Premier League news

Dani Dyer has revealed the destination of her hen do, with a squad of 17 being pieced together ahead of her wedding to West Ham captain Jarrod Bowen.

Arne Slot's side fought back in north London as their top scorer netted a late equaliser to keep them within a point of Manchester City

Erik ten Hag has criticised the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) for the late penalty call that helped West Ham secure a 2-1 over Manchester United.

Former Premier League star Troy Deeney has placed a £1,000 bet on Wrexham “never” reaching the top-flight under Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.

Manchester United fans have unleashed their fury on VAR after Erik ten Hag's side conceded a late penalty in their 2-1 loss to West Ham.

The controversial defeat to the Irons was the Red Devils' ninth loss in 16 Premier League games in the city, another blot on the Dutchman's copybook

Everton boss Sean Dyche says Dele Alli is 'back on the grass' as the ex-Tottenham midfielder looks to finally make his return to the pitch.

United were sunk by a hugely controversial Jarrod Bowen spot-kick, but should have put the game out of sight long before then

Manchester United full-back Diogo Dalot has been slammed on social media for an incredible miss during the Red Devils' match against West Ham.

The England midfielder scored one and helped create another at Stamford Bridge as Enzo Maresca's side got back to winning ways in the Premier League

Kieran McKenna says speculation that Ipswich Town will cut short Kalvin Phillips' loan spell in January is "proper nonsense".

The “only time” that Rebekah Vardy plans to watch ‘Wagatha Christie’ rival Coleen Rooney on I’m A Celeb involves the eating of a “sheep’s anus”.

Brett Goldstein continues to play cards close to his chest when it comes to Ted Lasso Season 4, but admits that fans should “always dare to dream”.

Kieran McKenna has come to debutant Harry Clarke's defence despite the defender being sent off in Ipswich's defeat to Brentford.

Liverpool boss Arne Slot has spoken highly of English referees while claiming he wants to be a good role model with his touchline behaviour.

Arsenal's Premier League rivals are reportedly no longer buying Mikel Arteta's squad updates and have 'cottoned onto his tricky methods'.

The Icelandic striker became a cult hero at both Bolton Wanderers and Chelsea throughout a storied Premier League career.