38 minutes ago Tottenham v Liverpool: Best bets for all Sunday’s Premier League games

Our betting expert with tips for a forecast thriller at Spurs, Manchester United against Bournemouth, Everton-Chelsea and Fulham v Southampton PLUS a La Liga angle

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3 hours ago Luis Díaz returns to Spurs hoping for luck to change and drought to end

Colombian famously denied a goal at Tottenham in 2023 by the officials as league leaders look to strengthen positionLuis Díaz rarely needs a reminder that relying on others can be a futile experience but a return to Tottenham on Sunday offers the opportunity to right a glaring injustice. In north London in September last year, the winger thought he had given Liverpool the lead, only for the assistant to flag incorrectly for offside before the video assistant referee failed to overturn the mistake through incompetent communication in a match Liverpool went on to lose 2-1.The officials made the headlines that day but Díaz has taken plenty of the limelight since. With a competitive cohort, Arne Slot has shown faith in Díaz, starting the Colombian in key fixtures with Manchester City, Arsenal, Manchester United and Aston Villa to help Liverpool reach the top of the table and ensure they fear no one. Continue reading...

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3 hours ago Marcus Rashford 'dumped by Love Island girlfriend' as she cuts ties for new TV show

Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford has reportedly been dating Love Island star Grace Jackson, but they are no longer together with the latter preparing to return to the hit show

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3 hours ago Arsenal given clear Man United 'sacrifice' instruction Ruben Amorim will love amid injury crisis

Arsenal old boy Paul Merson has suggested his former team 'sacrifice' their FA Cup tie with Manchester United in January

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5 hours ago Obstinate Ange Postecoglou must find consistency at Spurs or a crunch will come | Jonathan Wilson

Doubts are growing around the Tottenham manager and his all-or-nothing team’s lack of a plan B will be tested by LiverpoolAlmost a season and a half has passed since Ange Postecoglou was appointed Tottenham manager and that means he is entering dangerous territory. He has led Spurs in 65 games. Antonio Conte got 77, André Villas-Boas 80 and José Mourinho 86. Until Thursday’s chaotic Carabao Cup win over Manchester United, he had a lower win percentage than all three, but he has now snuck past Mourinho. Sooner or later simply being not as grumpy as the bloke who came before is not going to be enough.Since Postecoglou took 26 points from his first 10 Premier League games, that statistical quirk is particularly troublesome. There is little sense of him slowly dragging the club in the right direction, of the trend being to the better. Rather, since those first 10 games, he is averaging 1.43 points per Premier League game – enough to finish ninth or 10th most seasons. Does the fact the f...

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6 hours ago Manchester United players at risk of suspension: Defensive duo and midfielder in danger of ban

Ruben Amorim has some key players in danger of being suspended over Christmas

Sport

9 hours ago Man Utd star shares first impressions of Leny Yoro after finally playing together

Leny Yoro was one of Manchester United's major signings back in the summer but injury put his debut on hold with Matthijs de Ligt now getting to see his class up close

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10 hours ago Tottenham star Dominic Solanke hits back at Jamie Carragher's comments on Ange Postecoglou

Tottenham have scored 36 goals - the second highest in the top flight - but have shown huge vulnerabilities at the other end too, with their chaotic 4-3 win over Manchester United in midweek summing up their season

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11 hours ago Scott McTominay reveals Erik ten Hag talks behind ‘straightforward’ Man Utd transfer exit

Manchester United made the decision to part ways with Scott McTominay in August, selling him to Napoli, where the Scotland international has thrived under Antonio Conte

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12 hours ago Graeme Souness slams Marcus Rashford for 'quietly accepting' Man Utd transfer exit

Liverpool legend Graeme Souness has laid into Marcus Rashford, claiming his career will go "downhill" if he does end up leaving Manchester United in the near future

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