Dele Alli: Where it all went wrong, Jose Mourinho scars and Everton struggles
Few English midfielders in recent memory have sparked the kind of excitement and fanfare that Dele Alli produced having joined Tottenham Hotspur from MK Dons.
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Jose Mourinho PSG message gives Thomas Tuchel hope for Chelsea's Real Madrid miracle
Chelsea have given themselves a steep hill to climb as they take to the Bernabeu on Tuesday night. The reigning European champions will take on competition royalty in their home stadium.
Erik ten Hag's feelings on Darwin Nunez transfer are clear as Man Utd get £113m warning
Rangnick comments on ten Hag rumours as Man Utd close in on new boss
Granovskaia seguirá en el Chelsea con el nuevo propietario
Al margen del partido de vuelta de los cuartos de final de Champions, que acapara la mayoría de los focos, el Chelsea vivirá este viernes un momento crucial para su futuro. Los cuatro grupos inversores inmersos en el proceso de compra del club deberán enviar sus ofertas definitivas. De esas cuatro propuestas -lideradas por sir Martin Broughton, la familia Ricketts, Steve Pagliuca y Todd Boehly- saldrá el próximo propietario del equipo londinense.
Gary Neville ‘not sure’ Arsenal can recover from setbacks and says fourth is ‘Tottenham’s for the taking’
Manchester United legend Gary Neville says fourth-place is “Tottenham’s for the taking” and insists he “never trusted” Arsenal after their recent setbacks in the race for Champions League qualification.
Ancelotti responds to Tuchel claiming Chelsea are already out of Champions League
Carlo Ancelotti has dismissed Thomas Tuchel’s claim that Chelsea’s hopes of knocking Real Madrid out of the Champions League are already over.
Timo Werner has chance to turn Chelsea career around in defining week
When backing Romelu Lukaku to rediscover his form at Chelsea, Thomas Tuchel said last week that the fortunes of a struggling striker can turn around in the blink of an eye.
Gary Neville explains his surprise at Manchester United's current position
Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville believes his old club's top-four prospects are over following Saturday's forgettable 1-0 defeat to relegation-threatened Everton at Goodison Park, insisting they have emerged from the most recent international break in a far worse state than he imagined.