Premier League
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England’s leading match official announced last week that he was leaving the panel of elite referees but will be in charge of at least four matches before he departs in the summer
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Tension is mounting at the foot of the Premier League – but it’s not all doom and gloom. With 13 games to play, fans of the bottom seven weigh up their chances
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Leeds-based 51-year-old Ed Wood will leave Spotland on Saturday having visited 93 league grounds in just 189 days, reclaiming a record he held for three years in the 1990s, all in the name of charity
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Mauricio Pochettino has suggested Vincent Janssen needs to offer more intensity in training to justify a recall to the Tottenham first team
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Manchester City’s Brazilian forward Gabriel Jesus fractured a metatarsal in the victory against Bournemouth and could be out for up to three months
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Bournemouth midfielder Harry Arter has thanked Pep Guardiola for the “unbelievable touch” of wishing him luck with the birth of his child, which is due later this week
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From new romances to creatures of habit, our cartoonist wonders where the love might be in the game today
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They may have come to see Gabriel Jesus but after the Brazilian’s injury it was the 21-year-old German who looked the part in the win against Bournemouth
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Manchester City defeated Bournemouth 2-0 at the Vitality Stadium thanks to a Raheem Sterling goal and a Tyrone Mings own goal
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Goals from Raheem Sterling and substitute Sergio Agüero – via a Tyrone Mings deflection – gave Manchester City a hard-fought win that puts them second in the table, eight points behind Chelsea
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The pod discuss all the weekend’s action, including big wins for Liverpool and Swansea. Plus Burnley continuing to impress and the departure at Rangers
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Hull’s new coach continues to impress despite defeat, Sam Allardyce’s January signings have yet to have an impact, and the deepening muddle at Leicester
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Arsenal’s playmaker Mesut Özil looked short of confidence in the 2-0 win over Hull City but will need to be on his mettle in Munich for the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie
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Your weekend roundup of the best photography from England’s top flight
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Swansea City beat Leicester City 2-0 to move ahead of Claudio Ranieri’s side, who are one point above the relegation zone in 17th place in the Premiership
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First-half goals from Alfie Mawson and Martin Olsson continue Swansea’s improvement under Paul Clement and left Leicester in deep trouble after an insipid display from the Foxes
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Sean Dyche says Burnley are now a more assured top-flight side and wants his players to ‘find a way to make something happen’ against Chelsea
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Liverpool returned to their free-flowing best to deservedly beat Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 at Anfield thanks to Sadio Mané’s two first-half strikes
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Clockwatch: Join Barry Glendenning for a busy afternoon of matches in the Premier League, Football League and around Europe
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Aitor Karanka, the Middlesbrough manager, could take some satisfaction in his team matching an in-form Everton but ultimately could not make a breakthrough in the scoreless draw
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Mauricio Pochettino has said that Tottenham need to improve their record at the homes of their top-six rivals as they prepare to take on Liverpool at Anfield
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Sunderland will be aiming to make sure Southampton, desperately missing their key defender Virgil van Dijk, continue their downward spiral and help the home side to another three vital points
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Swansea City have battled their way out of the relegation zone and will see Leicester City as a prime opportunity to climb further away from trouble
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West Ham United will hope Andy Carroll is fit to start against West Bromwich Albion as the striker has scored four goals in his side’s last four league matches
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