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Tottenham’s Harry Kane celebrates scoring their second goal against Arsenal on April 30. (Reuters)

Premier League: 10 Talking Points from Last Weekend’s Action

by The Guardian | May 5, 2017 | Sports

London – Gabriel and Arsenal falter under pressure, Crystal Palace have a problem with fan behavior, Sunderland must keep Didier Ndong while Hull’s Harry Maguire continues his excellent form: 1) Palace fans throwing objects gives cause for concern Sean Dyche...

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From the plight of David Moyes and Aitor Karanka to the unstoppable force of Fernando Llorente, there was plenty to chew over this weekend. Composite: BPI, Rex/Shutterstock, EPA, Getty Images

Premier League: 10 Talking Points from the Weekend’s Action

by Asharq Al-Awsat English | Mar 9, 2017 | Sports

1) Pochettino’s side finally look set to end Arsenal streak In a cartoon history of Arsenal’s ongoing run of springtime top-four escapology acts – the battle, above all, to stay ahead of Spurs – Arsène Wenger would probably be depicted right now wriggling furiously...

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After guiding Leicester City to the Premier League title in his first season with the club, Claudio Ranieri is in danger of taking them down in his second. Photograph: Ashley Crowden/CameraSport via Getty

Dilemmas Mount for Clubs Engaged In Premier League Relegation Dogfight

by Louise Taylor | Feb 24, 2017 | Sports

Sack the manager? Keep the manager? Sell your best player and import seven new ones, five on loan? Go warm‑weather training in Dubai? Cancel the Gulf trip? Switch to a sweeper system? Revert to a flat back four? Play two up front? Keep the faith with a lone striker?...

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Hull City appear to have made an eye-catching acquisition in signing Andrea Ranocchia on loan from Internazionale. Photograph: Claudio Villa/Inter via Getty Images

Will Deadline Day Signings Be Key for Palace, Hull, Southampton and Leicester?

by Paul Wilson | Feb 6, 2017 | Sports

Luka Milivojevic, Crystal Palace The 25-year-old Serb has joined Palace from Olympiakos for a fee in the region of £12m and has been signed primarily to add extra steel and security in front of Sam Allardyce’s back four, although six goals in 17 appearances for the...