- Man United ‘disgusted’ by online racial abuse of Pogba
- 11 Premier League players who could leave before the end of the European transfer window
- Solskjaer defends penalty policy after Pogba miss proves costly
- Sokratis reveals why Liverpool might be easier to face than Burnley
- Jesus handball controversy won’t be a trigger for change, insists Ifab
- Solskjaer: Sanchez could leave Man United
- Eriksen’s reason for rejecting United revealed
- Forlan criticises Ronaldo for ‘always wanting to be near a mirror’
- Pogba sees penalty saved in Man United’s draw at Wolves
- Zouma relishing his second chance at Chelsea
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Man United ‘disgusted’ by online racial abuse of Pogba
Manchester United have condemned racial abuse aimed at midfielder Paul Pogba on social media after his missed penalty in the 1-1...
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11 Premier League players who could leave before the end of the European transfer window
The Premier League transfer window may have closed, but European clubs still have the opportunity to purchase players from English sides...
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Solskjaer defends penalty policy after Pogba miss proves costly
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer does not believe Manchester United’s spot-kick situation needs addressing despite Paul Pogba’s penalty miss costing his side victory...
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Sokratis reveals why Liverpool might be easier to face than Burnley
Facing Liverpool this weekend will come as a relief to Arsenal’s defence after their weekend exertions against Burnley, according to Sokratis...
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Jesus handball controversy won’t be a trigger for change, insists IFAB
The controversy surrounding Gabriel Jesus’ disallowed winner for Manchester City on Saturday will not be a ‘trigger’ to review the handball...
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Solskjaer: Sanchez could leave Man United
Alexis Sanchez could be leaving Old Trafford, Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said after his side fell to a draw...
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August 20, 2019 |- Feature
11 Premier League players who could leave before the end of the European transfer window
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August 20, 2019 |- International
Jesus handball controversy won’t be a trigger for change, insists Ifab
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Pochettino, Son and Pedro land EPL awards
Mauricio Pochettino and Son Heung-min made it a Tottenham double in the Premier League awards, while Chelsea’s Pedro was...
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Seven things to expect from GW 36
The Premier League continues to thrill fans around the world and week 36 is unlikely to be any different,...
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Arsenal are up for a top-four charge, Wenger claims
Arsene Wenger believes Arsenal have the stomach to fight for a top-four Premier League finish as they prepare for...
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Mosimane: It will go down to the wire
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane predicts that the current Absa Premiership season will be decided on the final day...
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Klopp: Liverpool are close to Chelsea
Jurgen Klopp believes Liverpool are not far behind Premier League leaders Chelsea, confident his side can challenge next season,...
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Mourinho: United suffered until the last second
Jose Mourinho acknowledged that Celta Vigo made Manchester United ‘suffer until the last second’ in their dramatic Europa League...
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Mosimane mum on Ngoma tapping-up claims
Mamelodi Sundowns coach Pitso Mosimane didn’t reveal much when responding to claims about him reportedly tapping-up Cape Town City...
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Gordinho: What disappointed Komphela most
Kaizer Chiefs defender Lorenzo Gordinho revealed what coach Steve Komphela told them after their failure to clinch the Absa...
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Nxesi urges PSL teams to release U20 players
Minister of Sport and Recreation Thembelani Nxesi encouraged Bidvest Wits and SuperSport United to release players for the U20...
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Vinícius Junior: The latest Real Madrid teenage sensation
Real Madrid have reportedly agreed a €45 million deal to sign 16-year-old forward Vinicius Junior from Flamengo, but who...
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