Tottenham have denied reports that they have approached Manchester City manager Mark Hughes to take over as manager of the north London club.

They may have made a return to winning ways yesterday with a convincing victory over Bolton, but Aston Villa boss Martin O'Neill says the club needs "more investment" if they are to build on the promise they have shown in spurts this season.

Chelsea manager Avram Grant has vowed to fight the controversial decision to make his side play two games in the space of just 72 hours during a key phase of the Barclays Premier League title run-in.

Former Chelsea boss Avram Grant would relish the “challenge” of returning to Premier League management.

Luiz Felipe Scolari has admitted Chelsea are not playing well enough to win anything.

Everton striker Louis Saha has been ruled out for up to another five weeks following a second scan on his hamstring injury.

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If you missed out on tickets for the Liam Miller tribute match, here's a chance to attend the sold-out game.

Republic of Ireland footballer Darron Gibson is to appear in court next month after he was charged with drink-driving, UK police have said.

Former Manchester United left-back Patrice Evra appears set for a return to the Premier League with West Ham, according to reports.

David Beckham’s eldest son Brooklyn has had a trial with Chelsea.

Wayne Rooney has apologised to a 9-year-old football fan after he fired a shot into the crowd which broke the youngster’s wrist.

Wolves interim manager Terry Connor believes Manchester City will be ideal opponents for his relegation-threatened side tomorrow — because all the pressure will be on Roberto Mancini’s title-chasing team.

TONY CASCARINO has been dropped to the bench for Transfer D-Day by Sky Sports News.

BAYERN MUNICH are not desperate to sign Manuel Neuer and will happily wait until he becomes a free agent in 2012 if Schalke do not drop their asking price, according to Bayern’s director of sport Christian Nerlinger.