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Referees' Association agrees with Slot: Tarkowski escaped a red card
The Premier League Referees' Association has admitted that James Tarkowski should have been shown a red card in the city derby between Liverpool and Everton on Wednesday night. Tarkowski got away with a yellow card during the Merseyside Derby after a brutal tackle on Alexis Mac Allister.
Lukaku will fulfill promise to his son and sets a date for return to Anderlecht
Romelu Lukaku intends to return to Anderlecht after the 2026 World Cup. According to Het Nieuwsblad, Belgium's all-time top scorer has mentioned this within his entourage.
Grealish dedicates first goal in sixteen months to his late brother
Jack Grealish has dedicated his first Premier League goal in nearly sixteen months to his younger brother Keelan, exactly 25 years after his passing. The Manchester City midfielder broke the deadlock on Wednesday night in the victory against Leicester City.
La Liga files a complaint against Barça over incorrect accounting in the Olmo case
Another chapter has been added to Barcelona's financial headache on Wednesday. La Liga is set to file a complaint against the Catalans for failing to fulfill the financial commitments made during the temporary registration of Dani Olmo and Pau Víctor, according to reports.
Van Nistelrooy emphasizes discipline and excludes player from the squad
Ruud van Nistelrooy left Harry Winks out of the squad ahead of last Wednesday’s Premier League clash against Manchester City. The Leicester City manager was furious after the English midfielder ignored his request to stay overnight at the training complex.
Arteta puts De Bruyne in the top three best Premier League players ever
Mikel Arteta regrets that Kevin De Bruyne is closing the door behind him at Manchester City. With the imminent departure of the 33-year-old Belgian, an era is coming to an end. According to the Arsenal manager, De Bruyne belongs in the top three best players ever in the Premier League.
Injury update Haaland: City striker sidelined for five to seven weeks
Erling Haaland will be unavailable for Manchester City for the next five to seven weeks. Coach Pep Guardiola confirmed this during the press conference ahead of the match against Leicester City, where Ruud van Nistelrooij is the manager.
Manchester United manager has a message for Fernandes: 'He's not going anywhere'
If Bruno Fernandes wants to leave Manchester United this summer, he's out of luck. Manager Rúben Amorim has made it clear that the Portuguese player is not allowed to leave under any circumstances. He stated this ahead of the match against Nottingham Forest.
Kudus receives support from West Ham manager during difficult season
West Ham United manager Graham Potter has addressed Mohammed Kudus's disappointing season ahead of the Premier League clash with Wolverhampton Wanderers. The Ghanaian dribbler has been unable to make the same impact this season as he did during his first year with the London club.
Tense atmosphere at Marseille: De Zerbi refused to lead training
Roberto De Zerbi has significantly strained relations at Olympique Marseille earlier this week. The Italian coach refused to lead training any longer because he felt his players were letting him down.