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Haaland ruled out of crucial clash for Man City
Manchester City forward Erling Haaland

Pep Guardiola has confirmed that Erling Haaland will miss Manchester City’s trip to face Brighton on Thursday night. Haaland has been ruled out of the clash against the Seagulls with a muscular issue, having also sat out the weekend win over Chelsea in the FA Cup semi-finals. The absence of the club’s leading scorer is […]

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Next Liverpool manager latest: Who is in the frame?
Liverpool manager latest - Who is in the frame?

Liverpool continue their recruitment process to find a replacement for Jurgen Klopp, as the club’s long-serving head coach prepares to leave Anfield in the summer. After a decorated tenure with the Reds, identifying the right succession plan will be crucial to the club’s hopes of a smooth transition away from the Klopp era. But what […]

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Ten Hag ‘on trial’ as Man United identify new manager candidates
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag during the Premier League match between AFC Bournemouth and Man Utd at Vitality Stadium on April 14, 2024.

Erik ten Hag faces a crucial month in his tenure as Manchester United boss with the club reportedly identifying two potential candidates to be their new manager. The Dutchman has come under pressure amid disappointing performances and results this season. The Red Devils have lost 12 matches in the Premier League this term, their joint-most […]

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Premier League: Five talking points ahead of the midweek action
Premier League - Five talking points ahead of the midweek action

Five talking points ahead of the Premier League’s midweek action, featuring the race for Europe, Ineos’ need for a scalpel at Manchester United, and a Merseyside Derby with high stakes. European race heating up The title race might be the overriding narrative of the run-in but the chase for continental competition is becoming equally as […]

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Premier League weekend: Five things we learned
Premier League weekend - Five things we learned - Watkins - Arsenal - Eze

Five things we learned from the Premier League weekend, featuring Arsenal’s defensive record, Crystal Palace’s future, and Nottingham Forest opening a can of worms. Arsenal defence keeping title dream alive Arsenal moved back to the top of the Premier League table with a 2-0 win at Wolves, a fixture that saw the Gunners keep a […]

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Premier League Awards: Forest fume, audacious Eze
Premier League Awards - Forest fume, audacious Eze

Our weekly Premier League awards honour the best – and worst – of the football action from the weekend. Moment of the Week It just has to be that social media post. Nottingham Forest were pushed closer to the Premier League’s trap door after losing a relegation six-pointer at Everton, though it’s the aftermath that […]

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Exclusive: European giants considering raid on Brighton and Hove Albion

Bayern Munich’s search for a new manager search has suffered a fresh setback after Julian Nagelsmann opted to sign a new deal with the German...

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Sources: West Ham pursue Madrid-based forward as Wolves eye Diogo Jota-like deal

Premier League trio West Ham United, Wolves and Brighton and Hove Albion have all watched Samu Omorodion during an eye-catching breakout season in La Liga...

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'Devastated' £20m star to miss out on Wolves or Nottingham Forest move after ACL injury

With the summer edging closer by the day – not that you’d believe it to look at the weather forecast – we are reaching that...

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‘I can see that’: Paul Merson says ‘outstanding’ manager could succeed at Liverpool, not Roberto De Zerbi

Liverpool are on the hunt for a new manager to succeed Jurgen Klopp at the end of the season. Jurgen Klopp has decided that he...

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Sources: Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United keeping tabs on ‘incredible’ midfielder who ‘does the dirty work’

Ange Postecoglou’s Tottenham Hotspur and Eddie Howe’s Newcastle United are among the clubs who are keeping tabs on Leicester City defensive midfielder Wilfred Ndidi, HITC...

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‘Very, very embarrassing’: Alan Shearer and Gary Lineker tear into £50m Arsenal player

Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal are having a wonderful season and could end up beating Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool and Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City to the Premier League...

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Guardiola fears Manchester City players ‘might fall down’ in frantic title finale

  • Manager says fatigued stars are tired mentally and physically
  • Erling Haaland to miss Brighton trip but Foden and Stones fit

Pep Guardiola believes Manchester City have to be perfect and win their last six games to claim a record fourth consecutive title despite the manager’s concerns that his players “might fall down” at any moment due to fatigue.

City travel to Brighton on Thursday four behind Arsenal, with two games in hand. On Saturday Guardiola’s side reached a second consecutive FA Cup final, beating Chelsea 1-0 to keep City on course to win a double-double. But afterwards, Guardiola complained about scheduling in the wake of Wednesday’s 4-3 penalty shootout loss to Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-final.

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Premier League and FA Cup: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action

Manchester United snatch chaos from jaws of serenity, Nicolas Jackson misfires and Liverpool stay in hunt

Jammy, jammy Man United. To be fair, they did find a new way to be hopeless. Instead of the usual mayhem, they were in total control for 70 minutes, barely letting Coventry have a shot. But then, somehow, they snatched chaos from the jaws of serenity. ITV, and all their teatime viewers, couldn’t believe their luck as a cakewalk turned into a classic. United threw away a 3-0 lead, and for a minute, right at the end of extra time, they were 4-3 down – only for the VAR to come to their rescue, after he had failed to when they conceded a penalty. We were witnessing history, comedy, tragedy, the lot. Casemiro took the first penalty and missed. Destiny was surely calling to Coventry, but André Onana rose to the occasion, flying to his right to paw away one penalty, craftily engineering a miss from another, and saving Erik ten Hag’s job. For now, anyway. Tim de Lisle

Match report: Coventry 3-3 Manchester United (2-4 pens)

Match report: Manchester City 1-0 Chelsea

Match report: Fulham 1-3 Liverpool

Match report: Wolves 0-2 Arsenal

Match report: Everton 2-0 Nottingham Forest

Match report: Sheffield United 1-4 Burnley

Match report: Aston Villa 3-1 Bournemouth

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Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s football action

Adam Wharton shines on Merseyside, Mateo Kovacic displays City’s depth and Erik ten Hag gets tetchy

Joachim Andersen was named Sky’s man of the match at Anfield and with good reason. But while the Danish centre-back won header after header and made clearance after clearance, and while the front three of Jean-Philippe Mateta, Eberechi Eze and Michael Olise caused repeated problems on the break, there was one figure who stood out in midfield for his calmness: Adam Wharton, perhaps the brightest of the hugely promising generation brought through by Tony Mowbray at Blackburn. The 20-year-old moved to Palace in January for an initial fee of £18m and has played at least some part in every Crystal Palace game since. No other Palace player came close to his pass completion rate of 88% and, while they rode their luck to an extent in the second half, they’d have had to ride a lot more had it not been for his distribution, which helped prevent Liverpool building up a head of steam. Jonathan Wilson

Match report: Liverpool 0-1 Crystal Palace

Match report: Arsenal 0-2 Aston Villa

Match report: Manchester City 5-1 Luton Town

Match report: Bournemouth 2-2 Manchester United

Match report: West Ham 0-2 Fulham

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Muric own goal hands Brighton point at Burnley after Brownhill opener

Arijanet Muric is on a one-man crusade to bring back football gaffe videos but he might need to pay Bart Verbruggen some royalties, too.

Last week, Muric whacked a clearance against Dominic Calvert-Lewin to gift Everton three points and on Saturday he let a meek Sander Berge backpass under his foot to cost Burnley a much-needed victory.

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Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend

Welcome returns at Liverpool, Arsenal and Villa juggle ambitions and Guimarães’s discipline under scrutiny

Should Bruno Guimarães be booked against Tottenham at St James’ Park the Newcastle and Brazil midfielder faces a dilemma. Given that Guimarães is on nine yellow cards, a 10th would trigger an automatic two-game suspension, depriving Eddie Howe of a key player for forthcoming games at Crystal Palace and at home to Sheffield United. Alternatively, Guimarães could make sure he collected a second yellow card, ideally late in stoppage time, and be sent off. In such a red card scenario, the sanction would merely be a one-game ban. Considering that Guimarães has managed to avoid a booking in 10 games since mid-January the best solution would be to extend that run to 11 matches and then relax in the knowledge that the accumulated bookings slate will be wiped clean after the Premier League’s 32nd game – Tottenham’s visit to Newcastle. Yet if the Brazilian transgresses do not be surprised if he follows Anthony Gordon’s example.Gordon has remained on eight bookings, despite acquiring his ninth and 10th yellow cards in his team’s recent 4-3 home win over West Ham. The collection of the second, deep in stoppage time, dictated that yellow became red and, despite Gordon being sent off, the England winger stayed on eight bookings. The current rules certainly seem ripe for manipulation. Louise Taylor

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Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action

Kai Havertz inspires Arsenal again, Jarrad Branthwaite stands tall and Manchester City prioritise fresh legs

If emotion is carrying Liverpool towards a glorious farewell to Jürgen Klopp, then Old Trafford required cooler heads. Harvey Elliott’s point-rescuing contribution as substitute stood out because, for all his energy, he played with intelligence, seeking to progress the ball and tempting Aaron Wan-Bissaka into conceding a penalty. The likes of Dominik Szoboszlai and even usual pass-master Alexis Mac Allister had allowed a red mist to consume them. Luis Díaz, Mohamed Salah and Darwin Núñez – a modern “Crazy Horse” yet more madcap than Emlyn Hughes – were also guilty of impetuousness. On the sidelines, Klopp himself looked in danger of exploding, particularly after Kobbie Mainoo was granted space to score. With so little time in between matches, minds as tired as the legs, little wonder nerves are fraying. Liverpool must hope Manchester City and Arsenal develop the same anxieties that allowed what should have been an easy win at Old Trafford to slip away from them. John Brewin

Match report: Manchester United 2-2 Liverpool

Match report: Tottenham 3-1 Nottingham Forest

Match report: Aston Villa 3-3 Brentford

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Graham Potter 'is in very serious stages to take over as next Ajax boss amid their crisis season and could be in Amsterdam tomorrow'... just over a year since his sacking by Chelsea
Graham Potter could be in Amsterdam to finalise a return to management with Ajax tomorrow, following talks with the Eredivisie club, according to reports.

Pep Guardiola staunchly defends the integrity of Premier League referees in the wake of Nottingham Forest's explosive tweet... and insists he 'absolutely disagrees' with club's accusation of bias against Stuart Attwell
The Man City manager (left) said that he was 'extremely disappointed' by the club's tweet which cited 'three extremely poor decisions' that had gone against them at Goodison Park (right).

Pep Guardiola confirms Erling Haaland will MISS Man City's trip to Brighton as he recovers from an injury... but insists the Norwegian's absence is 'not a big issue' for his title-chasing side
Haaland missed the FA Cup semi-final win over Chelsea on Saturday with a muscle issue and has now been ruled out of his side's trip to the Amex Stadium.

Cathy Freeman is spotted wearing knee tape as she makes rare public outing in Melbourne
Freeman, 51, was spotted carrying a newspaper while wearing a flowy dress and Nike running shoes in Melbourne, where she is based in trendy suburb Brighton .

Liverpool's SIX contenders to succeed Jurgen Klopp after Ruben Amorim 'distanced himself from Anfield': Ex-Spurs target Arne Slot is the new shock favourite, but who else is in the running this summer?
After the disappointment of missing out on Xabi Alonso, it appears Liverpool have also been dealt a blow in their bid to land Ruben Amorim as their next manager.

Bayern Munich 'are considering appointing an interim coach in a bid to WAIT for No 1 target Xabi Alonso... or outgoing Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp'
The former Bayern Munich midfielder has enjoyed a prodigious stint in charge of the Bundesliga side, and in just his second season at the helm, helped them to secure their first-ever league title.

Arsenal linked with talented 24-year-old Brighton star – A useful addition for Arteta?

Why Arsenal should sign Yves Bissouma in January According to Brighton and Hove Independent, Arsenal have been linked with a January move for Brighton’s Yves Bissouma. His performances for Brighton this season have attracted the attention of big clubs such as Arsenal and Liverpool. The Gunners, particularly, remain interested in adding a midfielder to their ...

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Brighton signing this 26-year-old Belgian star would be a fantastic addition to their backline

Why Brighton should reignite their interest in Jordan Lukaku Back in September, Italian outlet Il Messagero (h/t Sussex Live) had mentioned Brighton and Hove Albion among the potential suitors for Lazio full-back Jordan Lukaku. Premier League rivals Leeds United were also understood to be keen on the Belgian international but the player eventually completed a ...

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Man United signing this upcoming 23-year-old PL star would be quite a long-term investment

Why Man United should go all out for Ben White in January According to Sky Sports, Man United are keeping close tabs on the development of Brighton defender Ben White ahead of the January transfer window.  Premier League rivals Chelsea and Tottenham are also monitoring the 23-year-old, who has made the step up to the ...

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Brighton reviving interest in their former £18m target would be a smart boost to their attack

Why Brighton signing Youssef En-Nesyri would bolster their attack Back in 2019, a report from the Daily Mail had mentioned Brighton among the potential suitors for Moroccan international striker Youssef En-Nesyri, who was plying his trade with CD Leganes back then. Premier League rivals West Ham were also understood to be in the race to ...

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A sensible move – Why Man United must go for this 20-year-old rising PL star in the near future

Why signing Tariq Lamptey makes sense for Manchester United According to Mundo Deportivo (h/t Brighton and Hove Independent), Engand legend Wayne Rooney has urged Manchester United to sign Brighton & Hove Albion’s young full-back Tariq Lamptey. He has been impressed by Lamptey’s season at Brighton and wants United to sign him to strengthen their squad. ...

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West Ham signing this proven 28-year-old PL star would be a solid addition to their backline

Why West Ham should go back in the market for Lewis Dunk Back in May 2018, a report from the Daily Star had claimed that West Ham were interested in Brighton & Hove Albion centre-back Lewis Dunk. However, no deal materialised and Dunk stayed put at the Amex Stadium despite widespread speculation over his future.  ...

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