Salah fires Liverpool 16 points clear, Forest beat Man City
Premier League leaders Liverpool went 16 points clear after Mo Salah secured a comeback win against Southampton, while Nottingham Forest claimed a 1-0 win over Manchester City.
Dylan Johnson
Paqueta set for return as betting hearing looms
West Ham manager Graham Potter says Lucas Paqueta is focused on getting back on the pitch despite a FA hearing into alleged illegal betting allegations hanging over him.
Liverpool icon Klopp opens up in Cape Town
Former Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp reflected on his journey with the Reds in Cape Town, revealing he is set to return to Anfield in May.
PSG look for boost ahead of Liverpool second leg
PSG will hope to boost morale when they go to Rennes in Ligue 1 this weekend before attempting to overturn a 1-0 deficit against Liverpool.
Gunners can’t be late to the party on Thomas
Arsenal must act decisively to retain Ghanaian midfielder Thomas Partey, whose experience and leadership make him central to the Gunners’ title hopes, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.
Hakimi threatens Liverpool in Paris
When Paris Saint-Germain take on Liverpool in the UEFA Champions League tonight, all eyes will be on the stars of both teams. However, Moroccan fullback Achraf Hakimi will be the difference maker for PSG, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.
Victor Osimhen too good for Manchester United’s mess
Victor Osimhen is among the most sought-after strikers in world football and has continued to impress since joining Galatasaray on loan, but the Nigerian superstar must steer clear of a potential move to Manchester United, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.
Africans that can shake up the La Liga title race
Take a look at some the African stars that can influence the tightest La Liga title race in 32 years.
Ribeiro’s magic proves he is PSL’s best
Mamelodi Sundowns’ Brazilian star Lucas Ribeiro Costa is living up to the hype and is standing clear above the rest of his competitors in the PSL this season, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.
Mo Salah, AFCON, and Ballon d’Or bias
Jamie Carragher’s criticism of AFCON reflects a common bias among European fans as the tournament’s viewership and influence prove it plays a significant role in the game, writes DYLAN JOHNSON.