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Manchester City’s hopes of retaining the Premier League title officially came to an end after a dramatic 1-1 draw away at AFC Bournemouth, confirming Arsenal F.C. as champions with one game remaining. Despite a late equaliser from Erling Haaland, City could not find the winner they desperately needed at the Vitality Stadium, ending their title defence in disappointing fashion after a difficult and inconsistent campaign. The hosts were excellent throughout much of the evening

A draw for Tottenham against Chelsea would leave them virtually safe from relegation. Tottenham travel to Chelsea knowing that a win would leave them mathematically safe from relegation. West Ham’s loss to Newcastle on Sunday means that a point for Spurs would almost certainly secure Premier League survival, due to their goal difference advantage over the Hammers. Chelsea meanwhile will look to boost their hopes of European qualification and beat one of their biggest riva

Manchester City F.C. arrive at the Vitality Stadium on Tuesday night with their Premier League title hopes still alive, but the build-up to the game has been dominated by confirmation that Pep Guardiola will leave the club at the end of the season after a decade in charge. The announcement, made by Guardiola to his players following the leak of the news on Monday night, brings an end to one of the greatest managerial eras English football has ever seen. Since arriving in 2016

Gunners edge past Burnley to move one step closer to Premier League glory Kai Havertz turned Arsenal’s hero on Monday evening as he rose to meet a Bukayo Saka corner from six yards out in the 37th minute to score the only goal of the game. Havertz then became the centre of VAR controversy in the second half after his foul on Lesley Ugochukwu was deemed worthy of only a yellow card, despite the challenge appearing high, late, and with studs showing on the midfielder’s calf. In

Arsenal F.C. look to edge closer to Premier League glory as they face Burnley F.C. at the Emirates on Monday night. As the league season draws to a close, Mikel Arteta’s Gunners find themselves two points ahead of rivals Manchester City F.C. at the top of the table. With Arteta’s former mentor, Pep Guardiola, and his City side in action on Tuesday night against Bournemouth, Arsenal have a fantastic opportunity to put one hand on the title with victory on Monday. But their opp

#Merky FC’s flagship tournament is set to return. #Merky FC, a football careers programme managed by Stormzy and sportswear giant adidas, will host the #Merky FC Cup on May 31st. The tournament will see teams of three compete against each other at #Merky FC’s home venue, Selhurst Sports Arena. The winning team will be taken to New York City for this summer’s World Cup. Stormzy said… “the #Merky FC Cup is about creating opportunities for young people to come through, express

Newcastle dealt West Ham a crushing blow in the relegation battle, securing a commanding 3-1 victory at St James’ Park despite a sensational strike from Taty Castellanos. For the Hammers, this was a match loaded with pressure and consequence. Victory could have lifted them out of the relegation zone ahead of Tottenham’s clash with Chelsea on Tuesday night. Instead, defeat leaves their Premier League survival hopes hanging by a thread heading into the final weekend of the seas

Everton’s final game at the Hill Dickinson Stadium this season ended in disappointing fashion, as they fell to a 3–1 defeat against a Sunderland side still dreaming of European football in their first season back in the Premier League. It was a poor performance from David Moyes’ men in the Scotsman’s 753rd Premier League game as a manager, with the Toffees collapsing late on against the Black Cats after taking a one-goal lead. The home side went in front just before half-time

Manchester United came into this fixture against Nottingham Forest surrounded by emotion, reflection and a glimpse into the future. Old Trafford bid farewell to its beloved Brazilian maestro Casemiro, a player who brought leadership, steel and big-game composure back into United’s midfield during turbulent years at the club. Yet alongside the emotion came a reminder of what may lie ahead, as 15-year-old JJ Gabriel was presented with the Under-18s Player of the Year award, sym

Manchester United head into this fixture against Nottingham Forest with something unfamiliar beginning to emerge around the club a sense of direction. Credible reports now suggest Michael Carrick is set to become the next permanent Manchester United manager. It is a decision already loaded with symbolism at Old Trafford. Perhaps that is where the caution begins. Manchester United have been here before. The emotional pull of familiarity. The desire to reconnect with the past.