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Tottenham Hotspur face their biggest game of the season on Thursday with any hopes of landing a spot in the Champions League seemingly now requiring three points against their rivals.
Dimitar Berbatov has told his old club Tottenham not to be fixated on just keeping Harry Kane this summer, because top clubs will be eyeing Heung-min Son, too.
Arsenal travel to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Thursday evening in the knowledge that a second win of the season over north London rivals Spurs will guarantee them Champions League football next season.
Rice to reject eye-watering West Ham contract West Ham United have tabled an eye-watering eight-year contract extension to Declan Rice, worth £200,000 per week. The Sun report that the 23-year-old is ready to reject the big-money deal in favour of playing for a top-level club. Rice has already rejected four extension offers at the east London club after seeing the struggles that England team-mate Harry Kane publicly underwent last summer when he wanted to leave boyhood club Tottenham Hotspur.
Manchester United will be looking to sign a defensive midfielder this summer as they try to solve a problem that's plagued them for a number of seasons. Plenty of players have been linked with a move to Old Trafford and the Manchester Evenings News understands the club view the signing of a defensive midfielder as a priority.
Jesse Marsch believes Erling Haaland will become one of the best players in the world after the Norwegian striker completed his move to Manchester City,
One lucky Brit has just earned the title of the UK's biggest-ever lottery winner after bagging themselves a giant EuroMillions jackpot of £184 million.
En Maidstone, una pequeña ciudad situada al sureste de Londres, los niños no quieren ser como Harry Kane ni anhelan acudir cada fin de semana a Stamford Bridge. En Maidstone, los más jóvenes quieren seguir los pasos de Joan Luque (Barcelona, 1992), a quien animan desde las siempre abarrotadas gradas del Gallagher Stadium. «El sábado pasado me hice 700 fotos y firmé otros tantos autógrafos. Después de cada partido hay 15 o 20 niños esperándome en la puerta del vestuario. Mi madre, que vino el pasado fin de semana, dice que se sintió como la madre de Messi. Es una recompensa a mi trabajo y mi forma de ser. Me hacen sentir como en casa», descubre en AS un Luque pletórico tras ascender con el Maidstone United a la Quinta División de Inglaterra: «La sensación es rara porque hace unas semanas me rompí el cruzado y no he podido acabar la temporada, pero estoy muy contento de lo que he hecho. Solo espero que los mejores partidos del próximo curso, como las visitas al Oldham o al Notts County, toquen en la segunda vuelta, cuando esté ya recuperado».