The win for Chelsea means they remain in third place after their first win at home in five games, while West Ham remain in seventh, with their top four hopes all but over

Everton are now in the third relegation slot with six to play, three at home, three away and their away form stinks, with a single win back in August at Brighton. 

Arteta has been derided to the point of ridicule for asking fans, players and critics alike to 'trust the process.'

Saturday's goalless draw at Brentford left Tottenham two points behind Arsenal in top four race

For the second week running Spurs failed to score and are now two points behind their north London rivals.

Ralf Ragnick was forced to play down talk of dressing room unrest as he dismissed Manchester United’s chances of finishing in the top four

United's Champions League hopes now well and truly in tatters

The 63-year-old has not held back about the chasm to the likes of Liverpool and Manchester City

Ahead of Merseyside Derby, Liverpool manager insists he's okay with aggressive approaches but hurting opposition solves nothing 

In Erik ten Hag, Manchester United need a builder of something new rather than a restoration expert

One thing the large majority of United fans agree on is that whatever the future of the club is, it can’t involve the Glazer family.

Harry Maguire’s house was swept by police on Thursday after the Manchester United captain received a bomb threat

Five significant matters the new manager at Man Utd must tackle, including the areas where signings are most urgent

And three recruits have already been eliminated from Special Forces — Ultimate Hell Week

Movies this evening include Journey 2 The Mysterious Island and Quantum of Solace

Cristiano Ronaldo has thanked the Anfield crowd for their show of compassion following the death of his newborn son

The Dutch coach’s friends and former charges say he is a football-obsessed control freak who’s hugely loyal to his players

Manchester United have confirmed that Erik ten Hag will be their new manager on contract to June 2025, with the option to extend for a further year

Sergio Aguero, Didier Drogba, Vincent Kompany, Peter Schmeichel, Paul Scholes and Ian Wright have been inducted into the Premier League Hall of Fame.

The Gunners may be a work in progress — but as they showed against Chelsea at least there is progress, unlike the stasis at Old Trafford