Wanyama, Kane clinch second spot at White Hart Lane

Tottenham beat Manchester United 2-1, courtesy of goals by Victor Wanyama and Harry Kane to clinch second spot in the Premier League in their final game at White Hart Lane.

Coutinho stars as Klopp’s men run riot

Liverpool took a huge step towards Champions League qualification as goals from Daniel Sturridge – on his first Premier League start since January – and the magnificent Philippe Coutinho helped them claim a comprehensive 4-0 victory at West Ham.

Zaha, Benteke on target to send Tigers down to Championship

Hull City’s relegation from the Premier League was confirmed on Sunday as they suffered a 4-0 defeat to Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park.

Arsenal maintain top four hopes

The Arsenal futures of Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez remain in doubt, but the duo proved key to avoiding a potential slip-up for their Premier League top-four ambitions at a historic bogey ground, with a 4-1 win over Stoke City.

Rodriguez, Redmond end winless run

Jay Rodriguez scored one and assisted another as Southampton won 2-1 at relegated Middlesbrough to record their first victory in six games and move up to ninth in the Premier League.

Silva, Jesus secure big step towards UCL

Manchester City took a step closer towards guaranteeing a top-four finish in the Premier League with a 2-1 win over Leicester City at Etihad Stadium, but were helped by a disallowed Riyad Mahrez penalty.

Year Zero: The making of Fernando Torres

FourFourTwo takes a look at the making of Spanish international Fernando Torres during his time at La Liga side Atletico Madrid.

Why Griezmann is a perfect fit for United

FourFourTwo takes a look at a few reasons why Atletico Madrid star Antonie Griezmann would make a suitable signing for Manchester United.

Cahill happy to silence Chelsea doubters

Gary Cahill lauded Chelsea’s Premier League title triumph as the best way to silence the critics following a disappointing defence of their crown the previous season.

Chelsea claims title with late Batshuayi winner

Chelsea have been crowned Premier League champions for the fifth time after substitute Michy Batshuayi struck an 82nd-minute winner against West Brom at The Hawthorns.