Arsenal star Bernd Leno 'decides next move' as Newcastle identify transfer alternative
Arsenal goalkeeper Bernd Leno has no interest in joining Newcastle and will instead pursue a transfer back to Germany this summer, according to reports.
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Simeone: "Seguramente el City tiene mejores jugadores, pero son dos partidos..."
Diego Pablo Simeone atendió a los medios desde la sala de prensa del Etihad Stadium, donde este martes visita al Manchester City de Guardiola.
Emma Hayes makes case for the defence as Chelsea Women mirror Arsenal's five-star show
Chelsea boss Emma Hayes pinpointed her side’s defensive record as key after a 5-0 thrashing of Reading returned the Blues to the top of the Barclays FA Women’s Super League.
Crystal Palace vs Arsenal prediction and odds: Bukayo Saka backed to put Gunners back in the top four places
Arsenal will be setting sights on returning to the top four when they arrive at Selhurst Park on Monday night to face Crystal Palace in the Premier League. They were leapfrogged by arch-rivals Tottenham Hotspur after they thrashed Newcastle United at home at the weekend.
Ralf Rangnick sends message to next Chelsea owner with brave Manchester United manifesto
Things have not gone according to plan for Ralf Rangnick since taking the interim role at Old Trafford back in November. Although there have not been as many calamitous defeats as Manchester United suffered in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's final weeks, little has radically improved.
Martyn Ford suggests Iranian Hulk is to blame for fight being cancelled
Pep Guardiola on Man City's fringe players helping them win the title
Man Utd star Luke Shaw still suffering with after-effects of broken leg in 2015
Pep Guardiola on Man City's fringe players helping them win the title
Inglaterra | Eriksen sonríe en Londres
Condujo Bryan Mbeumo el balón casi desde el centro del campo a los 54 minutos de partido y, tras atraer a los tres jugadores del Chelsea que regresaban para defender la jugada, el francés sirvió en bandeja el balón a Christian Eriksen en el interior del área para que este definiera a placer ante Édouard Mendy. El danés, en 5 minutos, le daba la vuelta al marcador en Stamford Bridge y solo podía hacer una cosa: sonreír. Lógico, claro.