Premier League news

Chelsea-bound Willian 'Messinho' Estevao fired in a thunderous free-kick at the death to keep Palmeiras' title hopes hanging by a thread.

Arsenal set-piece coach Nicolas Jover is becoming as important as any on-field star, but Gary Neville says he’s the “most annoying bloke in football”.

Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca has warned Noni Madueke about his attitude despite his heroics at Southampton and revealed why he had dropped the winger.

Dimitar Berbatov labelled Arsenal "the new Stoke City" in a cheeky dig after the Gunners scored twice from set-pieces against Manchester United.

Ruben Amorim claims Arsenal wingers Bukayo Saka Gabriel Martinelli play for corners after seeing Manchester United downed by more set-piece goals.

The Red Devils' trip to north London ended in defeat as the Gunners closed the gap on Premier League leaders Liverpool to seven points

Ruben Amorim blamed a lack of work on the training ground for Manchester United's defeat to Arsenal, with his side unable to deal with two set-pieces.

Enzo Maresca was elated to hear Chelsea fans chanting his name as his team thrashed Southampton 5-1.

Arne Slot hopes Liverpool can continue to rely on Mohamed Salah for "a long time" amid growing uncertainty around the Egypt star's future.

Mikel Arteta's side are now seven points off the top of the Premier League table after seeing out a win at home on Wednesday

Mohamed Salah set a new Premier League record when he scored and assisted goals in the same match for the 37th time in his Premier League career.

The Red Devils conceded twice from corners while their attack failed to come to life in north London

Fans were left puzzled by VAR after seeing Virgil van Dijk escape punishment for an off-the-ball shoulder charge on Newcastle's Anthony Gordon.

How the players rated as the Cityzens snapped their seven-game streak without a victory in emphatic fashion at the Etihad Stadium

The Egyptian scored two goals and created another at St. James' Park, but his efforts to win the game were undone by a dire error

The England winger should have scored more as he ran riot against the struggling hosts, as the Blues moved second in the Premier League

Alexander Isak's superb strike from distance handed Newcastle United a first-half lead against Liverpool at St James' Park.