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Officially, there is still work for Leeds to do to seal their Premier League status for another season. After dispatching Burnley with ease on Friday, the Whites are nine points and four places above 18th-placed Tottenham, who occupy the third and final relegation spot. It is worth pointing out th
Brentford head coach Keith Andrews has named an unchanged starting XI for the fourth game in a row, as the Bees take on West Ham United (3pm kick-off BST).The west Londoners lost 2-1 to Manchester Uni...
The Brazilian served a two-game ban after accumulating ten yellow cards across the campaign, but he comes in for Jacob Ramsey against the Seagulls at St. James’ Park.Anthony Gordon is on the bench a...
Not one, not two, but three Game 7s -- all in the East. Here are the keys to the 76ers-Celtics, Magic-Pistons and Raptors-Cavs.
Hearts boss Derek McInnes wants to see Tynecastle "in its full glory" when Rangers visit Edinburgh on Monday evening. Hearts can all-but eliminate Danny Rohl's side from the title race with a victory at home - Rangers would be seven points off the top with nine left to play for - but a defeat would
How times change. As fate would have it, the day Leicester City play their final Championship game before they start life as a League One club is the 10-year anniversary of their miracle Premier Leag...
Winger Sebastian Tounekti is urging Celtic to "be at their best" for the final four games of this season's "funny" title race. Celtic are three points behind league leaders Hearts and one above Rangers who head to Tynecastle on Monday evening and Tounekti has been enjoying being part of a proper ti
Former Manchester United captain Gary Neville has been reflecting on his upbringing as a supporter and his role in the Red Devils' legendary 1999 Treble-winning season on the latest episode of the Manchester People podcast from BBC Radio Manchester. United had already won the Premier League and the
Manchester United take on Liverpool at Old Trafford on Sunday (15:30 BST) in what is the 186th league meeting between England's two most successful clubs. With four games to go, just three points separate United in third and Liverpool in fourth. A win for Michael Carrick's side will make Champions