What comes next for Antonio Conte and Tottenham as Daniel Levy handed pivotal summer decision
Joe Cole full of praise for Thomas Tuchel and his impact over the past 12 months
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What happened between Martin Odegaard and Granit Xhaka after Arsenal's late winner vs Wolves
Joe Cole full of praise for Thomas Tuchel and his impact over the past 12 months
Manchester United v Watford: match preview
Manchester United are unbeaten in 10 games in all competitions, Watford have only one victory in all competitions since November. Yet the reverse fixture was Watford’s 4-1 win that resulted in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s sacking and the hiring of Ralf Rangnick as interim-manager. Watford now also have a new coach – Roy Hodgson – and in the fight against relegation, he would dearly love to complete the home and away double over United. Jamie Jackson
What Manchester United must do to fix their Marcus Rashford problem
How do you fix a problem like Marcus Rashford? An adored player falling on hard times is one of the worst scenarios for any fanbase to witness.
"Most improved player under Conte" - Sky Sports reporter raves over "colossal" Tottenham ace
Sky Sports reporter Michael Bridge thinks Tottenham defender Eric Dier has had a significant upturn in form since Antonio Conte arrived at the club.
Mark Hughes was not ready for football to retire him after taking Bradford job
Mark Hughes always believed he would return to management after coming down the divisions to take over at Bradford on a two-and-a-half-year contract, saying: “I wasn’t prepared for the game to retire me.”
‘The club is very happy about my work’ – Antonio Conte says he has Daniel Levy’s backing at Tottenham Hotspur
Antonio Conte has said that he retains the backing of Daniel Levy at Tottenham, playing down comments he made after the 1-0 defeat to Burnley on Wednesday. Conte questioned his ability to turn the situation around in north London and admitted he was considering resigning after a run of four defeats in their last five Premier League games, but insisted that those words were said in the heat of the moment. Ad/> In Friday’s pre-match press conference, he explained: “The club is the first to know our real situation.
'I don't have many years left' - Manchester United striker Cristiano Ronaldo sees retirement on the horizon
Cristiano Ronaldo wants to play into his 40s and add to his trophy collection before he retires, though he admits: 'I know I don't have many years left playing.' The 37-year-old Manchester United striker returned to the Premier League this season after leaving Juventus, and has 15 goals in 29 club appearances this term. Ad/> That represents a slowing down of his scoring rate from this time in Italy, and further still from his peak years at Real Madrid where he averaged around a goal a game. Premier League'Situation is desperately sad' — Prem managers speak about Ukraine crisisAN HOUR AGO The Portugal international is aware he is in the final years of his career, but does not see retirement as imminent.