Former Wolves boss takes over from Chelsea coach

Former Bournemouth and Wolves coach Gary O’Neil is heading to France to take the reigns at Chelsea’s sister club Strasbourg.

Frank confident of Spurs support despite poor league form

Thomas Frank is adamant key figures at Tottenham are “completely aligned” about his future at the troubled Premier League club. Frank is fighting to save his job after a disappointing first season in charge of the north Londoners.

Nuno insists West Ham can survive after Forest setback

Nuno Espirito Santo insisted troubled West Ham can still avoid relegation after Morgan Gibbs-White’s late penalty fired Nottingham Forest to a crucial 2-1 win on Tuesday.

Fletcher ready to lead United through transition

Manchester United interim boss Darren Fletcher said Tuesday that leading the club was beyond his “wildest dreams” but insisted he has not considered replacing the sacked Ruben Amorim.

Midweek blockbuster as Arsenal face Liverpool

Premier League leaders Arsenal return to the Emirates on Thursday night for a heavyweight midweek clash against Liverpool, with momentum and unbeaten runs colliding.

Arsenal, City headline pivotal midweek round

The Premier League returns with a packed midweek card that could reshape the title race and the European picture.

Rosenior has ‘agreed verbally’ to become Chelsea boss

Liam Rosenior said on Tuesday that he has “verbally agreed” to become the next manager of Premier League giants Chelsea, adding it was “an opportunity I cannot turn down”.

Manchester City star out with broken leg

Manchester City’s fading title challenge suffered another blow after one of their star players was on Monday night confirmed to have suffered a broken leg.

Speed of Amorim’s exit from Man Utd stuns Neville

Gary Neville said the speed of Ruben Amorim’s exit from Manchester United had come as a “shock” after the Portuguese boss was sacked on Monday after 14 months in charge.

How Ruben Amorim’s Man Utd reign turned sour

Ruben Amorim arrived at Manchester United as one of Europe’s brightest young coaching talents, but just 14 months on he leaves the club as the latest man unable to revive the fortunes of the fallen English giants.