As usual during the mid-summer months, the talk surrounding Manchester United became increasingly incessant.

Swansea 1 Tottenham 3: Three goals in a remarkable final 10 minutes at the Liberty Stadium kept alive Tottenham’s faint hopes of winning the Premier League title.

Tottenham kept their Premier League title ambitions alive by staging an extraordinary late show at relegation-threatened Swansea.

Chelsea 3 Swansea 1: At 29, and with an astonishing 671 senior appearances for club and country already to his name, Cesc Fabregas insists he is facing new challenges under Antonio Conte and has pledged to remain at Chelsea for as long as the club wants him to stay.

Manchester City 2 Swansea 1: Gabriel Jesus has wasted no time in guaranteeing himself a place in Manchester City folklore, his injury-time winner the second of two goals on his full home debut but the young Brazilian’s stunning impact on English football could not disguise the same old problems for Pep Guardiola.

Swansea 0 Arsenal 4: Arsenal’s Petr Cech is confident a collective effort from the chasing pack will keep the pressure on runaway Premier League leaders Chelsea.

Bob Bradley promised to fight on after another defeat that leaves his Swansea side deep in relegation trouble.

Stoke 3 Swansea City 1: Stoke striker Wilfried Bony ended his 310-day goal drought with a brace to haunt old club Swansea.

Swansea City 1 Liverpool 2

Phil Taylor made a winning start in his quest for a 16th World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace - however, he was far from convincing.

AUSTRALIAN explorers have credited record low tides on the blue moon for the “one-in-a-million” discovery in Antarctica of one of the world’s first airplanes, found buried in ice.

Remains of the first plane ever taken to Antarctica, in 1912, have been found by Australian researchers, the team announced today.

Additional charges will be filed against a Canadian paedophile suspect after a second boy testified that he had been sexually abused four years ago, Thai police said.

Tornadoes ripped through parts of Britain today, leaving a trail of destruction behind them.

Sydney Opera House was the backdrop for a maritime drama today when a former America’s Cup racing yacht slammed into underwater rocks near the landmark, tipped onto its side and threw some of its passengers overboard.