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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...
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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.
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Newcastle's Bruce wants games every day to finish season
Professional football in England has been postponed until at least 30 April, but as the country is effectively in government-ordered lockdown the restart could be pushed back even further.
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Newcastle complete loan deal for Spurs defender Rose
Rose had said in November that he was prepared to run down the final 18 months of his contract at Tottenham and leave for free after not being handed a new deal.
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Martial scores twice as United crush Newcastle
United have now won 21 Premier League games on Boxing Day for a win percentage of 81% — more than any other club.
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Jesus double gives Man City much-needed win at Burnley
Gabriel Jesus opened the scoring in the 24th minute and doubled City’s advantage five minutes after the break before a spectacular drive from Rodri and a low drilled shot from substitute Riyad Mahrez made it four.
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Man City are in the right frame of mind: Guardiola
Pep Guardiola is adamant the City players have not been affected by a poor run of just one victory in five games in all competitions.
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Jonny strikes to earn Wolves draw at Newcastle
Nuno Espirito Santo's side are unbeaten in the Premier League since mid-September but will be disappointed not to have taken all three points after dominating the second period against Geordies.
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Mane, Salah combine to maintain Liverpool's perfect start
The European champions have a history of starting slowly in early kick-offs under Jurgen Klopp and only arose from their slumber after the Magpies took a shock lead through Jetro Willems on seven minutes.
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United offload Lukaku, Spurs strengthen as window shuts
Belgian Lukaku, who spent two years with United after a £75 million move from Everton, joined Inter for a fee reported to be around 80 million euros.
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Newcastle gamble on Bruce as head coach
Bruce has agreed a three-year contract with the Premier League club, but his appointment to succeed Rafael Benitez wasn't met with universal approval by Newcastle supporters.
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Newcastle's Lejeune out for season with serious knee injury
Florian Lejeune was taken off on a stretcher in the second half of the clash at St James’ Park following a challenge with Palace winger Andros Townsend.
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Arsenal climb to third with victory over Newcastle
Ramsey found his way through a packed defence on the half hour to score with a low shot before Frenchman Lacazette put the game to bed in the 83rd minute with a chip over the keeper.
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FA investigating Beardsley bullying allegations
The 58-year-old Beardsley, a former England international, left the Premier League club last week amid accusations that he bullied academy midfielder Yasin Ben El-Mhanni.
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Leicester welcome Rodgers with win, Newcastle end Burnley run
New Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers watched on from the stands as the Foxes beat Brighton 2-1, while Newcastle pulled further clear of the relegation battle by defeating Burnley on Tuesday.
