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Chelsea to unleash Lukaku on underachieving Arsenal
Lukaku has returned to Stamford Bridge, seven years after his first spell at Chelsea came to an end, for a £97 million fee ($133 million) after leading Inter...
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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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Spurs frustrated by Newcastle, Saints boost survival bid
Ralph Hasenhuttl's side moved 10 points clear of the relegation zone with eight games left after a dramatic fightback at St Mary's.
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Solskjaer not giving up hope of catching Man City
City have soared 10 points clear of their local rivals thanks to an 18-game winning streak in all competitions.
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Werner ends goal drought as Chelsea revival gathers pace
Werner netted late in the first half at Stamford Bridge after setting up Olivier Giroud's opener for Thomas Tuchel's revitalised team.
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Man Utd equal record with nine-goal blitz, Arsenal lose at Wolves
Rampant United scored four times in the first half after Southampton's teenage midfielder Alexandre Jankewitz was dismissed in the second minute at Old Trafford.
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Aubameyang at the double as Arsenal pile more misery on Newcastle
The Gunners were facing an unlikely battle for survival less than a month ago, but 13 points from a possible 15 have lifted Mikel Arteta's men into 10th and within seven points of the top four.
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Pogba 'happy' when winning as Man Utd go top of the Premier League
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men now lead defending champions Liverpool by three points ahead of a top-of-the-table clash between the two most successful sides in English football history at Anfield on Sunday.
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Under pressure Premier League managers hope for Christmas cheer
Slaven Bilic's sacking by West Brom last week made him the earliest managerial departure in a Premier League season for six years after it took 18 games for Cardiff City to dismiss Neil Warnock in 2014.
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Spurs face title test, wounded Liverpool host leaders Leicester
With the final international fixtures of the year done and dusted, a gruelling winter schedule of club football awaits for England's top-flight with nine rounds of league matches before 2 January.
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'Season starts today' for Solskjaer as Man Utd get back on track
Although United left it late to finish off Newcastle, the result was no more than they deserved and Solskjaer will hope it is the start of a better period for his team after their troubled opening to the campaign.
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Man City, Man Utd ease into League Cup quarterfinals
Pep Guardiola admitted it was vital to keep a clean-sheet as League Cup holders Manchester City got back on track with a 3-0 win against Burnley, while Manchester United joined their rivals in the quarterfinals after beating Brighton 3-0 on Wednesday.
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Leicester hit Man City for five, Tottenham pay harsh penalty
Jamie Vardy's hat-trick dealt an early blow to Manchester City's hopes of wrestling back the Premier League title as they conceded three penalties in a 5-2 defeat to Leicester.
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Haller lifts West Ham gloom, Palace crash out of League Cup
With Arsenal, Wolves, Leicester, Tottenham, Manchester City and Liverpool on West Ham's immediate fixture schedule, it was vital to avoid an embarrassing exit against third-tier Charlton at the London Stadium.
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Wolves bolster Europa League bid, Blades blunted by Everton
At the other end of the Premier League table, Brighton guaranteed their Premier League survival with a 0-0 draw against Newcastle.
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Liverpool boost record bid, Man City crush Newcastle
Jurgen Klopp's side are hoping to break the 100-point record established by Manchester City in 2018 and they remain on course after securing their first away win since February.
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Mane boosts Liverpool's record hunt as Man City stumble at Southampton
Just four days after City thrashed Liverpool 4-0 to seemingly lay down a marker next season's title race, both sides showed why there has been a chasm between them in the Reds' romp to a first league title in 30 years.
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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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Takeover deal for Newcastle United edges closer
Sky Sports television said the asking price was understood to have dropped to around 300 million pounds from a previous 340 million, with Ashley willing to structure payments.
