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Thomas Frank insists Brentford will be giving it their all against Leeds on the final day of the season – but could not resist a joke about the possibility of playing the Bees’ B team.
Arsenal began the season with five players who could feasibly play at right-back, so it made sense for Mikel Arteta to offload some of his fringe options.
Liverpool travel to Southampton on Tuesday night knowing they need to win to keep their Premier League title hopes alive.
Liverpool will be without Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk for the trip to Southampton on Tuesday and possibly their clash with Wolves on Sunday, but both will be back for the Champions League final next week.
Jack Grealish insists Sunday's showdown at The Etihad is about Manchester City - not his reunion with former club Aston Villa.
Ten years after financial oblivion plunged them into Scotland's bottom tier, Rangers are on the brink of lifting their first European trophy in half a century as they meet Eintracht Frankfurt in the final of the Europa League on Wednesday. Administration, liquidation and relegation all blighted a broken club in 2012 but if the Rangers recovery was complete when they won the Scottish Premiership again last season, a final in Seville now offers them a shot at European glory too.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is sure Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk will be fit to face Real Madrid in the Champions League final despite going off in Saturday's FA Cup final win over Chelsea.
On Saturday the Hearts striker will take to the field in the Scottish Cup final looking to help his loan side defeat Rangers and earn his first piece of silverware. The Hampden showdown is, however, sandwiched between two potentially massive matches for patent club Everton, who are looking to avoid drop to the second tier of English football for the first time in 71 years.