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Ian Whittell

Aguero hat-trick sinks Arsenal, City close gap on Liverpool

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Manchester City closed to within two points of Premier League leaders Liverpool thanks to Sergio Aguero's hat-trick in a 3-1 win over Arsenal

Solskjær’s salutes never-say-die United

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United ensured a thrilling finale when Jeff Hendrick was judged to have brought down Jesse Lingard and Pogba stroked home

Liverpool dish out new deals to ensure sustained success

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Liverpool is working to ensure this season's Premier League title push is not a one-off as they lay the foundations for continued success

Solskjær looking to the future no matter what Man Utd decide

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There has been a growing clamour from supporters for Solskjær to be confirmed as manager on a permanent basis

Never let me go: Solskjaer wants to stay as Man United boss

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The United interim manager has won his first four games in charge

Mourinho reveals board backing after United’s stunning win over Newcastle

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Speculation over Mourinho's position mounted before kick-off following United's poor start to the season

Mourinho dedicates United win to under-fire Woodward

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While ​Jose Mourinho praised the United fans, he also offered a hint of support for Ed Woodward

‘I’m a club man’: Mourinho insists United comes before his future

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Mourinho has found his future as United manager the subject of much discussion after a tempestuous period

Mourinho favourites Lukaku, Matic send Man Utd into semi-finals

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Romelu Lukaku and Nemanja Matic scored the goals that carried Man United through to the FA Cup semi-finals with a 2-0 win over Brighton

Premier League still the greatest prize for Guardiola

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Guardiola is far more interested in the six victories that will make the English title a mathematical certainty for City

Jose Mourinho lashes out at ‘critical’ Paul Scholes

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Scholes singled out Paul Pogba, the club's record signing, after his anonymous performance in the weekend draw with Southampton.

‘Unacceptable’ Arsenal put Wenger in firing line

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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger described his team's performance as "unacceptable" after they were swept aside 4-0 by Liverpool at Anfield.
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