Premier League news

An exciting game finished Gary O'Neil's visitors' way as the Cherries scored a late winner via Dango Ouattara to dent Tottenham's top-four hopes.

Former Manchester United goalkeeper Ben Foster has come out of retirement to sign for Wrexham on a free transfer.

Brazilian wonderkid Vitor Roque has offered transfer hope to Arsenal and Manchester United by pointing out that he does not “play for Barcelona yet”.

Marcus Rashford is "on a mission" at Manchester United, according to Robin van Persie, who has also talked up his "unique" bond with Bruno Fernandes.

Pedro Porro has delivered a savage response to “disgusting” criticism from Tim Sherwood saying: “He won’t be the first who had to shut his mouth.”

Ukraine caretaker coach Ruslan Rotan is backing Mykhailo Mudryk to come good at Chelsea and justify the £89 million ($110m) fee invested in him.

Declan Rice has hit back at "harsh" criticism from Graeme Souness, claiming that the Sky Sports pundit "doesn't watch West Ham every week".

Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly has apologised for a doctored Ray Wilkins banner at Stamford Bridge that appeared in an episode of Ted Lasso.

The 19-year-old, who could face England on Thursday, is reaping the rewards of a gamble that other young Italian players may soon try to emulate

Roberto Mancini has insisted his time at Manchester City was "all above board" amid an investigation into the club's alleged financial breaches.

Chelsea should be looking to sell Christian Pulisic and Mason Mount in order to help fund a £100m ($123m) transfer for Joao Felix, says Frank Leboeuf.

Cristiano Ronaldo admits the Saudi Pro League is not close to the Premier League, but says it has the potential to be one of the best in five years.

NXGN has selected the best English players born on or after January 1, 2004 - but will they go on to fulfill their potential in the coming years?

Wout Weghorst said he is loving life at Manchester United, as the Netherlands forward revels in playing out his "absolute dream".

Manchester United have received new offers from Sheikh Jassim's Qatar-based group and Sir Jim Ratcliffe's INEOS before Wednesday's deadline.

Pep Guardiola has been a frustrated figure at the Etihad Stadium this year, but will he leave anytime soon?

Matt Turner says that Arsenal won't be tripped up by the international break as the Gunners remain unified in their push for a Premier League title.