English premier league
Soyuncu's winner sees Man City to title as Foxes beat Man Utd
Caglar Soyuncu's second-half goal saw Leicester beat Manchester United 2-1 on Tuesday in a result that confirmed Manchester City as Premier League champions and...
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Man City crowned Premier League champions after Man Utd loss
Manchester City have been crowned English Premier League champions after Manchester United lost 2-1 to Leicester City on Tuesday night.
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Spurs announce fan representation on board after Super League debacle
Spurs were one of six English clubs involved in the failed breakaway league but were heavily criticised and the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters' Trust (THST) has called for the resignation of the executive board.
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Chelsea beat Man City to delay Premier League title party
Victory for City in a rehearsal for the Champions League final would have confirmed them as English champions for the third time in four years but they must wait for their inevitable coronation.
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Newcastle dent Leicester's Champions League bid with shock win
Defeat left Leicester third, two points in front of Chelsea and five ahead of West Ham, with both London clubs having a game in hand over the Foxes. Only the top four at the end of the Premier League season qualify for the Champions League.
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Premier League reveals plan to avoid ESL repeat as police probe United protest
England's Premier League said it was drawing up a new owners' charter designed to avoid future attempts to join a breakaway European Super League (ESL) as police launched an investigation into the protest that caused the postponement of Manchester United's match against Liverpool.
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Man Utd fans' deep-rooted mistrust of Glazers simmers over
A dramatic protest by angry Manchester United supporters that forced the postponement of a Premier League clash against historic rivals Liverpool was the result of a long-running feud with the American club's owners, the Glazer family.
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Man City on brink of title glory after beating Palace
Pep Guardiola's side sits 13 points clear at the top and will be crowned champions if second-placed Manchester United lose against Liverpool on Sunday.
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Liverpool report £46 million pre-tax loss
Just a week after Liverpool were forced to pull out of the controversial Super League following a furious public backlash, the reigning Premier League champions' revealed the financial impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Henry and Shearer inducted into Premier League Hall of Fame
The Premier League said the Hall of Fame 'recognises and celebrates the exceptional skill and talent of individuals who have graced the Premier League since its inception in 1992'.
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Wood hits hat-trick as Burnley take giant step towards Premier League safety
Wood, who is now Burnley's outright top scorer in the Premier League, is the first player from New Zealand to score a Premier League hat-trick.
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Vardy strikes as Leicester beat West Brom to boost top-four bid
Brendan Rodgers' men were wobbling after losing their previous two top-flight matches but produced a dazzling attacking display against the insipid visitors at the King Power Stadium.
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Man Utd fans breach training ground security to protest against Glazers
United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was forced to speak to around 20 supporters after they blocked both entrances to the Carrington headquarters.
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Gritty Man City move closer to Premier League title
City are 11 points clear of second placed Manchester United and need a maximum of eight points from their remaining five games to clinch a third Premier League title in four seasons.
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Super League dead as Italian and Spanish clubs follow English exodus
The withdrawals by Manchester City, Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham came just 48 hours after the league's unveiling late on Sunday following a furious response from fans and officials.
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Liverpool owner apologises to fans over Super League fiasco
John W Henry, whose Fenway Sports Group also owns baseball's Boston Red Sox, said in a video posted by the club on Twitter that the breakaway project would only have worked with fans' full support.
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Super League in ruins as all six English clubs pull out
City were the first to withdraw, followed by United, Liverpool, Arsenal, Tottenham and finally Chelsea - just 48 hours after the Super League was first announced.
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Premier League clubs 'unanimously' reject Super League plans
The clubs met with league chiefs and the English Football Association to discuss the breakaway competition -- involving the "big six" of Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham.
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Liverpool and Leeds share spoils amid Super League protests
A draw left sixth-placed Liverpool two points adrift of fourth-placed West Ham in the Premier League.
