The best and fastest football news aggregator for the UK
Arsenal’s ugly win came on an ugly day but it has set the stage perfectly for the final day of the season.
They have asked Manchester City the question. It is one they have answered successfully so often in the past but all Arsenal could do was put it in front of them and, in this context, it was mission accomplished.
It all came on a ground where they have
Moyes, 61, is in his second spell in charge of West Ham having returned to the club in December 2019.
Former Premier League striker Chris Sutton said West Ham’s owners could have shown Moyes “more respect” and that they had “messed” the former Manchester United and Everton boss around.
“Look, there’s a lot of things in football that can be done a lot better,” added Moyes, who won the Europa
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe says he is planning for Bruno Guimaraes and Alexander Isak to remain at the club next season.
Brazil midfielder Guimaraes has been linked, external with a number of clubs ahead of the summer transfer window, including Manchester City and Arsenal.
Arsenal are also reportedly interested, external in signing Sweden international Isak.
“I’m planning for them to be here. Yes, all my planning is with
“I am confident we will stay up and I’m confident that you will see in years to come where Forest will be,” the 56-year-old said.
“It’s a great team, it inspires us and we want to do more and you will see in the years to come that we have big dreams for Forest.”
In March, Forest were docked four points after an independent commission found their losses to 2022-23
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe says he wants to build a team around Bruno Guimaraes after it emerged the Brazil midfielder’s £100m release clause expires this summer.
Guimaraes, 26, has been one of Newcastle’s standout players this season and has been linked with Manchester City and Arsenal.
He signed a new five-year contract in October 2023, having impressed following a move from Lyon in January 2022.
Howe wants Guimaraes to stay
Xabi Alonso says he will remain in his role as Bayer Leverkusen manager next season despite interest from Liverpool and Bayern Munich.
“I feel this is the right place to be for me as a young coach,” said Alonso.
Leverkusen are on the brink of a first Bundesliga title and unbeaten in all competitions this season.
Alonso, the 42-year-old ex-Liverpool midfielder, was also seen as a candidate to take over
Referees’ chief Howard Webb has said the video assistant referee (VAR) was right not to interfere as Liverpool were not given a late penalty in their recent 1-1 draw with Manchester City.
City winger Jeremy Doku caught Alexis Mac Allister with a high boot in