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These are heady days for Aston Villa fans, that small but statistically significant section of society who are preparing for their first European semi-final since 1982.

In just over a month, on June 7, Ireland will go to the polls and we will find out more about the political climate in local councils and euro constituencies

Roger Bell, the former CFO at Ineos Sport, will replace Baty.

Coventry rarely threatened in the final minutes as Ipswich held on to leave McKenna's men on the brink of the Premier League for the first time in over two decades.

Chants of 'Belling-ham, Belling-ham' rang out as he patiently signed their books and posed for pics. Usain Bolt looked on bemused.

At the Kildare holiday camp for sick children, the fun and laughter are therapeutic for all the family

It's a bumper month for viewers with the return of two old favouites, and some decent new dramas 

Erling Haaland grabs vital goal, Richard Masters gets a Molineux earful and Brighton’s season fades out.

The Gunners were 3-0 up at the break, though unconvincing throughout, as errors from Raya and Rice make it an edgy finish in north London

Ugly row with Jürgen Klopp on the London Stadium touchline shows the Egyptian’s focus has waned.

Ten Hag is now lashing out with a predictable and growing list of excuses

The body language was dreadful in the Liverpool technical area on Saturday

It had appeared that Antony, without a league goal since April 16 last year against Nottingham Forest, would be an unlikely match-winner

Salah had been waiting to come on before Michail Antonio's goal and was involved in an animated conversation with Klopp.

The Gunners will go into Sunday’s north London derby at Tottenham top of the table.

Rashford has managed just eight goals in 40 appearances for his boyhood club, with his output criticised by onlookers and some fans booing him in last Sunday’s FA Cup semi-final against Coventry

Erik ten Hag defended his player when asked about it. “I have a lot of sympathy for Rashy,” the manager said

Klopp made Liverpool’s best ideas better but he also ensured that the club’s failings were less pronounced. Without him, life may be more comfortable for some, but that doesn’t mean it will be better.

For Tottenham fans, it's a football conundrum writ large. Can you really be a fan if you want your team to lose? Can you really be a Spurs fan if you are happy to hand Arsenal the title?