Ronaldo, Gerrard, Henry: Owen and Wright debate greatest Premier League XI
Michael Owen, alongside Ian Wright, has picked his greatest Premier League XI in its 30 year history.
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Erik ten Hag has taken the first major decision to leave his imprint on Manchester United
Erik ten Hag was avoiding discussing Cristiano Ronaldo when he noted the promise of Raphael Varane and Lisandro Martinez as a partnership against Rayo Vallecano, only he had already assigned Harry Maguire first-choice status.
Premier League takeaways: Kane on trophy trail, Chelsea stars suffer, Ten Hag's big calls
It was only a year ago that the new Tottenam Hotspur manager Nuno Espirito Santo left an unhappy Harry Kane out of his starting line-up for the opening game of the season against Manchester City – the team he was pushing for a move to. The England captain was desperately unhappy at the club's failure to win a Champions League spot with his hopes of securing silverware seemingly as far away as ever.
The story of the 10,000 Manchester United fans who marched against the Glazers
The weather was ominous on Monday afternoon in Trafford, Manchester. The rain was torrential and dark clouds had gathered above, which seemed a metaphor for the bleak mood around Manchester United ahead of their game against Liverpool at Old Trafford.
The 11 players with the most goals for one club in 21st century after Harry Kane reaches 250
Harry Kane was Tottenham Hotspur‘s match winner for the umpteenth time last Saturday afternoon.
Messi, Ronaldo, Kane: 11 players with most goals for one club in the 21st century
Harry Kane was Tottenham Hotspur‘s match winner for the umpteenth time last Saturday afternoon.
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge add to tributes for retiring Ellen White
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge congratulated Ellen White on her history-making career while Beth Mead hailed her “hero” after the all-time leading England women’s goalscorer announced her retirement at the age of 33.
Man City star and England hero Ellen White announces retirement from football
Manchester City Women and England striker Ellen White has announced her retirement from football at the age of 33. White made the shock announcement via her social media channels on Monday afternoon, bringing an end to a glittering career that has spanned over 17 years.