Brendan Rodgers still has injury issues for Leicester’s game with West Ham
Leicester remain without several key players for the visit of West Ham.
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Josh Sargent expected to return as Norwich host leaders Man City
Norwich should have forward Josh Sargent available again for the visit of Premier League leaders Manchester City.
Ralf Rangnick: United’s lack of goals is not just Cristiano Ronaldo’s problem
Ralf Rangnick says Cristiano Ronaldo is not to blame for Manchester United’s lack of goals as the interim manager called for the side to find their cutting edge against Southampton.
Bruno Lage insists Wolves should not just rely on Raul Jimenez for goals
Bruno Lage has emphasised that Wolves’ goalscoring is not just the responsibility of Raul Jimenez.
Ralph Hasenhuttl: Manchester United should not underestimate Southampton
Ralph Hasenhuttl has warned Manchester United to expect a far different Southampton to the side thrashed 9-0 at Old Trafford last season.
Coronavirus postponements gave Burnley players time to reset, says Sean Dyche
Sean Dyche believes the postponement of games due to Covid-19 last month offered his Burnley players a chance to reset as they try to dig themselves out of trouble at the bottom of the Premier League.
'He's treated the same as any other player' - Moyes insists Zouma remains available for selection
Kurt Zouma remains available for selection for West Ham's Premier League trip to Leicester on Sunday, manager David Moyes has confirmed. There have been calls for Moyes to drop the French defender over the video which emerged of him kicking and slapping his cat. Moyes caused more controversy by picking Zouma to face Watford on Tuesday, barely 24 hours after the footage was released and amid a huge public outcry. National League club Dagenham have suspended Zouma's brother Yoan, who is understood to have filmed the video, while the RSPCA investigate the incident. But Moyes said: "Yes he's available to play against Leicester. There are different views and opinions on should he be available. We as a club took that decision and I stand by that."
Brendan Rodgers targets an improvement, with Foxes on a poor run
Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers insists his tough love approach will benefit his struggling squad.