Newcastle’s Willock, Shelvey will miss final two Premier League games: Howe
MANCHESTER: Eddie Howe has confirmed that two of his Newcastle United midfielders’ seasons have come to an end due to injury.
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Arsenal nears return to Champions League; Everton out of relegation zone
MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Manchester City started celebrations to mark a decade since its first Premier League title by trying to prevent the sixth success being as tense or dramatic with a rout started and ended by Raheem Sterling.
Staveley chat and Howe's simple demand - Moments you may have missed from Newcastle defeat
Newcastle United were taught a footballing lesson as title-chasing Manchester City strolled to a 5-0 win at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday. Raheem Sterling nabbed a brace, while Phil Foden, Aymeric Laporte and Rodri also found the net.
‘I wouldn’t go anywhere near him!’ – Jamie Carragher warns Pep Guardiola against signing Manchester United contract rebel Paul Pogba
Jamie Carragher believes Manchester City would be making a big mistake if they sign Paul Pogba on a free transfer and has hit out at the Manchester United contract rebel’s lack of work ethic.
‘There’s no better learning curve’; Howe philosophical as Newcastle plan to narrow gap to leaders
Newcastle boss Eddie Howe refused to be too downbeat after watching his side mauled by Manchester City and feels his players will learn from the experience.
Newcastle owner's reaction, away end show Man City up and double bonus before Arsenal - 5 things
Newcastle United suffered a 5-0 defeat against Man City as the Magpies were given a fresh reminder of how far they have to go to close the gap on the elite.
Man City go three points clear, Everton out of bottom three
MANCHESTER : Manchester City lifted the gloom of their Champions League exit to seize control of the Premier League title race with a 5-0 hammering of Newcastle United and Everton took a big leap towards safety on Sunday.
Man City trounce Newcastle to open up three-point lead
MANCHESTER, England: Manchester City reclaimed top spot in the Premier League with a 5-0 drubbing of Newcastle United that allowed the reigning champions to open up a three-point lead over Liverpool at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday (May 8).