklustre Tottenham held by Bournemouth
Tottenham’s hopes of achieving European qualification suffered a setback with a toothless 0-0 draw at relegation-threatened Bournemouth on Thursday. You may also like
Man United produce five-star performance against Bournemouth
Manchester United moved into the top four as Mason Greenwood struck a brilliant brace in a 5-2 victory over relegation-threatened Bournemouth. You may also like
Call for Liverpool to be declared Premier League champions
Deal with it Manchester United fans, the Premier League title will be Liverpool’s – whether the current season ever gets completed or not, says Mark Keohane writing for IOL Sport. You may also like
Salah, Mane clinch record-breaking win for Liverpool
Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane scored as Liverpool set a new top-flight record by coming from behind to beat Bournemouth 2-1 in the Premier League at Anfield. You may also like
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All 20 Premier League clubs will be involved in fixtures this weekend with stories and intrigue at both ends of the table. You may also like
Late Marcos Alonso header rescues point for Chelsea
Marcos Alonso’s late header saved Chelsea’s Premier League top-four berth as the Blues scrambled to a 2-2 draw at Bournemouth. You may also like
5 talking points ahead of this weekend’s Premier League action
The first Premier League winter break will be split over two weekends, giving players, managers and fans some time to recharge their batteries for the run-in. You may also like
5 things we learned from the latest round of Premier League action
Liverpool’s relentless surge towards the Premier League title continued with another home win, while the race for European football is as tight as ever with just six points separating Tottenham in fifth place and Southampton in 13th. You may also like
