English premier league
Liverpool will learn from Man City humbling, says Klopp
The Reds came back down to earth with a bump at the Etihad Stadium on Thursday in their first match since securing the title last week.
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Aubameyang fires Arsenal revival as Leicester lose again
Aubameyang moved alongside Jamie Vardy as the Premier League's top scorer on 19 goals on a night of contrasting fortunes for the Golden Boot contenders.
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Klopp promises to 'attack' Premier League title not defend it
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says his side will not rest on their laurels next season after ending a 30-year wait to win the Premier League.
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Solskjaer warns Rashford, Martial to improve or risk being replaced
Martial's first Manchester United hat-trick, against Sheffield United last week, took him level with Rashford on 19 goals, while 18-year-old academy graduate Mason Greenwood has found the net 12 times in a breakthrough season.
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Liverpool don't need to spend heavily to improve: Klopp
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp said the upcoming transfer window was likely to be more subdued than in previous years due to the impact of COVID-19 on clubs’ finances.
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Ferguson congratulates old rival Dalglish on Liverpool's title win
Liverpool won the title after second-placed Manchester City were beaten 2-1 by Chelsea on Thursday, leaving the new champions with an unassailable 23-point lead with seven games left.
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Liverpool's history not a burden anymore, says Klopp
The Anfield club, who dominated English soccer in the 1970s and 1980s, last won the old First Division title in 1990, but have finished as runners-up five times since.
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The key strengths of Liverpool's title winners
It will go down as a season for the ages, but what makes Jurgen Klopp’s side such an unstoppable force?
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Liverpool fans ignore social distancing to celebrate Premier League title
Liverpool were crowned Premier League champions when second-placed Manchester City were beaten 2-1 at Chelsea.
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Liverpool crowned Premier League champions after Chelsea beat Man City
Chelsea claimed a 2-1 victory over Manchester City to ensure that Liverpool win the title with seven games remaining.
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Liverpool on brink of title, Man Utd make top four move
If second-placed City win in west London, then Liverpool could wrap up their first English title for 30 years in their next game - against Pep Guardiola's side at the Etihad Stadium on 2 July.
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David Luiz agrees Arsenal contract extension
The 33-year-old Brazil international joined the Gunners last year from Chelsea on an initial 12-month deal.
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'Fitter than ever' Kane strikes to keep Tottenham in Champions League chase
The England captain looked far more like his old self after a laboured performance in his first appearance for six months against Manchester United on Friday, and was rewarded with a goal eight minutes from time.
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Change 'unstoppable', say football anti-racism campaigners after banner stunt
Players' union bosses praised Burnley captain Ben Mee's reaction to a 'White Lives Matter' banner flown over the Etihad Stadium, as anti-racism campaigners said change was unstoppable.
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McTominay signs new deal at Man Utd
The 23-year-old academy graduate made his debut in 2017 and has made 75 appearances for the side, scoring six goals.
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Man City crush 'embarrassed' Burnley to keep Liverpool waiting
The disparity of resources between the sides was shown even before kick-off as Burnley boss Sean Dyche could not even fill his bench, while Pep Guardiola was able to make eight changes from a 3-0 win over Arsenal on Wednesday.
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Manchester United's De Gea must go back to basics - Neville
De Gea deflected Steven Bergwijn’s shot into his own net in a 1-1 Premier League draw with Tottenham Hotspur on Friday and the Spaniard was lambasted by another United captain, Roy Keane, who said he was “sick to death” of the goalkeeper.
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Liverpool look for Man City favours after derby deadlock
The Reds could clinch the title on home soil against Crystal Palace on Wednesday should Pep Guardiola's men drop points at home to Burnley on Monday.
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Klopp relieved to escape null and void outcome
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp is delighted his side have the chance to win a first Premier League title in 30 years on the field after the uncertainty of a three-month halt to the season.
