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Newcastle United face arguably the toughest test of their current unbeaten run with Sunday's encounter at Chelsea. The Magpies are yet to suffer a league defeat in 2022, but are still considered the underdogs against Thomas Tuchel's side.
Paul Merson has made the bizarre claim that Eddie Howe will be hoping Newcastle United do not secure a top-half finish. The Magpies are now just four points adrift of 10th-place Southampton following a 2-1 victory at St Mary's on Thursday night.
Southampton boss Ralph Hasenhuttl has demanded a swift response from his players as they prepare to face struggling Watford at St Mary’s on Sunday.
Burnley stumbled in their attempt to stay up as they lost 2-0 to Brentford after Ivan Toney’s late goals. The game at Brentford Community Ground had been looking like it would finish as a goalless draw and a point for each team — that point would have taken Sean Dyche’s side out of the bottom three.
West Brom have not been shy when it comes to signing new players from fellow English clubs over the past few years.
Bournemouth and Lyon have emerged as the latest clubs to join the race for exciting Bristol City midfielder Han-Noah Massengo, as per a report from Bristol World.
Fernandinho feels confidence is high as Manchester City head towards the “time of truth”.
Zak Crawley and a confident captain's knock by Joe Root lifted England into a commanding position, 153 runs ahead in their second innings after day four of the first Test against West Indies on Friday. Crawley (117) and Root (84) scored freely for an unbeaten 193-run second-wicket partnership, pushing England to 217 for one in North Sound on the island of Antigua, where stumps were drawn early due to a late afternoon tropical downpour. While a draw is still probably the most likely result, the partnership all but eliminated any chance of a West Indies victory barring an extremely bold declaration by Root early on the final day. England, however, will be disappointed to have lost more than 23 overs because of the rain. After West Indies scored at a snail's pace in eking out a 64-run first innings lead, England quickly wiped out the deficit, playing with intent rather than simply trying to occupy the crease.