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  • Brendan Rodgers returned to England as a winner and has the skill set to lead Leicester to EFL cup glory

    January 7, 2020

    If one accusation can be thrown at Brendan Rodgers during his first stint in the Premier League it is that, while a good manager, he did not prove himself a winner. After being sacked by Liverpool, following a campaign that saw him come as close as any Reds manager since 1990 had to winning the [...]

  • Arsenal 1-0 Leeds: Confidence in Mikel Arteta grows as half-time anger sparks comeback in the FA Cup

    January 6, 2020

    His tenure as Arsenal manager may be only 18 days old so far, but Mikel Arteta has already been witness to the many sides of his new side. Having crumbled to succumb to a 2-1 defeat by Chelsea and shone in a 2-0 win over Manchester United, the Gunners tonight combined their previous performances to [...]

  • Live sport: How, when and where to watch all the best action on TV this Christmas

    December 20, 2019

    It’s the most wonderful time of the year if you are a sports fan with endless live action to get stuck into. Here Morning Wire details the biggest and best events over the festive period and how to watch them. Scroll down for a full list. Football It all gets underway this Saturday as Arsenal [...]

  • Chelsea must rediscover creative spark as Mourinho looks to spoil Lampard’s party

    December 19, 2019

    Christmas is traditionally a time for reuniting with family and friends, and on Sunday Jose Mourinho and former protege Frank Lampard will come together once again as Tottenham face Chelsea in north London. The pair enjoyed huge success together at Stamford Bridge, but Mourinho can expect an acrimonious and hostile reception from the travelling Chelsea [...]

  • Everton target Duncan Ferguson’s polar opposite in Carlo Ancelotti

    December 17, 2019

    For all the emotion and passion that Duncan Ferguson has instilled in Everton during the last two games, tonight’s EFL Cup quarter-final with Leicester looks set to be his last in charge. Ferguson has worn his heart on his sleeve as interim boss and a win against Chelsea and draw away to Manchester United certainly [...]

  • Raheem Sterling and Jurgen Klopp top my 2019 football roll of honour

    December 17, 2019

    This year has seen some superb football on show and it will be of little surprise that Liverpool and Manchester City are at the fore of my 2019 honour’s list.  Player of the year Virgil van Dijk has been absolutely magnificent for Liverpool this year and was voted in 2nd place for the Ballon D’or, [...]

  • Champions League draw reaction: English clubs face daunting ties in the last 16

    December 16, 2019

    In a change to the usual reaction of despair at familiar match-ups, today’s Champions League last 16 draw was met with a widespread reaction of excitement.  In recent years the random draw has far too often thrown up repeat fixtures, with Europe’s best club sides getting used to lining up against each other every season. [...]

  • EFL Cup and Club World Cup: How Liverpool are planning to fight on two fronts this week

    December 16, 2019

    Liverpool will play Aston Villa tomorrow night in the EFL Cup quarter-final less than 24 hours before they are due to play in the Club World Cup semi-final half-way across the world in Qatar.  It means Jurgen Klopp’s side will have played three games in the space of five days, following Saturday’s 2-0 win over [...]

  • Arsenal 0-3 Manchester City: Kevin De Bruyne masterclass leads City to comfortable win at the Emirates

    December 15, 2019

    Being torn apart by a player as brilliant as Kevin De Bruyne is not in itself embarrassing. But the ease and speed with which the Belgian playmaker ended Manchester City’s trip to Arsenal as a contest was dispiriting. As the popular refrain goes, Gunners fans arriving at the Emirates Stadium this afternoon expected little and [...]

  • Premier League appoints Richard Masters as chief executive after embarrassing saga

    December 12, 2019

    The Premier League today approved the appointment of interim chief executive Richard Masters to the role on a permanent basis. Masters’ appointment follows an embarrassing saga for the football body, which gave the job to two previous candidates, neither of whom took up the role. Read more: The Premier League’s incoming CEO has quit before [...]

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