Man United clash will not decide Premier League title – Klopp

Jurgen Klopp is targeting all three points against Manchester United on Sunday but the Liverpool manager insists victory at Old Trafford would guarantee them the Premier League title.

Burnley shock Spurs on Kane’s return

Harry Kane scored on his return from injury but Tottenham’s Premier League title charge was halted with a 2-1 defeat at Burnley after Ashley Barnes’ late strike.

Winning Carabao Cup will save Sarri’s job

Maurizio Sarri has been told that if he can defeat Manchester City and lift the Carabao Cup his job will be safe for more or less all of the presentation ceremony, FourFourTwo understands.

Fifa hand Chelsea two-window transfer ban

Fifa has banned Chelsea from signing new players in the next two transfer windows after breaching rules relating to the registration of players under 18, football’s governing body has confirmed.

Solskjaer: Martial, Lingard could be fit for Liverpool clash

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is hopeful he will have Anthony Martial and Jesse Lingard available again when Manchester United host Liverpool on Sunday.

Sarri: Chelsea’s season better than Arsenal’s

Maurizio Sarri questioned why Chelsea were being so heavily criticised, comparing their season favourably to that of rivals Arsenal.

Henderson: Liverpool players embracing title race pressure

Jordan Henderson insists Liverpool are relishing the pressure of being involved in a Premier League title race.

Fit-again Kane back in training

England striker Harry Kane has handed Tottenham Hotspur a fitness boost after posting a picture training alongside his teammates.

‘Sarri-ball is broken’: Sutton says time is up for Italian at Chelsea

Chris Sutton says Maurizio Sarri has led Chelsea for the last time after they exited the FA Cup with a 2-0 defeat to Manchester United at Stamford Bridge on Monday night.

Wenger raises questions over Ozil effort level

Former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger believes the decision to offer Mesut Ozil a long-term contract last year may have left the German in a ‘comfort zone’.