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Improved Leicester Can Keep Winning for Rodgers

While Leicester may not have been struggling and in danger of the relegation zone at the start of the season, it is clear that both the board and the fans were not happy with the direction in which the club was going. The club took steps to bring in a new manager, and that man was Brendan Rodgers, who returned to the Premier League after a very successful stint in Scotland with Celtic. Rodgers has thrived on the return to the Premier League,

Bohemians Look a Solid Bet to Pick Up Home Win

Can Improving Southampton Stop Liverpool on Friday Night?

A big game in the Premier League at both the top and bottom of the table on Friday night when Southampton host Liverpool. The Saints are five points clear of the relegation zone and that gap has been created by some good play in the past few weeks. They have won three of their last four games and if their form continues to be anywhere near as good as that then they are going to survive this season.

Tottenham Have Team Chemistry to Win in Pre-Season

Tottenham to Win on Opening Night in New Stadium

Wednesday night is a huge night for Tottenham Hotspur football club in more ways than one. The main reason is that they finally move into their new home, the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, a move that has been coming for a long time. Their temporary home of Wembley has been pretty good to them it has to be said, but they will be hoping the state of the art facilities and getting their own fans back home will be able to catapult them forward.

Qarabag Can Build on Lead and Wrap Up Champions League Win

Watford Fancied to Gain Comfortable Success Over Lowly Fulham

Watford host Fulham in the Premier League on Tuesday evening, with just a few games to go in the season. The outlook for both teams could not be any different really, this is the end of what has been a good season for Watford, while the curtains draw on what has been a Fulham disaster.

Watford are up in 10th position, only one point away from Wolves who are up in 7th, and a top half finish is very likely with how they have been playing both recently,

Liverpool & Tottenham Face Must-Win Premier League Game

The fast pace of the Premier League means that it can sometimes be hard to stop and ‘smell the roses’ so to speak regarding some of the bigger games. Of course, that isn’t always the case, and we can often just find ourselves previewing or reviewing a game and thinking to ourselves “this one is going to be good”. That’s the situation that we find ourselves in here today, and Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur prepare to clash in a game that neither can really afford to lose if they want to end up achieving their primary goal for the season.

Manchester United Host Watford In Big Premier League Clash

International football is all well and good, and when we say that, we mean it. It may not be as attractive in some ways when compared to the likes of the European domestic game, but at the end of the day, you’re still seeing the best in the world play the best in the world. There’s no comparison to the kind of talents that you see, but of course, it’s much nicer when you see them on a week to week basis.

The Premier League’s Final Countdown Begins

The Premier League is an odd division at the best of times, but in addition to that, it’s also considered to be one of the greatest that there is to be found across the world of football. The beautiful game has evolved a great deal over the years and English football has evolved right alongside it, and as a result, many of the top teams in the division are also the top teams across Europe.

Fulham Attempt To Overcome Liverpool On Sunday

The Premier League is a pretty interesting division at the best of times, and it never really matters who is playing who when you think about it. It could be a relegation battle or a top six clash, because either way, there’s going to be some fireworks. As we approach the end of the season things are going to start to get even more unpredictable, which can only be considered a good thing for the fans.

Arsenal Take On Manchester United In Battle For Top Four

The Premier League has always been an exceptionally competitive division, and that’s never been more accurate than it is this season. There are teams battling it out at both ends of the table, and it seems as if that’s going to continue to be the case between now and May. One of the most intriguing battles of all comes in the form of the race for the top four, which features some of the most notable teams in European football.

Despite Missing Key Players, City Can Pick Up Champions Cup Victory

Manchester City Face Off Against High Flying Watford

The Premier League is set to return to our lives this weekend, following a series of intriguing fixtures (and results) in Europe earlier in the week. We’re approaching the business end of the season with a lot of things still left to be determined, which, in truth, is the best possible position we could find ourselves in. Premier League football is at its best when there are a series of stakes attached to the games that we’re watching,

Everton And Liverpool Meet In Merseyside Derby

Every single Premier League game is important, and every single Premier League game has some kind of special meaning to someone. Whether it be their first ever live game or an encounter between their favourite team and their dad’s favourite team, there’s always something for everyone. When it comes to derby day, though, it’s a completely different story. There’s a certain ‘passion’ that comes with playing against your bitter rivals that you just don’t get every week.

Tottenham Face Arsenal In Huge North London Derby

Buckle up, folks – things are about to get serious. There are only 10 games remaining for all 20 teams in the Premier League, which can mean only one thing: it’s crunch time. Clubs up and down the division are starting to put the pieces in place for one final surge to end the campaign, which is going to mean some pretty entertaining games moving forward for the fans. There’s a lot on the line from the title race all the way down to the relegation battle,