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Jurgen Klopp shrugged off Pep Guardiola’s claims that “everyone in this country” is supporting Liverpool in the Premier League title race by suggesting only half of the city itself is.
The Reds visit Aston Villa on Tuesday live on Sky Sports aiming to close the gap on Manchester City, who moved three points clear on Sunday by hammering Newcastle 5-0.
Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp was critical of Tottenham’s tactics after their 1-1 draw at Anfield on Saturday, saying: “I don’t like this kind of football.”
Heung-Min Son’s goal early in the second half had threatened to bring a first Premier League home defeat of the season for Klopp’s side, before Luis Diaz levelled
Everton climbed out of the Premier League relegation zone after another Jordan Pickford masterclass inspired them to a battling 2-1 win at Leicester.
After Burnley’s 3-1 loss to Aston Villa and Leeds’ 2-1 defeat at Arsenal, Frank Lampard’s side – who started Sunday in 18th position – move one point above
Mikel Arteta is ready to lead Arsenal into what could be the “defining moment” of their season when they travel to Tottenham on Thursday knowing victory will seal a return to the Champions League.
A double from Eddie Nketiah was just about enough to secure a 2-1 victory over 10-man Leeds on Sunday to leave the Gunners on the cusp of ending a five-year
West Brom ended their Championship season with an emphatic 4-0 win to pile even more misery on relegated Barnsley.
The Baggies, with one of the biggest wage budgets in the division, had been expected to push for an instant return to the Premier League following relegation last year.
Chelsea head coach Thomas Tuchel said Saturday’s 2-2 draw with Wolves “felt like a defeat” after witnessing his players “play like they were 2-0 down rather than 2-0 up” in the closing stages at Stamford Bridge.
Visiting captain Conor Coady rescued a point
Ralf Rangnick apologised to Manchester United supporters after he said his “terrible” side were “humiliated” in the 4-0 defeat to Brighton.
Brighton thrashed United at the Amex Stadium to ensure the visitors will finish the season with their worst points total in the Premier League era.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst will give Kemar Roofe and Aaron Ramsey “as long as possible” to prove their fitness for Rangers’ Europa League semi-final second leg against RB Leipzig on Thursday night.
The Jamaica striker and on-loan Wales midfielder have been out with respective knee and hamstring problems since the Scottish Cup semi-final win over Celtic at Hampden Park last month.
Manchester City’s “monstrous” Champions League semi-final task against Real Madrid at the Bernabeu presents Kevin De Bruyne with the platform to deliver the success to match his world-class talent, says Gary Neville.
One week on from City’s astounding 4-3 first-leg triumph at the Etihad Stadium, the champions of England and Spain lock horns in Madrid with their
Ralf Rangnick feels Manchester United need to strengthen in every area of the pitch apart from goalkeeper, where they have “three excellent” options.
United stopped talk of a potential walk-out demonstration by beating Brentford 3-0 in Rangnick’s final home game as interim manager.