Alexander-Arnold targets 104 points
Trent Alexander-Arnold is revelling in Liverpool’s record-breaking Premier League title triumph, but he is looking to add one more entry to the history books by finishing the season on 104 points.
Trent Alexander-Arnold is revelling in Liverpool’s record-breaking Premier League title triumph, but he is looking to add one more entry to the history books by finishing the season on 104 points.
Chelsea’s injury problems in midfield are growing after Billy Gilmour is likely be ruled out for the rest of the Premier League season due to a knee injury.
David de Gea moved past Peter Schmeichel on Thursday to become the overseas player with the most Manchester United appearances.
Former SuperSport United captain Dean Furman has opened up about his time at Chelsea and revealed why he didn’t become a superstar at the Premier League outfit. The Bafana Bafana midfielder has a vast of experience playing for the likes of Chelsea, Rangers, Bradford City, Oldham Athletic, and Doncaster Rovers. The 32-year-old also spent a memorable five-years at Absa Premiership… Read more →
Liverpool ended a five-game winless run on the road as Mohamed Salah scored twice in a 3-1 triumph over Brighton and Hove Albion on Wednesday.
Manchester City put their defeat to Southampton behind them with a comprehensive 5-0 victory over Newcastle United on Wednesday.
Eddie Nketiah’s red card proved costly for Arsenal as Jamie Vardy’s late goal salvaged a 1-1 draw for Leicester City in the Premier League.
Chelsea climbed to third place in the Premier League with a thrilling 3-2 victory over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Tuesday.
Thomas Partey shouldn’t join Arsenal because he is a Champions League player, according to former Ghana international Derek Boateng, who doesn’t want to see the Atletico Madrid star “lose everything” by making the wrong choice over his future.
Frank Lampard insists that Tammy Abraham’s goal drought isn’t a result of his current contract situation, with his deal now having less than two years left to run.