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As Man City travelled to Merseyside to take on Everton on Saturday evening, looking to extend their lead at the top of the Premier League table, the first flurry of Liverpool fans started to descend on the capital.
Defending champions and Premier League leaders Manchester City dodged a massive bullet on Saturday as they edged Everton 1-0 at Goodison Park. Phil Foden struck in the 82nd minute to give Manchester City all the three points, and, more importantly, open up a six-point gap over second-placed Liverpool, who play Chelsea in the League Cup final later on Sunday. City, however, survived a late scare after Everton's shout for a penalty was waived away after a VAR review for a handball by midfielder Rodri.
Chelsea have come in for lots of criticism, after their very short statement about the invasion of Ukraine failed to mention 'Russia.'
Lawrence Okolie will make the second defence of his WBO cruiserweight world title as he takes on Michal Cieslak at the O2 Arena tonight.
Speaking to Football Insider, former Scotland coach and BBC pundit Alex McLeish has made a claim involving Tottenham defender Ryan Sessegnon and his manager Antonio Conte.
Chelsea have said they are ‘praying for peace’ in Ukraine but declined to make any comment on the Russian forces or the country’s president, Vladimir Putin. On Sunday the club released a terse statement simply reading: Ad/> “The situation in Ukraine is horrific and devastating.
On Saturday afternoon, Chelsea announced that the club would be placed in the ‘stewardship’ of the club’s charitable trust. That was followed by a remarkably brief statement on their website saying those at the club were ‘praying for peace’ in Ukraine. Both acts were likely in response to the growing attention and criticism towards club owner Roman Abramovich.
Johannesburg - With a defence that is shakier than a rope suspension bridge, guilty of shipping in 34 goals in 26 English Premier League matches, it is not rocket science concluding that fourth-placed Manchester United are in dire need of a defensive shake-up.