Harry Maguire delights Manchester United fans with Liverpool response to Premier League question
Blood Red: 'No bigger games' - Marcus Rashford on Liverpool-Manchester United rivalry and Sunday's match
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Alex Neil on Sunderland's search for signings as cover and competition for Ross Stewart
Alex Neil wants to bring in 'one or two' players to provide cover and competition for Ross Stewart before the season kicks-off - but admits the timing of some deals may not be within Sunderland's control. Stewart remains the Black Cats' only senior specialist number nine, although Neil does have other options up front such as pressing players such as Jack Clarke or Leon Dajaku into advanced positions.
"Soon...": Insider reveals huge transfer development, Spurs supporters will be fuming - opinion
Tottenham Hotspur have been dealt a huge blow in their bid to bring Sonny Perkins to north London this summer.
'Left a few on us' - Celtic star reckons 'feisty, nasty' friendly ideal preparation for Premiership return
Referee Kevin Clancy was likely not expecting to be so busy when appointed to oversee Celtic’s friendly with Blackburn Rovers. In the end, he had to reach for his yellow card on six occasions, while also having a quiet word with a few players.
Coventry City talking points as injuries take toll but Panzo starts with a bang
Coventry City remain unbeaten in pre-season after recording another friendly win, this time 2-0 at Oxford United.
'The demands are high', Eddie Howe details life at Newcastle United's intense Austrian boot camp
Eddie Howe admits that Newcastle United's punishing schedule in Austria has resulted in early nights all round for his Toon players ahead of the new season.
West Brom given green light to sign "classy" 31-goal sensation, Bruce badly needs him - opinion
West Bromwich Albion have been handed a potential boost to their chances of securing a summer deal for Newcastle United youngster Elliot Anderson.
What Brendan Rodgers must do now Leicester City's transfer reality has been laid bare
If it wasn’t clear before, it certainly is now: Leicester City are in a pickle. They’re the only Premier League team who haven’t made a single signing this summer, and that situation does not look like changing imminently. Before bringing players in, they need players out, and as yet, there are no takers. City’s business is at a standstill.