Liverpool will come up against a decidedly familiar iron will when they face Atleti
The Liverpool manager has his side playing unstoppable football but it’s the attention to detail off the field that has bred the success
Chelsea have won five of their last seven league matches and sit six points clear of fifth-placed Arsenal
N’Golo Kante is growing into his more advanced midfield role with a composed finish that gave Chelsea a 1-0 victory over Crystal Palace
Jürgen Klopp’s side made it six successive league victories thanks to Shaqiri’s late double
Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri believes his side has proved they can cope without Eden Hazard, although he doesn’t want to be missing him much longer
Since losing to Lyon in the Champions League in September, Guardiola’s side has gone on a seven-game unbeaten run in all competitions
Liverpool star Mohamed Salah gets a chance to rediscover his scoring touch when he plays for Egypt against Swaziland
The rape accusation levelled at Cristiano Ronaldo has his fervent supporters jumping to his defence, but fans need to take a seat
Innovation and enterprise are key as the Wengers and Fergusons wither
From the very first day of the season, Chelsea, reflecting their manager’s discontent, have seemed totally out of sync on the pitch.
Antonio Conte’s Chelsea turned the Premier League title race into a procession in his first season, but worrying cracks are appearing.
Confessions emerge from the infamous 2004 "Battle of the Buffet" between Arsenal and Manchester United
The Liverpool and Arsenal games have been characterised with amazing goals and a frustrated coach over the past weekend.
Chelsea’s uncharacteristic decision to blood youngster pays off in a 5-1 trouncing of Foresters
With the Premier League season kicking off on Friday, Steven Griffiths looks at five questions ahead of the new campaign.
The former Chelsea player has overseen impressive progress at Stoke City in recent seasons.
How Chelsea’ season would benefit from more glimpses of rhythm and bite from their chief attacking quarterback.
There’s no way Wenger could have known Ospina would pick that night to make such a grisly error or that Chelsea would show such a "lack of composure".
Mourinho fails to see the funny side of Chelsea’s early-season flop and seems to think training-ground high jinks are to blame, not bad defending.
