Category: English Premier League

Manchester United have modified Old Trafford to accommodate 23,500 spectators, and say they are “bemused” by the ongoing ban on fans.

League executives held big-six meeting without telling all clubsLeague chairman had copy of plans but did not inform other 14The Premier League chairman and chief executive held a meeting with the big six clubs to discuss the fallout from the publicati…

Palace v Leeds and West Ham v Fulham among the fixturesReview set to focus on price reduction not complete rethinkThe Premier League is to screen four more pay-per-view matches next month at £14.95 each before clubs hold a review of the controversial e…

Everton defender Lucas Digne has his three-match ban for a red card against Southampton reduced to one game.

Donny van de Beek will play a “big, big part” for Manchester United this season says manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, who defends his selection decisions.

Football clubs will be required to meet a recruitment diversity target of 15% in new executive jobs and 25% in coaching roles under a voluntary code.

Code aims to increase ethnic and gender diversity in footballSouthampton support objectives but awaiting developmentsA plan to rebalance the ethnic makeup of English football leadership was given a warm welcome on Tuesday but with a reminder from leadi…

José Mourinho says he does not view his Tottenham side as being in title contention. ‘I will never consider ourselves title contenders,’ said the manager, ‘I assume that every match we will play, it doesn’t matter where and it doesn’t matter against wh…

Watford striker Andre Gray and Wolves defender Michael Agboola discuss their generational differences, mental health, the rise of social media and how racism has changed over the years.

Tottenham striker Harry Kane says “we can do something special” as his brilliant partnership with Son Heung-min earns a 1-0 win over Burnley.

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West Bromwich Albion manager Slaven Bilic says the club assured him defender Ahmed Hegazi would not leave.

Tottenham’s prolific away form eluded them in an evenly contested encounter against bottom three Burnley, though the ever-reliable Son Heung-min came to their rescue with a an opportunist winner 15 minutes from the end. Son is now the Premier League’s …

Son Heung-min and Harry Kane link up yet again for the only goal as Tottenham claim a fortunate win over Burnley.

Mike Ashley says the “Premier League must now act” to change the current pay-per-view charges of £14.95 per match.