Premier League news

Roberto De Zerbi thanked former Chelsea and Brighton manager Graham Potter for building a strong team as the Seagulls beat the Blues on Saturday.

Chelsea supporters shared their frustration with co-owner Todd Boehly at full-time of Saturday's 2-1 defeat to Brighton.

Chelsea interim manager Frank Lampard admitted that his team could have lost by a bigger margin as they went down 2-1 to Brighton at Stamford Bridge.

The scale of Chelsea's fall from grace was thrust into the cold light of day as they were dominated by Brighton in a 2-1 defeat on Saturday.

Dango Ouattara upset Tottenham as he struck five minutes into stoppage time to secure a 3-2 win for Bournemouth on Saturday.

Frank Lampard's Chelsea homecoming went disastrously wrong as his side slipped to a third defeat in as many games, losing 2-1 to high-flying Brighton.

Christian Pulisic was handed a surprise start by Chelsea boss Frank Lampard for Saturday's Premier League clash with Brighton but did not impress.

With Arsenal having dropped points against Liverpool, Manchester City have the opportunity to cut the deficit down to three points.

Chelsea's pursuit of Julian Nagelsmann as Frank Lampard's permanent successor has baffled Richard Keys, whose comments have been derided online.

Frank Lampard received a warm welcome back to Stamford Bridge as Chelsea fans held up a large banner in honour of the club legend's return as manager.

Manchester United defender Lisandro Martinez has spoken of his devastation at being ruled out for the rest of the season.

Bruno Fernandes hit back at Gary Neville for criticising him after Manchester United's 7-0 drubbing against Liverpool back in March.

Ollie Watkins scored twice and assisted once as Aston Villa cruised to a comfortable 3-0 victory over Champions League hopefuls Newcastle on Saturday.

Two teams with contrasting fortunes lock horns at Stamford Bridge as Lampard looks for his first win as Chelsea's caretaker manager

Manchester United's in-form midfielder Marcel Sabitzer has hinted he can see himself at Old Trafford beyond his current loan deal.

Atletico Madrid will ask for no less than €100 million (£89m/$111m) for Joao Felix this summer, with Chelsea no closer to signing him permanently.

The global investment firm Carlyle are in discussions about buying a large minority stake in Manchester United.