Premier League news

Luke Shaw did not return for the second half despite a strong first 45 for Manchester United against Aston Villa at Villa Park.

Nice star Jean-Clair Todibo has dropped a major hint over a potential summer transfer amid links with Manchester United and Chelsea.

The midfielder again proved his knack for stepping up to the plate in United's hour of need, snatching a barely-deserved three points at Villa Park

The Gunners were unstoppable at the London Stadium to keep up with Liverpool and Manchester City in the Premier League title race

Bukayo Saka brought up an impressive milestone as Arsenal blew away West Ham in the first-half of their London Stadium clash.

West Ham fans flooded out of the London Stadium before half-time after seeing their side fall 4-0 down against Arsenal inside the opening 45 minutes.

West Ham fans aimed a cheeky new chant at former player Declan Rice as the Arsenal midfielder returned to London Stadium on Sunday.

Mauricio Pochettino once again highlighted Chelsea's persistent injury crisis while trying to justify his team's inconsistent run of form.

Kalvin Phillips has revealed that Pep Guardiola's decision to label him "overweight" in public was the toughest moment of his Manchester City spell.

Jose Mourinho posted an ironic set of photographs on Instagram in a nod to recent rows regarding Jurgen Klopp and Mikel Arteta's celebrations.

The two African heavyweights go head to head in Sunday's showpiece, and a host of players with dual nationality will be cheering on from overseas

NFL legend JJ Watt revealed that he explored ownership options in MLS and NWSL prior to joining Burnley in England.

Gio Reyna came off the bench late for Nottingham Forest, but the American couldn't save the day in a Premier League loss to Newcastle.

Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has made a surprise admission that he would be happy to see ex-Tottenham star Harry Kane win a trophy at Bayern Munich.

Liverpool set a new record attendance at Anfield on Saturday as they faced Burnley in the Premier League.

Liverpool boss, Jurgen Klopp, hit out at plans to introduce blue cards in football as he reflected on an emotionally-charged game against Burnley.

Jurgen Klopp provided an injury update on Trent Alexander-Arnold after the assist king was taken off at half-time despite bossing it against Burnley.