Why Thursday matters so much
Whoever loses the Cricket World Cup opening match are going to have to make history if they are going to go on and win the tournament, writes GARY LEMKE. You may also like
Premiership sides show their pedigree
The argument never goes away, but surely those who question the pedigree of the English Premiership are in the minority, writes GARY LEMKE. You may also like
Disgraceful Kepa puts Chelsea into civil war
Chelsea’s season will be defined by their English Premiership home match against Tottenham on Wednesday night, writes GARY LEMKE. You may also like
Can Chelsea stop the City juggernaut?
All of Liverpool will be hoping that it’s the blue of Chelsea and not that of Manchester City to pick up the three points in the big English Premiership game of the weekend, writes GARY LEMKE. You may also like
Premiership nerves starting to show
Not quite squeaky bum time, as Sir Alex Ferguson once described it, but now that we’re into February the nerves are starting to show among English Premiership teams, writes GARY LEMKE. You may also like
Back to hurly-burly of the Premiership
After a weekend of FA Cup action that left some big names out of the draw for the fifth round, it’s back to the hurly-burly of the English Premiership, writes GARY LEMKE. You may also like
United now have Gunners in their sights
In golfing parlance, there are quite a number of ‘gimmes’ when it comes to predicting outcomes of English Premiership matches this weekend, writes GARY LEMKE. You may also like
Solskjaer faces first real test as United manager
The honeymoon is over for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as he takes his Manchester United team to high-flying Tottenham this weekend, writes GARY LEMKE. You may also like
City can slow the Liverpool express
A new year is upon us, the January transfer window is officially about to open and there are 18 rounds of English Premiership matches remaining, with Liverpool daring to believe, writes GARY LEMKE. You may also like
Expect anything but a 0-0 draw at Anfield!
The goals keep coming in the English Premiership, and the bookies make the match of the weekend, Liverpool versus Arsenal at Anfield, a 20-1 outside bet to finish 0-0, writes GARY LEMKE. You may also like
