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City outclassed United as Arsenal climbed into the Champions League qualification spots at United’s expense.
The January transfer window was always likely to be make or break for the Magpies, who have just two Premier League wins all season and remain stuck in the relegation zone
Video Assistant Referee (VAR) was firmly back in the spotlight in the Premier League this weekend as Manchester United and Arsenal showed signs they are finding form as the race…
The Citizens 4-1 win over Brighton ensured they retained the Premier League title
Late on Monday Sarri said that Kepa had apologised and that the Italian now considered the matter closed
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
Both sides started Saturday unbeaten after 15 matches with an impressive 25 wins between them
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
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
Arsenal’s season is in danger of imploding after a chastening League Cup final demolition at the hands Premier League leaders Manchester City.
Pep Guardiola’s League Cup triumph against Arsenal could usher in an era of dominance for Manchester City.
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, 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".
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.
Manchester City’s victory at the home of closest challengers Manchester United left them a yawning 11 points clear at the top of the table.
Antonio Conte’s Chelsea turned the Premier League title race into a procession in his first season, but worrying cracks are appearing.
Novak Djokovic says he is relaxed about the possibility of Rafael Nadal opening up a huge lead at the top of the world rankings.
