David Moyes calls for IFAB to change the handball law
West Ham boss David Moyes believes the International Football Association Board (IFAB) should be looking at changing the handball law.
Eddie Howe believes a little bit of luck can boost Bournemouth’s survival bid
Eddie Howe feels Bournemouth will have to make their own luck to get themselves out of the Premier League relegation zone.
Guardiola hails ‘incredible’ Aguero as striker closes on Henry record
Sergio Aguero stands on the brink of another milestone as Premier League champions Manchester City head to Aston Villa this weekend.
It has to be a goal – Hammers boss Moyes hits out at last-gasp VAR call
West Ham boss David Moyes insisted VAR got it wrong after the technology denied his team a last-gasp equaliser against Sheffield United.
I’m not scared to tell Ed Woodward what I think – Solskjaer
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insists he does stand his ground in discussions with Ed Woodward.
Jose Mourinho admits it will take time to shape Tottenham squad
Jose Mourinho said it will take several transfer windows for him to get his Tottenham squad into shape and accepts his big-spending days are behind him.
Mikel Arteta impressed by Arsenal defender David Luiz’s leadership qualities
Mikel Arteta wants David Luiz to act as a leader to his Arsenal squad after being impressed by the defender’s attitude.
Chelsea boss Frank Lampard admits selling Olivier Giroud would be a risk
Frank Lampard has admitted it would be a calculated gamble to let Olivier Giroud leave Chelsea without signing a replacement.
Villa manager Smith refuses to give Manchester City an easy victory
Aston Villa boss Dean Smith insists he will never give Manchester City an easy checkmate.
Ralph Hasenhuttl did not lose faith after record-breaking defeat to Leicester
Ralph Hasenhuttl never contemplated quitting as Southampton manager following the record-breaking 9-0 loss to Leicester and remains grateful for the opportunity to make amends.
Bruce backs misfiring striker Joelinton to find his feet in Premier League
Steve Bruce has insisted misfiring £40million striker Joelinton is not alone as he attempts to adapt to life in the Premier League.
Pearson happy to be labelled as Watford’s firefighter
Nigel Pearson is happy to be labelled a firefighter as long as he can keep Watford’s Premier League flame alight.
Rodgers does not believe Leicester striker Vardy will perform England U-turn
Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers does not believe Jamie Vardy will perform an England U-turn and step into the breach in the wake of Harry Kane’s major injury.
Roy Hodgson still believes Christian Benteke has a future at Crystal Palace
Roy Hodgson insists Christian Benteke still has a future at Crystal Palace despite the arrival of Everton forward Cenk Tosun on a loan deal until the end of the campaign.
VAR rules out injury-time West Ham effort as Sheffield United win to go fifth
Chris Wilder celebrated signing his new Sheffield United contract with victory against West Ham, who were denied a dramatic injury-time equaliser by VAR.
Al Sadd insist Barcelona have made no approach to appoint Xavi
Xavi’s club Al Sadd insist they have had no official approach for the coach to return to his former club Barcelona.
Wolves striker Patrick Cutrone joins Fiorentina on loan
Wolves striker Patrick Cutrone has joined Fiorentina on an 18-month loan deal.
Southend confirm players have been paid and insist Tranmere game will go ahead
Southend have described the delay in paying players as a “blip” and reassured supporters that Saturday’s game with Tranmere will go ahead.
Christie ban due to ‘brutal’ act as SFA publishes written reasons
Ryan Christie was deemed to have committed a deliberate act of “brutality” against Alfredo Morelos in the incident which sparked a two-match ban for the Celtic midfielder.
Manchester City fan given five-year ban for racially abusing Raheem Sterling
A Manchester City supporter has received a five-year football banning order after shouting racist abuse at winger Raheem Sterling.
Sheffield United boss Wilder signs new deal
Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has signed a new four-and-a-half-year contract to keep him at the club until the summer of 2024.
Betting firms deserve no credit for ending FA Cup rights row, says Labour MP
The gambling industry should be given no credit for its part in ending the row over FA Cup matches being exclusively streamed on betting sites, an MP has said.
Bournemouth’s Chris Mepham misses clash with Watford due to knee problem
Bournemouth defender Chris Mepham is expected be out for up to three months with a knee injury, the PA news agency understands.
Arsenal youngster Smith Rowe joins Huddersfield on loan
Huddersfield have announced the signing of midfielder Emile Smith Rowe on loan from Arsenal.
Chris Mepham out for three months as Bournemouth injury crisis deepens
Bournemouth defender Chris Mepham is expected be out for up to three months with a knee injury, the PA news agency understands.
McGregor feels Celtic achieved their three main goals in first half of season
Callum McGregor believes Celtic achieved their three main goals in the first half of the season.
Emile Smith Rowe completes loan move to Huddersfield
Arsenal midfielder Emile Smith Rowe has joined Huddersfield on loan for the rest of the season.
Stoke stand behind McClean and call for ‘vile’ chants to be reported
Stoke have condemned “discriminatory” chants aimed at James McClean and offered the Republic of Ireland international their full support.
Harry Maguire set to be fit to face Norwich
Harry Maguire could make a quicker-than-expected return from a hip injury for Manchester United’s Premier League clash with Norwich on Saturday.
Rodgers reiterates Leicester’s determination to hang on to Maddison
Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers has been forced to reiterate to clubs hoping to prise away James Maddison that the playmaker is not for sale.