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Sunday afternoon saw Frank Lampard lay down something of a challenge to his Everton squad. For the majority of his time as manager, he's comforted them through tough spells and tried to help them along to better results with affection.
It’s been quite the rollercoaster for Jean-Philippe Mateta since he arrived on English soil last year.
When Manchester City and Liverpool supporters travel south for their FA Cup semi-final clash at Easter, don’t expect the trains to be packed full of sky blue and red. That’s because on the weekend of the semi-finals, 16-17 April, there will be no direct trains to London from the north west due to planned engineering works.
Maybe it's because left-sided players are inherently rarer. Or that a very good left-sided player is an even greater rarity. But the hot commodity of a top-class left-back has long weld itself as a lynchpin in winning sides, and this Premier League season has revelled in a number of left-backs performing a cut above their peers.
Frank Lampard has questioned courage the courage of Everton's squad - currently including Donny van de Beek - after they were knocked out of the FA Cup on Sunday at Crystal Palace.
The English Football Association (FA) has said it will work with Manchester City and Liverpool to help fans attend next month's FA Cup semi-final between the teams at Wembley amid concerns over a lack of public transport.
The Football Association (FA) have sought to assure Chelsea fans that they will be allowed into Wembley Stadium for the FA Cup semi-final against Crystal Palace.
La federación inglesa de fútbol o Football Association (FA) ha confirmado que ha mantenido conversaciones con el gobierno de su país para conseguir que se practiquen exenciones a las restricciones impuestas en el Chelsea. Por lo pronto, estas negociaciones han permitido que se permita vender entradas a la afición de los blue para la fase final de la FA Cup, el torneo más antiguo del fútbol, que celebra las semifinales y la final en el estadio de Wembley.