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Toure backs Manchester City for Champions League success
Manchester City midfielder Yaya Toure has backed his side to make Champions League history this season and win the competition, after the club’s drama
Five January signings to add a new dimension to Spurs’ attack
After getting the closest they ever have to winning the Premier League title last season, Tottenham are certainly holding back a little this term, but
Which of these four will struggle most in the Premier League this season?
The Premier League’s biggest clubs collectively underperformed in 2o15-16. This summer, they have made certain 2016-17 will be much different. The
Five bargain buys to consider for West Brom on FM16
The Baggies have cemented themselves in the mediocrity of mid-table in the last few seasons and Tony Pulis’ reign is the perfect symbol of that. As
Swansea’s ‘brother’ will be a bigger hit than Aston Villa’s, here’s why
In the past week it has been rare to not find a story in one of the newspapers about a Ghanaian footballer called Jordan Ayew and how he is the man gi
Why Man United really can win the title
Manchester United can still win the Premier League this season, having only recently begun to hit their best form under new manager Louis Van Gaal.
Title still a ‘long’ way off, says Liverpool ace
Liverpool defender Martin Skrtel says that his side are ready to take on Manchester City in next weekend’s title showdown, but that lifting the trophy
Five La Liga starlets that Premier League clubs should sign
With the Premier League season coming to an end, clubs like Manchester United, Manchester City or Liverpool can start focusing in planning the next se
Pulis claims We must sell before we can buy
Stoke manager Tony Pulis has confessed that he must sell first-team players before making additions to his squad during the January transfer window.
Goalkeeping legend fears complacency will creep into Hart’s game
1966 world cup winner Gordon Banks believes the only thing holding Joe Hart back from becoming the best in the world is a lack of competition for the