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Sunday will celebrate the two best teams not just in the Premier League but in the history of the competition. Manchester City and Liverpool have raised the standard required to win the division to extraordinary and unprecedented highs, and both are still within touching distance of breaking through the 90-point barrier once again.
Rocquelin is moving sideways to a new job overseeing the many drivers in the Red Bull junior programme after over 15 seasons with the Milton Keynes-based outfit.
Thomas Tuchel pretty much knows what to expect from Southampton this afternoon. Yet that will not make Chelsea's task any easier as the Blues attempt to get back on track after disappointing and calamitous defeats to Brentford and Real Madrid.
(Reuters) - Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick said he has already had told the Premier League club's board what changes need be made to the squad in the close season transfer window and he was willing to discuss them with his successor.
(Reuters) - Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp said Sunday's top-of-the-table Premier League clash with Manchester City will be no different from any other match and the German does not expect champions City to be under more pressure.
As Chelsea looks for their new owner, the Blues should have a busy transfer window if all goes well. There are several players that may be at the top of Thomas Tuchel's list to bring in. However, this is no longer the Roman Abramovich era. A new owner will come in with a different regime of doing business. This could mean a player for player transfer system.
Super Eagles captain William Troost-Ekong, expressing his sadness after losing the World Cup ticket to Ghana in Abuja
Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp said Sunday's top-of-the-table Premier League clash with Manchester City will be no different from any other match and the German does not expect champions City to be under more pressure.