Arsenal will assess a number of injuries ahead of their Premier League clash at home to bottom club Norwich.
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Southend manager Sol Campbell leaves by mutual consent
Southend manager Sol Campbell and his backroom staff have left the club by mutual consent.
Mikel Arteta favours William Saliba loan extension for Coupe de France final
Arsenal head coach Mikel Arteta wants to see William Saliba stay at Saint-Etienne as he believes the teenager has “earned the right” to play in the Coupe de France final.
A closer look at Keith Curle – the experienced manager toasting first promotion
Keith Curle has secured his first promotion as a manager after guiding Northampton to success in the League Two play-off final.
Chris Wilder: Jose Mourinho is one of the greatest managers in modern era
Sheffield United boss Chris Wilder insists Jose Mourinho remains one of the greatest managers of the modern era as his side prepare to host Tottenham on Thursday.
How Alan Pardew and Newcastle have fared during ex-manager’s eight-year deal
Alan Pardew’s remarkable eight-year deal at Newcastle would have finally expired on Tuesday.
Latest round of Premier League testing for Covid-19 provides one positive test
The Premier League has returned one positive test for Covid-19 for a second week running following the resumption of play.
Craig Gordon keen to play his part and put Hearts in the right place
“Joining the fight” for Hearts felt right for Craig Gordon as the Scotland goalkeeper returned to his boyhood club.
Aleksandar Mitrovic hit with three-match ban
Fulham striker Aleksandar Mitrovic has been banned for three matches after being found guilty of violent conduct in Saturday’s 3-0 defeat at Leeds.
Brendan Rodgers says Leicester will adapt if coronavirus measures are tightened
Brendan Rodgers feels Leicester are flexible enough to react should they be subjected to stricter local lockdown measures.
Ross Barkley says Frank Lampard hunger for trophies gives Chelsea FA Cup edge
Ross Barkley believes Frank Lampard’s ruthless desire to win trophies can give Chelsea the edge in the FA Cup.
Wycombe captain Matt Bloomfield relishing underdog status ahead of play-offs
Matt Bloomfield insists Wycombe will wear the underdogs tag with pride during the League One play-offs as they have already sealed their place in the club’s history books.
Ralph Hasenhuttl hopes Danny Ings can be a golden boot winner
Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl has backed Danny Ings to compete for the Premier League golden boot after his double inspired his side’s emphatic 3-1 win at struggling Watford.
Craig Gordon says goodbye to Celtic as he opts for new challenge
Scotland goalkeeper Craig Gordon has signalled the end of his Celtic career as he bid farewell to the club on social media.
Lewis Grabban at the double as Forest brush aside toothless Terriers
Lewis Grabban scored twice to help Sabri Lamouchi celebrate a year in charge of Nottingham Forest with a comfortable 3-1 win over sorry Huddersfield.
Roy Hodgson wary of injuries as Crystal Palace target top 10 finish
Roy Hodgson believes Crystal Palace’s chances of a top-10 Premier League finish will hinge on the Eagles’ injury fortunes.
Picture of the day – June 28
Liverpool’s Steven Gerrard shakes hands with Liverpool chief executive Rick Parry during a press conference at Anfield where he confirmed he was staying with Liverpool.
Man City will form guard of honour for ‘exceptional’ Liverpool – Pep Guardiola
Manchester City will form a guard of honour for new champions Liverpool when the sides meet next Thursday, manager Pep Guardiola has said.
Solskjaer lauds Maguire after his late winner steers United into FA Cup semis
Harry Maguire earned a glowing assessment from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer after the Manchester United captain’s extra-time winner at Norwich sealed the Red Devils’ spot in the FA Cup semi-finals.
Ian Baraclough ‘energised and excited’ after being named Northern Ireland boss
Ian Baraclough has been named as Northern Ireland’s new manager as the 49-year-old steps up from the Under-21s role to succeed Michael O’Neill.