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Tottenham winger Gareth Bale has signed a lucrative contract extension that will keep him at White Hart Lane until 2015 despite recent interest in his services from the likes of Barcelona, Inter Milan and AC Milan.
Tottenham winger Gareth Bale has signed a lucrative contract extension that will keep him at White Hart Lane until 2015 despite recent interest in his services from the likes of Barcelona, Inter Milan and AC Milan.
Manchester United have emerged as favorites to sign Southampton youngster Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain.
Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish will outbid any offer from Spurs for Blackpool captain Charlie Adam this summer.
The Blues moved into third spot behind Manchester United and Arsenal with an impressive 2-0 win that displaced Manchester City on Sunday.
David Luiz and Ramires got the goals as Chelsea continued their recent run but it may not be enough to keep their title.
Sunderland boss Steve Bruce led renewed calls for video technology after a controversial penalty decision led to his team’s downfall at home to Liverpool.
The Reds took full advantage just before half-time when Dirk Kuyt scored from a penalty after John Mensah had hauled Jay Spearing back.
The referee initially awarded a free-kick before his linesman decided that the foul committed outside the box by Mensah was inside the penalty area.
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger believes the unpredictability of this season’s EPL championship race means his team are still title contenders.
The Gunners had to fight back for a 2-2 draw at West Brom on Saturday, a result that leaves them five points behind leaders Manchester United with a game in hand.
“This is certainly the most level league, with the least predictable results, since I have been in England,” said Wenger, appointed Arsenal boss in 1996.
Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson had to watch from the stands as Dimitar Berbatov’s late, late goal beat Bolton at Old Trafford – and he was impressed.
Ferguson praised the character of his players after Berbatov’s 88th minute winner pushed them five points clear of Arsenal at the top of the EPL table.
“That is what the character of this club is all about,” said Ferguson after he started his five game touchline ban.
“No other club in the country has got that. We are fantastic at getting something out of a dead situation.
Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson is ready to restore Wayne Rooney to a central striking role against Bolton this weekend. Ferguson has also allayed fears over Rio Ferdinand’s ability to make a full recovery from his current injury.
Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson is ready to restore Wayne Rooney to a central striking role against Bolton this weekend. Ferguson has also allayed fears over Rio Ferdinand’s ability to make a full recovery from his current injury.
Striker Didier Drogba is to hold talks on his future with Chelsea at the end of the season.
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini could axe striker Mario Balotelli after his red card as the club exited the Europa League against Dynamo Kiev on Thursday night.
The striker has yet to score in six games since his British record transfer from Liverpool.
Substitute Torres again failed to hit the target against Copenhagen as Chelsea booked a mouth watering Champions League semi-final clash with Manchester United.
Manchester United will take on Chelsea in the quarter-finals of the Champions League – when Spurs face Real Madrid and Jose Mourinho.
Alex Ferguson’s EPL leaders will relish the chance of avenging their recent Stamford Bridge defeat to Chelsea in the matches at the start of April.
And Chelsea will be keen to avenge their 2008 European Cup final penalty shoot-out defeat to United in Moscow.
The Arsenal manager and his midfielder Samir Nasri have been charged for ‘inappropriate language’ towards referee Massimo Busacca in Barcelona on Wednesday night.
Busacca was involved in an end of match altercation with the Arsenal pair after he red-carded striker Robin Van Persie.
The Gunners face United in the FA Cup quarter-final on Saturday, fresh from their controversial CL defeat at Barcelona on Tuesday night.
Boss Arsene Wenger and midfielder Sami Nasri have been charged by UEFA over comments made to referee Massimo Busacca over his handling of the game.
A realistic Redknapp admitted he was struggling to come to terms with the ‘impossible dream’ after the scoreless draw at White Hart Lane saw his side through 1-0 on aggregate.
Peter Crouch’s goal at the San Siro was enough to send Tottenham into the CL quarter-finals for the first time, two and a half years after Redknapp inherited a side second from bottom in the EPL.
Wenger clashed with the referee in the tunnel after the match while Van Persie branded match official Massimo Bussaca ‘a joke’ after he was sent-off early in the second-half.
The Gunners lost 3-1 on the night and 4-3 on aggregate after Van Persie was controversially sent-off for kicking the ball away after referee Bussaca had blown for offside.
Ferguson, charged by the FA for comments made after the defeat at Chelsea on Tuesday night, refused to speak to the media after his team’s second defeat in a row.
The Scot wouldn’t even talk to United’s own television channel as he awaits charges for remarks made about the referee after the Chelsea game.
The Gunners take a 2-1 lead and Fabregas to Spain for Tuesday night’s second leg clash in the last 16 of the competition.
Fabregas says he will be fit to face his former club after his hamstring injury kept him of Saturday’s 0-0 draw with Sunderland.
Manchester City defender Kolo Toure faces a two year ban from all football after testing positive for a banned substance – in a diet pill belong to his wife.
The former City captain has been suspended with immediate effect pending a full FA investigation.
Bendtner eyes Barca after Cup hat-trick
Nicklas Bendtner made his claim for a starting place against Barcelona next week with a hat-trick as Arsenal hammered Leyton Orient 5-0 in their FA Cup replay.
Bendtner and Marouane Chamakh are vying for the right to replace the injured Robin Van Persie in the big Champions League clash.
Both scored against Orient but Bendtner’s hat-trick may have given manager Arsene Wenger more to think about as his team quickly got over their Carling Cup final defeat to Birmingham.
Wigan owner Dave Whelan has lashed out at the English FA after Wayne Rooney escaped punishment for his elbow on James McCarthy.
Manchester United and England winger Wayne Rooney has escaped punishment for his elbow on Irish international James McCarthy.
Rooney was caught on camera elbowing McCarthy on the back of his head during United’s 4-0 EPL win at the DW Stadium on Saturday.
