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Eddie Howe calls on PIF to dig deep to fulfil Newcastle United’s Champions League ambitions

NEWCASTLE: It has been less than a week since Newcastle United’s two-decade wait to qualify for the Champions League was rubber-stamped, but Eddie Howe’s eyes are already turning to next season. The head coach, renowned for his incredible work ethic and drive, is not about to rest on his laurels just because Newcastle have muscled their way into Europe’s elite, way ahead of the ownership group’s schedule. Instead, he is urging those at the top — primarily majority shareholders, the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia — that while getting to the top might have been relatively inexpensive, the next step definitely won’t be.

Everton’s fight to avoid relegation gets prominent place in NBC’s Premier League coverage

LONDON: NBC’s Premier League team is used to covering the pomp and circumstance of the champions lifting the trophy on Championship Sunday. With Manchester City having their title ceremonies last week after winning their third straight Premier League title and fifth in the last six seasons, it’s all about the fight to avoid relegation going into the final match day. NBC’s studio crew and top announcer team will be at Goodison Park for Everton’s match against Bournemouth.

Haaland picks up Premier League player and young player prizes

LONDON: Erling Haaland became the first man to win both Premier League player and young player of the year awards in the same season on Saturday. The 22-year-old has taken just 35 appearances to set a new Premier League record of 36 goals in a single season to help Manchester City retain the title.

Newcastle United make shock call on experienced trio whose futures looked to be over on Tyneside

NEWCASTLE: The Premier League season comes to a close on Sunday — but for this experienced Newcastle United trio, the Magpies’ trip to Chelsea will not be the farewell many expected.

Brentford Vow To Help Banned Ivan Toney Over 'Gambling Addiction'

Premier League club Brentford have pledged to help Ivan Toney after an independent commission report revealed the banned England striker has a gambling addiction. Toney is serving an eight-month suspension after he admitted 232 breaches of the Football Association's betting rules. The independent regulatory commission imposed the sanctions, which included a 50,000 pounds ($62,000) fine, following a personal hearing. He is not able to train with Brentford until September 17, with his return to match action set for January next year.

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Eddie Howe calls on PIF to dig deep to fulfil Newcastle United’s Champions League ambitions

Everton’s fight to avoid relegation gets prominent place in NBC’s Premier League coverage

Haaland picks up Premier League player and young player prizes

Newcastle United make shock call on experienced trio whose futures looked to be over on Tyneside

Brentford Vow To Help Banned Ivan Toney Over 'Gambling Addiction'

FA reduced Ivan Toney's suspension due to gambling addiction diagnosis - ESPN

Manchester United thump Chelsea, seal Champions League place

Manchester United thump Chelsea, seal Champions League place