73 m. ago Scott Parker hails ‘quality’ and ‘individual brilliance’ shown in Burnley win

Parker praised a superb cross from Kyle Walker and Loum Tchaouna’s second-half wonder strike in the 2-0 victory against Leeds.

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2 h. ago Burnley move out of bottom three after home win against Leeds

Goals from Lesley Ugochukwu and Loum Tchaouna earned the Clarets a 2-0 win.

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1 week ago 'I don't know if Ange Postecoglou will last at Nottingham Forest until Christmas'

Nottingham Forest are still waiting for their first win under Ange Postecoglou after a 1-1 draw at Burnley and Jamie O'Hara is unsure if the Australian will last until Christmas

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1 week ago Unai Emery discusses Donyell Malen role after Burnley win and singles youngster out for praise

Donyell Malen scored twice as Aston Villa beat Burnley 2-1 in the Premier League on Saturday, with Unai Emery explaining the tactical tweak which helped the Dutchman shine

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2 w. ago Rodri replacements in short supply with Manchester City’s metronome lacking rhythm | Will Unwin

Nico González’s error against Monaco highlighted the glaring need for a succession plan in midfieldPatience is required for Rodri, Manchester City’s metronomic midfielder. Returning from something as serious as a cruciate ligament injury was never going to be straightforward. He made a tentative comeback at the end of last season after months out and continues to readjust to a role the Ballon d’Or winner had made his own.Pep Guardiola has been quite clear that Rodri cannot yet cope with the rigours of playing three games in a week and, as such, it was no surprise to see him withdraw the 29-year-old after an hour of the 2-2 draw in Monaco, having left him out entirely of the weekend win over Burnley. There are no concerns that Rodri will not get back to his best, but the mechanics of the body need to match up with the mind and that, understandably, is not instantaneous after such a major setback. What it also clear is that City need to evaluate their succession plan. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Rodri still cannot cope with playing three games a week, says Pep Guardiola

‘He is not injured but in the tendon he has a difficulty’Midfielder missed Burnley win but available for MonacoRodri is not able to cope with the demands of Manchester City’s rigorous schedule as he continues his comeback from a cruciate ligament injury, according to Pep Guardiola. The Spanish midfielder missed ­Saturday’s win over Burnley after stating he was not fit but will be available to face Monaco on Wednesday in the Champions League.City’s form collapsed last season after Rodri suffered the injury against Arsenal a year ago. Guardiola is wary of overloading him at this stage and putting the midfielder at risk of the problem recurring. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Pep Guardiola unsure when Rodri will return to best at Man City after ACL injury

Rodri sat out City’s 5-1 win over Burnley on Saturday after feeling pain in the knee in which he tore his anterior cruciate ligament last season.

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2 w. ago Man City handed major double injury boost ahead of Monaco showdown

Rodri missed the 5-1 win over Burnley at the weekend but is in line for a return against Monaco

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2 w. ago Man City face Rodri injury wait with four players to miss Monaco Champions League tie

Manchester City injury latest as Pep Guardiola delivers verdict on Rodri following Premier League win over Burnley

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3 w. ago Man City stars show true colours with Kyle Walker gesture in Burnley win

Kyle Walker lapped up the applause and respect on his Manchester City return but had a tough afternoon against his former teammates

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3 w. ago Port Vale v Arsenal, Huddersfield v Manchester City, and more: Carabao Cup – live

⚽ League Cup third round updates, from 7.45pm BST⚽ Live scores | Read Football Daily | And email ScottThe fourth round of the League Cup has already served up some marvellous entertainment. Diego Gomez’s long-drive-heavy four-goal haul; two fine assists for Federico Chiesa and the daftest of red cards for Hugo Ekitiké; a first win of the season for Wolves; Lincoln forcing Chelsea to dig deep; third-tier Cardiff’s win at Burnley. It’s all been happening, with the promise of more fun to come. Tonight’s card is short but sweet Huddersfield Town v Manchester City (7.45pm)Newcastle United v Bradford City (7.45pm)Port Vale v Arsenal (8pm)Tottenham Hotspur v Doncaster Rovers (7.45pm) Continue reading...

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