Nottingham Forest boss fumes over Manchester United call but three key players shine
Your Nottingham Forest headlines around the FA Youth Cup final defeat last night...
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Your Nottingham Forest headlines around the FA Youth Cup final defeat last night...
A Kevin de Bruyne masterclass helped Manchester City move within touching distance of another Premier League title after he scored four goals in a 5-1 thrashing of Wolves.
Alf Inge Haaland, affectionately known as Alfie, played his last Premier League match for Manchester City on a late April afternoon 21 years ago. City were on their way to relegation and although Alfie contributed to a victory that day against West Ham, the moment of the drop to the second tier was only delayed.
Rice to reject eye-watering West Ham contract West Ham United have tabled an eye-watering eight-year contract extension to Declan Rice, worth £200,000 per week. The Sun report that the 23-year-old is ready to reject the big-money deal in favour of playing for a top-level club. Rice has already rejected four extension offers at the east London club after seeing the struggles that England team-mate Harry Kane publicly underwent last summer when he wanted to leave boyhood club Tottenham Hotspur.
Pep Guardiola described Kevin De Bruyne's form as "beyond perfect" after the Belgian scored four goals in a 5-1 thrashing of Wolves that took Manchester City another step closer to retaining the Premier League.
WOLVERHAMPTON, England :Manchester City's midfield genius Kevin De Bruyne scored four goals on Wednesday in a 5-1 win at Wolverhampton Wanderers to put his team in a commanding position to retain the Premier League with two games remaining.
The summer transfer window hasn't even opened and it already feels as though Manchester United have some catching up to do if they are really to upset the apple cart next season.
George Johnston believes Marlon Fossey was 'massive' for Bolton Wanderers in the second half of last season while James Trafford dealt with the pressure of playing in front of big crowds well for a young player.