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Thomas Tuchel cannot fix Frank Lampard and Sarri £60m weakness without N’Golo Kante decision
For as much as Jorginho has rightly received praise for his performances in Chelsea's Champions League triumph last year, the past couple of weeks have proven why his flaws have been a bone of contention for some time.
How Manchester United compare statistically with Premier League rivals for top four finish
Manchester United's expected goals (xG) statistics show they're currently well behind their Premier League rivals.
Eddie Howe names key factor that will help 'outstanding' Frank Lampard at Everton
Newcastle United boss Eddie Howe has warned his players they will have to be their very best to beat Everton tonight.
Jose Mourinho responds to Wayne Rooney admitting he went out to hurt Chelsea players
Jose Mourinho has leapt to Wayne Rooney 's defence after the Manchester United legend confessed to wanting "to hurt" Chelsea players.
When does the FIFA Club World Cup start and how to watch in the UK as Chelsea play
Arsenal told to secure Bukayo Saka future amid interest from Premier League rivals
West Ham’s Zouma apologises for abusing cat in shocking online video
(FILES) In this file photo taken on November 11, 2021, France’s defender Kurt Zouma arrive for a training session in Clairefontaine-en-Yvelines, as part of the team’s preparation for the upcoming 2022 World Cup qualifying matches. – West Ham and France defender Kurt Zouma has apologised after a disturbing video surfaced of him kicking and slapping a cat, with the Premier League club publicly condemning the footage. Zouma is seen in the clip dropping, kicking and slapping the animal, while laughter can be heard in the background. West Ham on February 7, 2022 condemned Zouma’s actions in a strongly worded statement following the publication of the clip online. (Photo by FRANCK FIFE / AFP)
Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl has told the club he plans to retire when his deal ends in 2024
Ralph Hasenhuttl has said he will consider retirement once his managerial contract with Southampton expires in 2024. Hasenhuttl, 54, joined the Saints in December 2018 from RB Leipzig. Ad/> He signed a four-year deal to remain with the club in June 2020, but has revealed he intends to retire from football at the end of the contract.