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Former Chelsea defender Mario Melchiot believes Liam Rosenior has to do more to try to win matches instead of slowing down the game. The Blues currently sit sixth and have lost three straight Premier League games under Rosenior after an impressive unbeaten run when he first joined the club.
Broadcaster and Manchester City fan Natalie Pike says she believes "anything can happen" between now and the end of the season as the fight for the Premier League title comes to a head this weekend. League leaders Arsenal travel to the Etihad Stadium off the back of a disappointing defeat to Bourne
Man Utd predicted lineup vs Leeds as Carrick weighs key returnsCarrick handed timely selection boostManchester United approach their Premier League meeting with Leeds United with a renewed sense of cl...
Despite missing the start of the campaign due to injury, Igor Paixao has established himself as a key player at Olympique de Marseille, firstly under Roberto De Zerbi and now under Habib Beye. The Br...
FC Barcelona are on the lookout for a new left-footed centre-back heading into the summer transfer window.As has been well-established by now, Alessandro Bastoni of Inter Milan has become the priority...
The worst-case scenario became reality for Tottenham last weekend as defeat to Sunderland dropped the north London side into the relegation zone with just six Premier League matches remaining.Spurs ar...
Former Newcastle defender John Anderson says Sunday's defeat at Crystal Palace has made things "an awful lot more difficult" for head coach Eddie Howe. The Magpies conceded twice in the final 10 minutes to fall to 14th in the Premier League, making a late push for Europe seem more unlikely. "It's
Former England captain Wayne Rooney says Manchester City "will have the edge" psychologically over Arsenal in the Premier League title race. Speaking on The Wayne Rooney Show, he said City "know how to win the title" and "have a manager who knows how to do it". Manchester City beat Chelsea 3-0 on
Former England captain Wayne Rooney says Manchester City "will have the edge" psychologically in the Premier League title race. Speaking on The Wayne Rooney Show, he said City "know how to win the title" and "have a manager who knows how to do it". Manchester City beat Chelsea 3-0 on Sunday to tak