Hair-raising moves rock Premier League
Tottenham is in talks to bring back its $150 million man, while Arsenal has absolutely thrown the bank at its most prized asset.
Manchester United
EPL rips up $1 billion China TV contract
The English Premier League has terminated its contract with Chinese streaming service PPTV — its largest international broadcast deal.
Twitter apologises for mocking footballer
Social media giant Twitter has issued an apology after breaking its own guidelines by targeting a football star with online abuse.
Man United progress after VAR drama
Manchester United are through to the Europa League semi-finals, but not after some VAR controversy gave the powerhouse club a scare.
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Why Mourinho’s confident United can topple Reds
JOSE Mourinho’s resurgent Manchester United will attempt to reel in arch rivals Liverpool when Jurgen Klopp’s faltering side visit Old Trafford in Sunday’s Premier League headline clash.
EPL Early Tackle: Mou’s Man U must attack
A NINE-game winning streak, and the chance the close on the top four by beating their biggest rivals. Manchester United can’t hold back against Liverpool.
‘I make them eat their balls’
THE ever quotable Manchester United superstar Zlatan Ibrahimovic has a message for his critics in the media, and as with all things ‘Zlatan’ it’s enjoyable.
Jose’s ugly divorce could make Chelsea champs
THE Bridge has been rebuilt and Antonio Conte is using Jose Mourinho’s DIY disaster for his own grand design. And the Blues are in love all over again.
Another Football Podcast: a tale of two cities
PODCAST: Round 10 of the A-League sees Sydney v Melbourne squared. Tom Smithies and Matt Windley preview the fixtures and assess the EPL title race.
Another Football Podcast: round six preview
CAN Sydney FC maintain their perfect start? Are the Mariners the A-League’s form team? Will Liverpool ever keep a clean sheet? All, some or none of these questions answered …
Listen up: Another Football Podcast
VICTORY win the fights but City win the FFA Cup war, Adelaide United have reason to be cheerful and Jose Mourinho humiliates himself. LISTEN HERE!
Can Liverpool end 27 years of hurt?
LATE TACKLE: As the Premier League title race settles in to an evenly matched five horse race, Jurgen Klopp might just have built a team that can go the distance.
Familiar foe to test Liverpool’s title ambitions
EARLY TACKLE: Can Liverpool and Jurgen Klopp lay down a title marker against Man United on the German’s anniversary, or will Jose Mourinho spoil the party?
United could have beaten Stoke 6-0: Mourinho
AFTER Manchester United played out a frustrating 1-1 draw with Stoke, manager Jose Mourinho said his team could have won the clash by five or six goals.
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