Forest face ‘biggest games of careers’ in Champions League chase: NunoLONDON: Nuno Espirito Santo says the last five games of Nottingham Forest’s Premier League campaign are the “biggest of our careers” as they battle to secure a Champions League spot for next season.
Dutch coaches may be back in vogue after Slot’s Premier League successLIVERPOOL: Dutch coaches have worked for decades across European leagues but Arne Slot is the first to win the top flight in England where many of his compatriots have suffered dents to their reputations over the years.
Liverpool fans can finally celebrate league title with paradeLONDON: Liverpool will host a victory parade on the May 26 Bank Holiday after clinching their 20th top-flight title with victory over Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday, the club have announced.
Ipswich relegated after one season in Premier LeagueNEWCASTLE: Ipswich were relegated from the Premier League after slumping to a 3-0 defeat against Newcastle on Saturday.
Guardiola says Man City must show ‘spirit’ to get back on topLONDON: Pep Guardiola has vowed Manchester City will be back to their best next season after losing their “spirit” during a turbulent campaign that exposed an unexpected lack of hunger in his side.
Brentford see off Brighton in 4-2 thriller as Mbeumo shinesLONDON: Brentford picked up their first home win in nine games on Saturday in an eventful 4-2 victory against 10-man Brighton, aided by two goals and an assist from Bryan Mbeumo.
Newcastle manager Howe recovering from pneumoniaLONDON: Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe is recovering in hospital after being diagnosed with pneumonia and will miss this week's matches, the Premier League club said yesterday.
De Bruyne bids Man City farewell as one of the all-time greatsLONDON: When Manchester City signed Kevin De Bruyne for a record fee in 2015, the sceptics wondered if the Belgian who flopped at Chelsea was worth the money, but after a decade of remarkable service he will leave the club as a Premier League great.
Tarkowski tackle was ‘reckless’ but online abuse unacceptable, says MoyesLONDON: Everton boss David Moyes conceded James Tarkowski’s tackle against Liverpool for which he escaped a red card was reckless but he defended his centre back today after the player received online abuse and death threats following the clash.
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