5 things to expect in the EPL this weekend

The Premier League continues to thrill fans around the world and week 33 is unlikely to be any different, writes DEAN WORKMAN. Here are five things to expect from this weekend’s Premier League action.

Pienaar becomes Everton international ambassador

Former Bafana Bafana international Steven Pienaar has been named as Everton’s first official International Ambassador.

De Bruyne distances himself from Salah comparisons

Manchester City star Kevin De Bruyne believes he deserves to win the Player of the Year award as he distanced himself from comparisons with Liverpool sensation Mohamed Salah.

Mata vows to spoil Manchester City’s party

Manchester United midfielder Juan Mata says that his team are looking to make the fans proud by beating Manchester City in this weekend’s Manchester Derby.

We’re going to fight to finish second – Mourinho

Jose Mourinho insists Manchester United deserve to finish at least second in the Premier League and claims critics have been too quick to praise their rivals further down the table.

Conte can’t wait to leave Chelsea, claims Vialli

Gianluca Vialli believes Chelsea head coach Antonio Conte is set to leave the Blues following Sunday’s loss to Tottenham.

Conte vows to keep fighting

Chelsea head coach Antonio Conte has admitted that his side faces a ‘very difficult’ task in qualifying for the Champions League but vowed to keep fighting.

Spurs come from behind to down Chelsea

Dele Alli netted a brace as Tottenham Hotspur came from behind to defeat Chelsea 3-1 in a Premier League encounter at Stamford Bridge on Sunday, writes MARSHALL GOUTS.

Lukaku hails ‘dream’ 100th EPL goal

Romelu Lukaku admits it is “a dream come true” to reach 100 goals in the Premier League, but will not be satisfied until he wins a trophy with Manchester United.

City edge towards title after thrashing Everton

Manchester City moved one step closer to the Premier League title after thrashing Everton 3-1 in their clash at Goodison Park on Saturday.