Forget Diop: Moyes must now unleash West Ham wonderkid who's "seriously good" today - opinion
West Ham United make the short trip to west London this afternoon as they take on Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League.
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Next Hibs manager: Roy Keane 'has discussed Easter Road job' with friends as he eyes return to management
The 50-year-old is better known for his television punditry these days after spells in charge of Sunderland and Ipswich Town and stints as assistant manager with Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest, and the Republic of Ireland national team.
Gary Neville makes Liverpool transfer admission as Man City hand Reds new problem
Here are your Liverpool morning headlines for Sunday, April 24.
All that glitters is not gold, neither is the Champions League
A knockout competition – played in two legged rounds from the first round – it was a hard, hard slog, to win this trophy.
Diogo Dalot knows securing top-four spot will be ‘really difficult’ for Man United
Diogo Dalot admits it will be difficult to accept Manchester United missing out on a Champions League place but wants to finish the season strongly after defeat at Arsenal all but extinguished their top-four hopes.
Kovacs pitará el City-Real Madrid
István Kovacs, colegiado rumano de 37 años de edad, ha sido elegido por la UEFA para dirigir el encuentro de semifinales que enfrentará al Manchester City y al Real Madrid este martes a partir de las 21:00 horas. Kovacs, internacional desde el año 2010, estará ayudado en las bandas por sus compatriotas Vasile Florin Marinescu y Ovidiu Artene, mientras que el cuarto árbitro será el portugués Artur Dias. El alemán Marco Fritz y su compatriota Bastian Danker estarán en el VAR. Curiosamente es el mismo colegiado que arbitró el encuentro que el Atlético de Madrid disputó en el Etihad Stadium en la ida de los cuartos de final de la máxima competición europea y que acabó con triunfo 'citizen' por la mínima (1-0). También será la primera vez que arbitre un encuentro del conjunto blanco en la Champions League.
Christian Eriksen: Tottenham reunion was special - I hope they finish in top four
Brentford midfielder Christian Eriksen says he hopes his former club Tottenham finish in the top four despite denting their Champions League hopes on Saturday.
Luis Diaz: from undernourished to roasting Europe’s top defenders
Ralf Rangnick honesty about tough rebuild at Manchester United