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Tottenham Have Team Chemistry to Win in Pre-Season

Unrest at Chelsea Gives Tottenham Chance to Strike at Stamford Bridge

Two of the top six clubs, Chelsea and Tottenham, go head to head at Stamford Bridge on Wednesday night in a big game at the top of the table. Both teams would love three points in the bag to aid their chances and with just 10 games to go after this one, this is a hugely important time for both clubs.

Chelsea are in a battle right now for a place in the top four,

Manchester United Can Ease to First Friendly Victory

Manchester United Too Big to Ignore Away at Palace

Manchester United remained unbeaten in the Premier League under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer at the weekend after a 0-0 draw with top of the table Liverpool at Old Trafford. Coming out of that game they have injury concerns, and bizarrely they had to make all of their three substitutes during the first half of the game, all due to injuries. Marcus Rashford played the full 90 minutes, but did not look comfortable at times during the second half and he would have to be a doubt alongside the three players that came off.

Cardiff Face Crucial Game Against Everton

The disjointed nature of this weekend’s schedule has been a bit odd, and it’s left some fans feeling a little bit frustrated with just two 3pm Premier League kick offs on Saturday. Of course, nostalgia has an important role to play in that, but either way we shouldn’t be getting all too down about it. There’s a whole new set of fixtures coming to our screens over the course of the next few days, as we sit back and enjoy some rare midweek action in the Premier League.

Big Spending Wolves Hoping for Positive Opening Day Result

Bournemouth Attempt To Derail Wolves

The Premier League is set to return to our screens this weekend, following a brief hiatus due to the FA Cup – plus the return of European competitions, which is something we’re going to touch on again later. We find ourselves nearing towards the end of February, and that can only mean one thing: it’s about to get serious. Teams that are competing on multiple fronts will now be taking a good, hard look at their current situation in order to see what they’re going to prioritise.

Should big clubs be playing much smaller clubs in their pre-season friendlies?

West Ham to Take Advantage of Struggling Fulham on Friday

West Ham host Fulham in one of two Premier League games that take place on Friday night, and the game looks a perfect opportunity for them to put another three points on the board. The Hammers are looking to finish in the top half of the table this season, and going into this weekend’s games they are in 10th, which is right where they want to be. Things are really tight though, and just six points separate 9th placed Everton and 15th placed Burnley so a streak of two or three wins or losses in a row could really make a difference to a team’s league position.

High Flying Wolves Face An Improved Newcastle

Monday Night Football always serves as a fun break from the ‘traditional’ schedule of the Premier League, and more often than not, it tends to feature some pretty entertaining games. We’ve seen the finest teams that English football has to offer play under the bright lights on this night, and in many cases, it’s been an enjoyable watch. Tomorrow night looks set to be no different as the season continues on through its second half,

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

Manchester City Host Chelsea In Cup Final Warm-Up

The Premier League will return to our screens once again this weekend, and quite frankly, that’s good news for everyone. The top tier of English football legitimately feels like it’s never been better, with several teams tussling it out at the top of the table in order to be able to call themselves the best. Of course, not all of them are going to succeed and not all of them can claim to have had a great season,

Under Pressure Liverpool Take On Bournemouth

They say that pressure makes diamonds in this game, and it certainly feels like that’s never been more accurate than it is right now. The Premier League is entering that phase of the season in which all twenty teams start to lay out their realistic ambitions for the remainder of the campaign, and that can be an interesting time. Some sides will be hoping to far exceed the goals they set out back in the summer,

Manchester City to Beat Everton in High Scoring Game

The race for the Premier League title has taken three huge turns in the space of a week, and on Wednesday night we are going to see another. The tussle between Manchester City, who are the current holders, and Liverpool has been thrilling so far, and it is only expected to get even better. Tottenham are in third place, and while they don’t appear to quite have the quality to challenge, they cannot be discounted in what is going to be a thrilling end.

Champions league 2018-19 Starts Here for Many Teams

West Ham Attempt To Overcome PL Leaders Liverpool

Following on from a hectic weekend of Premier League action, it can often be difficult to settle yourself into a position whereby you need to motivate yourself to play a game on Monday Night Football. Of course, this isn’t always the case, and sometimes, it can just be a fun case of getting to see everyone else play before you step out onto the pitch. Whichever side of the coin you fall on there’s no denying that it’s great for fans to be able to see more football beyond the weekend,

Manchester City Host Arsenal In Premier League

The Premier League is back in our lives today, as begin the final few months of the season. All twenty teams from top to bottom have a lot to fight for regardless of what the pundits may tell you, and that’s an exciting position to be in. There are so many storylines to run through and not much time left in the campaign to resolve them, but either way, we’re here for it. The top flight of English football always seems to throw up some surprises that nobody is expecting,

Tottenham Wage War With Buoyant Newcastle

The January transfer window is now behind us, and we can now start to focus on the important stuff: like actually getting back to playing on a week to week basis. The ruthless nature of the schedule means that even after the midweek chaos in which we saw some truly bizarre results, we’re going to be right back at it this weekend. With the season disappearing before our very eyes, it’s never been more crucial or important to start building up some momentum,