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Of all the players to deal a hammer blow to Arsenal’s Champions League qualification hopes, the script was written for Bruno Guimaraes. Newcastle’s Brazilian midfield lynchpin has been a revelation since joining from Lyon in the January transfer window.
Jordan Rhodes rolled back the years to fire Huddersfield Town to within one game of a Premier League return.
Blackpool’s Jake Daniels has become the UK’s first currently active male professional footballer to come out as gay. The 17-year-old forward is the first Briton in the men’s professional game to come out publicly since Justin Fashanu in 1990 and said he was inspired by Tom Daley and other athletes from around the world.
Rangers are less than 48 hours away from kicking off in one of the biggest matches in the club’s history.
Callum Wilson says he was blown away by the atmosphere at St James' Park as Newcastle United rolled Arsenal over 2-0 in the Premier League.
Jordan Rhodes' solitary late strike sealed Huddersfield victory in the second leg of their Sky Bet Championship play-off semi-final against Luton and a 2-1 aggregate win. Rhodes, a first-half substitute for Danny Ward, stole in at the far post in the 82nd minute to edge the Terriers closer to a Premier League return after a three-year absence. It was tough on Luton, who were the better side for long periods on the night after being held 1-1 at Kenilworth Road in Friday's first leg.
Jack Grealish is banishing the idea of winning the Premier League by beating his former club Aston Villa next Sunday. The £100million signing from the Midlands club is just one win away from his first title winner’s medal after sparking a comeback to 2-2 with a goal at West Ham that is likely to set up the Blues up for a simple equation on the last day - win and they are champions.