Patrick Vieira selects best players he played with and against during legendary career
Patrick Vieira has named Zinedine Zidane, Dennis Bergkamp and Thierry Henry as the best three players he played with during his illustrious playing career.
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Sky Sports pundit hails 'surprise packages' Luton Town and Huddersfield Town ahead of play-off clash
Jobi McAnuff has praised Luton Town boss Nathan Jones for the “incredible” job he is doing at Luton Town. Barring an unsuccessful 10-month stint at Stoke City in 2019, the 48-year-old has taken the Hatters from League Two relegation candidates to Premier League hopefuls.
Tuchel: Takeover talk has been a distraction for players
Thomas Tuchel admits the ongoing sale of Chelsea has been a factor in his side's poor Premier League form.
Wolves vs Manchester City Live Stream: How to Watch, Team News, Head to Head, Odds, Prediction and Everything You Need to Know
Manchester City will be looking to take one step closer to Premier League glory as they travel to Wolves this Wednesday in a very important fixture for both sides.
Mourinho claims ex-club Chelsea have lost their ‘excellence and stability’ under Tuchel
Jose Mourinho has claimed that his former club Chelsea have lost their “excellence and stability” this season under their German manager Thomas Tuchel.
Former Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho breaks silence on Chelsea takeover
Jose Mourinho has admitted he had a preference as to who he wanted to take over Chelsea, but declined to disclose it.
Leeds vs Chelsea Live Stream: How to Watch, Team News, Head to Head, Odds, Prediction and Everything You Need to Know
A massive game takes place at Elland Road this week, with relegation strugglers Leeds United playing host to Thomas Tuchel’s Chelsea side.
Jose Mourinho admits ‘hurt’ over ‘strange’ Tottenham sacking but insists he is happy at Roma
Jose Mourinho has admitted his “hurt” over his sacking by Tottenham last year, but has insisted that he is happy at Roma. Mourinho departed north London the week before the League Cup final – which Tottenham subsequently lost 1-0 under interim boss Ryan Mason – with the news largely overshadowed by the club’s involvement in the European Super League debacle. Spurs were seventh in the Premier League when Mourinho was relieved of his duties, finishing in the same place at the end of the season and only just scraping Europa Conference League qualification.