Three things we learned from the Premier League
Video Assistant Referee (VAR) was firmly back in the spotlight in the Premier League this weekend as Manchester United and Arsenal...
Manchester City win thrilling title race, break Liverpool heart
The Citizens 4-1 win over Brighton ensured they retained the Premier League title
Can Sarri recover authority at Chelsea after Kepa incident?
Late on Monday Sarri said that Kepa had apologised and that the Italian now considered the matter closed
Ole Gunnar Solskjær named Manchester United caretaker manager
The former United striker will take charge of the first team with immediate effect and will remain while the club looks for a full-time manager
Liverpool leapfrog Man City: Do we have a real Premier League race?
Both sides started Saturday unbeaten after 15 matches with an impressive 25 wins between them
Croatia head for first World Cup final after foiling England
In London, an initial wave of elation turned to heartbreak as 30 000 beer-soaked fans in Hyde Park watched their team come up short
England dare to dream after Belgium World Cup heroics
In a tournament full of surprises, Gareth Southgate's young England team are the only former champions left in the lower half of the draw
Can Arsenal save season after League Cup final defeat?
Arsenal's season is in danger of imploding after a chastening League Cup final demolition at the hands Premier League leaders Manchester City.
Sky’s the limit for Pep’s Man City slickers
Pep Guardiola's League Cup triumph against Arsenal could usher in an era of dominance for Manchester City.
Football: Sanchez, Mkhitaryan on brink of blockbuster swap deal
United – without a Premier League title since 2013 – are second in the Premier League and are desperate to close the gap on their fierce rivals.
Sanchez would be ‘great’ for United – Mourinho
Sanchez, 29, looks to have played his last game for Arsenal, with Arsene Wenger saying that his move could be confirmed "in the next 48 hours".
City lose, Sanchez off? Premier League talking points
A disjointed Arsenal slipped to a 2-1 defeat at Bournemouth, with Arsene Wenger's misery compounded by the near-certain departure of Alexis Sanchez.
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