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Premier League top-five race: Arsenal join the battle as Newcastle and Chelsea face off at St James’ Park
Opta’s supercomputer, a machine so notable it was name-checked by Arsenal manager Arteta himself last week, still has them with a 79 per cent chance of finishing second, with City favourites to come third, Newcastle for fourth and barely anything to choose between Chelsea and Forest over who’ll complete the top five.
Man City will be looking to deal another blow on Championship-bound Southampton as Pep Guardiola's looks to secure Champions ...
Inside Matters is part of the Premier League and clubs’ broader work to integrate mental health and wellbeing into key policies and practices, supporting players, fans, communities and schools. For ...
In an otherwise quiet May, just four points separate five clubs still fighting to secure Champions League football next ...
With Bristol City in the mix to win promotion, BBC Sport looks at which are the largest cities yet to have a Premier League ...
Not only does each Premier League position provide around £3 million more in prize money, but the additional revenue from competing in the Champions League is significant, not to mention the prestige ...
Bindon grew up in the States, plays for New Zealand and could feature in next season's Champions League. He's taken it all in ...
Chelsea are still in contact with the representatives of Alejandro Garnacho, who looks likely to leave Manchester United this ...
In the fullness of time we might come to see that particular race as being decided one week earlier, although whatever the ...
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