Football
English Premier League 2017-18 News
Former Real Madrid coach Julen Lopetegui open to Premier League switch
Julen Lopetegui is open to the prospect of managing a team in the Premier League if he gets an opportunity.
Jose Mourinho charged with abusive language
Jose Mourinho was reported to have directed an insult in his native language towards a camera which was live tracking him down the touchline after his side's 3-2 comeback win at Old Trafford.
Ryan Sessegnon will stay at Fulham next season, says club owner
Ryan Sessegnon will remain at Craven Cottage next season despite being linked with a move to a top-six Premier League outfit, according to club owner Shahid Khan.
Manchester United vs Liverpool: Paul Pogba to miss clash due to injury
Paul Pogba has been ruled out of Manchester United's clash against Liverpool.
Manchester City eye era of dominance under ‘relentless’ Pep Guardiola
Former Barcelona and Bayern Munich boss Pep Guardiola joined Manchester City in 2016 and guided them to the league title with a record tally of 100 points this season.
Paul Lambert leaves Stoke City after Premier League relegation
Manager Paul Lambert has left Stoke City by mutual consent after they were relegated from the Premier League, the club announced on Friday.
Carlos Carvalhal leaves Swansea after Premier League relegation
Carlos Carvalhal's contract expired at the end of the campaign and Swansea chairman Huw Jenkins said the club had decided to "move in a new direction".
Manchester City receive lesser payments than Manchester United despite Premier League title
In total, English Premier League clubs received £2.42bn which is £2.1m more than last season.
David Moyes departs West Ham United despite keeping them up
West Ham United have parted company with manager David Moyes, who successfully kept the club in the Premier League after replacing Slaven Bilic on a short-term deal in November.
Sam Allardyce out as Everton manager after seven months
Sam Allardyce was fired as Everton manager on Wednesday after his pragmatic style of football proved unpopular with fans despite helping to keep the team in the Premier League.
‘Big 6’ pulling further clear in top-heavy Premier League
The Premier League prides itself on being the most competitive in the world and points to Leicester's 2016 title triumph at preseason odds of 5,000-1 as the ultimate evidence.
