Dalglish praises NHS staff after coronavirus hospital release
Sir Kenny Dalglish has praised the efforts of NHS workers across the nation after being released from hospital following a positive coronavirus diagnosis.
How will the EFL finish the season in 56 days?
English Football League clubs have been told the season can be completed in 56 days when it is safe to resume after the coronavirus pandemic.
Exclusive: Why the 2020s are going to belong to Rashford
The 22-year-old, Marcus Rashford is already one of the world’s hottest young talents – and he tells FourFourTwo about his designs on the next decade.
West Ham announce player wage deferrals, cuts during shutdown
West Ham players have agreed to defer part of their wages during the coronavirus suspension, with David Sullivan, David Gold and fellow shareholders agreeing to inject £30 million into the club.
Liverpool great Kenny Dalglish in hospital with coronavirus
Liverpool great Sir Kenny Dalglish has tested positive for coronavirus but “remains asymptomatic”, his family have said in a statement.
Ranked: Top 10 best left-backs in the world
The full-back is becoming an ever-more important aspect of the game – check out our picks for the top left-backs on planet Earth right now.
The key questions on the impact of coronavirus on football
The football calendar has been decimated as the world looks to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. FourFourTwoSA takes a look at Covid-19’s impact on the beautiful game.
Tottenham reinforce social distancing rules after players spotted training
Tottenham Hotspur’s players have been reminded of their responsibilities during the coronavirus lockdown after some were spotted flouting social distancing rules as Jose Mourinho was seen working in a public park with Tanguy Ndombele.
EPL chief warns pandemic may cost at least £1 billion
The coronavirus pandemic could cost the Premier League ‘at least £1 billion’, the competition’s chief executive Richard Masters has warned.
Solskjaer wants United ready for return to ‘normality’
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is looking at transfer targets during the lockdown and believes Manchester United are well placed to exploit any knock-on effects of the coronavirus suspension.