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Moore to stay at Rangers? How wonderkid’s future will be decided

Mikey Moore has long been billed as one of the most exciting wonderkids in British football, with Andy Gray telling GOAL why Rangers may continue to benefit from the 18-year-old’s impressive development. The teenage playmaker is tied to Premier League giants Tottenham, but a productive loan spell at Ibrox has been enjoyed and an extension to that deal could be thrashed out for 2026-27.

Everton v Wolverhampton Wanderers - Premier League

Grealish urged to join Wrexham after Man City exit

Jack Grealish has been told his time at Manchester City is over, with a sensational move to Wrexham touted as a "great story." Former England star Chris Waddle believes the winger may have to drop down the divisions as a Premier League stay looks unlikely.

Arsenal v Wigan Athletic - Emirates FA Cup Fourth Round

Jesus says Arsenal can't be 'scared' of PL title race

Gabriel Jesus has challenged his Arsenal teammates to shed any lingering fear as they hunt a historic quadruple. The Brazilian striker insists the Gunners are more mature than in previous seasons and ready to conquer both England and Europe.

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Bigger than Spurs! Forest get ‘most important games’ message

Nottingham Forest’s clash with Tottenham on Sunday promises to be epic, but Mark Crossley has told GOAL why four home matches beyond that will be the “most important games in the club’s history”. The Reds are serving up their annual dose of drama, having become embroiled in another relegation battle, with Premier League survival up for grabs.

Manchester United v Aston Villa - Premier League

Carrick reveals 'aggressive' streak and anger after Newcastle loss

Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick has opened up on his "aggressive" management personality ahead of Friday's Premier League trip to Bournemouth, admitting that losing to Newcastle left him genuinely angry. The manager also confirmed that defender Matthijs de Ligt's return from a back problem remains unclear, as the Red Devils enter a crucial stretch of the campaign.

How Arteta turned sizzling Arsenal-City rivalry on its head

The last time Manchester City and Arsenal faced each other in the League Cup final, Pep Guardiola and Mikel Arteta sat side by side in the Wembley dugout as head coach and assistant before celebrating as their City team destroyed the Gunners 3-0 and claimed the first of piece of silverware of the former's time in England. The rampant win only crystalized the widening gap between the two clubs.

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	Arsenal	31	21	7	3	61	22	39	70	W W W W D
2	Manchester City	30	18	7	5	60	28	32	61	D D W W W
3	Manchester United	30	15	9	6	54	41	13	54	W L W W D
4	Aston Villa	30	15	6	9	40	37	3	51	L L L D W
5	Liverpool	30	14	7	9	49	40	9	49	D L W W W

Pos

Team

+/-

PTS

Form

Arsenal

W
W
W
W
D

Manchester City

D
D
W
W
W

Manchester United

W
L
W
W
D

Aston Villa

L
L
L
D
W

Liverpool

D
L
W
W
W

Frequently asked questions

What's the cheapest way to watch as much Premier League football a season?

Currently, the most cost efficient package looks to be picking up a TV deal through Virgin Media or EE TV.

Existing TV or broadband customers can add TNT Sports to Virgin Media for £12 per month and Sky Sports for £31.75 per month, adding on Amazon Prime Video for the few weeks in the season when they show football which is £8.99 per month.

EE TV (formerly BT TV) also provide their Big Sport deal which includes TNT Sports and Sky Sports via NOW TV, for £45 per month, which is available for existing broadband customers, with the addition of Amazon Prime Video for the few weeks in the season when they show football which is £8.99 per month.

However, when it comes to bang for your buck, if you’re wanting to spend a little less, then the Complete Sky Sports package from an additional £22 per month on top of your current Sky TV deal is the best option, giving you over 128 games across a single season.

Where can I watch Premier League highlights?

A number of broadcasters have the rights to stream and show highlights on the television, with Match of the Day on the BBC being the most notable of these. Every weekend the BBC show highlights airs on both Saturday and Sunday from around 10.30pm, in the company of Gary Lineker and fellow ex-professionals.

Sky Sports offer highlights slightly earlier, with their packages getting underway from around 7.00pm, while TNT Sports also offer highlights and goals from each and every game on the top flight online too.

Is TNT Sports the same as BT Sport?

Yes. TNT Sports is the new name for what was once known as BT Sport, in both the UK and Ireland. Along with appearing on the same channels as it always has, TNT Sports provides four live sporting channels, with red-button and digital channels, Eurosports channels, TNT Sports Ultimate (4K), and Box Office, depending on what package and provider you opt to go with.

What devices can I watch English Premier League football on?

Besides watching matches through the designated TV package your subscription is assigned to, some offer ways to live stream and tune in to the big game through a variety of ways. For games on TNT Sports, the discovery+ Premium app is available on the usual array of live stream options, including on Smart TVs mobile phone, PC, laptop and Mac, as well as video games consoles, Apple and Android devices too. Similarly, if you are using NOW TV for Sky Sports, you can login on a range of devices to keep track of the scores.

Is TNT Sports available to BT Broadband customers?

Yes. Standard coverage of TNT Sports is available to BT broadband customers.

What channel is the English Premier League on in the USA?

NBC, Peacock, and USA Network currently have the rights to broadcast the English Premier League in the United States. Matches are available across two of their TV channels, NBC Sports and USA Network, as well as their dedicated streaming service Peacock.