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Did Liverpool show where they need to strengthen? Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player FREE TO WATCH: Highlights from Chelsea’s match against Liverpool in the Premier League The 3-1 defeat at Chelsea will do little to trouble Liverpool as they celebrated their deserved title. But if anyone was questioning what Arne […]

Cole Palmer issued a response to social media “idiots and trolls” for the criticism he has received over recent months after ending his goal drought against Liverpool. The Chelsea midfielder, who enjoyed such a stunning first season at Stamford Bridge in 2023/24, had managed only two goal contributions in his previous 12 games coming into

Chelsea boosted their chances of qualifying for next season’s Champions League as they deservedly won 3-1 against a much-changed Liverpool side still celebrating their Premier League title triumph. After the Reds were crowned champions last weekend following their win against Tottenham Hotspur – and therefore handed a guard of honour by the Blues before kick-off

Rangers have condemned a bottle-throwing incident and an “unacceptable” tifo display from their supporters at Sunday’s Old Firm fixture at Ibrox. A glass bottle was among several items thrown into Celtic goalkeeper Viljami Sinisalo’s penalty area in the second half of the 1-1 draw. And prior to the match a banner was unfurled in the

Ruben Amorim says Manchester United are not ready to be competitive in the Premier League and Champions League next season. United racked up their 16th defeat of the league season, their most for 35 years, with the 4-3 loss at European hopefuls Brentford, a result that mathematically consigns them to a bottom-half finish. Amorim, who

Alexander Isak rescued a crucial point for Newcastle in a 1-1 draw at Brighton to keep the Magpies’ Champions League hopes alive. In a bizarre second half, Newcastle were awarded three penalties by on-field referee Craig Pawson – but only one, which was eventually scored by Isak, was taken. The first two were correctly ruled

Brentford increased their hopes of qualifying for Europe for the first time as they beat a much-changed Manchester United 4-3 in a thriller at the Gtech. The result moves Thomas Frank’s Bees up to ninth in the Premier League table, just one point behind Bournemouth, with three games left to play. Conversely, it was Man

West Ham are now without a win in eight games after a 1-1 home draw against London rivals Tottenham, who were much changed ahead of Thursday’s Europa League semi-final second leg. With Spurs’ focus entirely on Europe and their Premier League season a write-off, boss Ange Postecoglou made eight changes from the first-leg 3-1 home

Manchester United secured third place and Champions League football with a 2-2 draw against rivals Manchester City at Old Trafford despite seeing Aoife Mannion sent off in the second half. United only had to avoid defeat to ensure their spot among Europe’s elite next season but gave themselves a mountain to climb when Laia Aleixandri

The spoils were shared as Rangers held Scottish Premiership champions Celtic to a 1-1 draw in the final Old Firm clash of the season at Ibrox. Celtic striker Adam Idah scored a second-half equaliser to deny Rangers a third successive Old Firm derby triumph. Rangers had looked well placed to follow up their victories from