Arsenal appear to be back on track ahead of the hectic festive schedule and January transfer window. The Gunners are aiming to finally end their 20-plus year wait for the Premier League title and for once they look set to beat Manchester City. But they follow Arne Slot's Liverpool at the top, heading into the […]
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Arsenal appear to be back on track ahead of the hectic festive schedule and January transfer window. The Gunners are aiming to finally end their 20-plus year wait for the Premier League title and for once they look set to beat Manchester City. But they follow Arne Slot's Liverpool at the top, heading into the
Arne Slot's high-flying Liverpool welcome Fulham to the lofty heights of Anfield this afternoon. Having lost just one Premier League game so far this season – now holding a four-point lead at the top with a game in hand – new boss Slot has fallen out of the trap and is refusing to look back.
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Sunday's Manchester derby will be the toughest test of Ruben Amorim's reign so far, with the manager desperate to avoid losing his bragging rights. But his focus will also be on the upcoming January transfer window, with the next three weeks offering the chance to fully assess his squad. One player who appears to be
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Liverpool are at the top of the Premier League, at the top of the Champions League and yet Arne Slot is thinking about the improvements to come. There are few concerns that the Dutchman is resting on his laurels after a sensational start to life on Merseyside. His players are not allowed to do that
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Marc Skinner has responded to criticism of Sir Jim Ratcliffe after the Manchester United co-owner reiterated that the men's team remains his priority. Skinner noted, “It's hard for me to see those comments, but actually that's not what I see from the working group that is with us every day.” In an interview in June,
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Saturday should be considered a do-or-die day for Gary O'Neil and his Wolves players. He earned a stay of execution after losing what was billed as the 'El Sackico' to West Ham. Ipswich simply cannot be allowed to storm Molineux if O'Neil does not want it to be the end of his Wolves career. Kieran
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A few hours after the end of a rather boring World Cup qualifying draw on a cold afternoon in Zurich, Didier Deschamps stood outside a plastic football field and spoke on the phone. Deschamps, the France coach, is the most decorated figurehead in the world and yet no one bothered him here at FIFA headquarters.
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Perhaps the strangest Manchester derby awaits on Sunday evening as an out-of-sorts United travel to the Etihad to take on an even more out-of-sorts City. The respective league positions of the two sides belies the magnitude of a fixture that has produced so many showstopping moments in recent years. But after a week of unwanted
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Manchester City will take on local rivals United in the local Manchester derby this weekend. It is out of shape, plagued by injuries and in a bit of a crisis. Pep Guardiola's side have won just one of their last 10 games, losing seven, and sit fourth in the Premier League. Respectable, but they are
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Everton's derby against Arsenal on Saturday has been years in the making for manager Sean Dyche, who says he used primitive technology to make marginal gains as youth coach at Watford. No one has scored more goals from corners and free-kicks than Saturday's warriors at the Emirates, but Dyche insists studying how to maximize set
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