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#	Club	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Man City	33	21	7	5	66	29	37	70
2	Arsenal	33	21	7	5	63	26	37	70
3	Man United	33	16	10	7	58	45	13	58
4	Aston Villa	33	17	7	9	47	41	6	58
5	Liverpool	33	16	7	10	54	43	11	55
6	Brighton Hove	34	13	11	10	48	39	9	50
7	Bournemouth	34	11	16	7	52	52	0	49
8	Chelsea	34	13	9	12	53	45	8	48
9	Brentford	33	13	9	11	48	44	4	48
10	Everton	33	13	8	12	40	39	1	47
11	Sunderland	33	12	10	11	36	40	-4	46
12	Fulham	33	13	6	14	43	46	-3	45
13	Crystal Palace	32	11	10	11	35	36	-1	43
14	Newcastle	33	12	6	15	46	49	-3	42
15	Leeds United	34	9	13	12	44	51	-7	40
16	Nottingham	33	9	9	15	36	45	-9	36
17	West Ham	33	8	9	16	40	57	-17	33
18	Tottenham	33	7	10	16	42	53	-11	31
19	Burnley	34	4	8	22	34	68	-34	20
20	Wolverhampton	33	3	8	22	24	61	-37	17

The Guardian – Football

Getafe deal blow to Real Madrid’s La Liga title hopes in shock victory

Martin Satriano’s superb first-half volley earned Getafe a shock 1-0 victory at Real Madrid in La Liga on Monday, a result that left Barcelona four points clear at the top. Real dominated possession from kick-off and controlled the game but failed to turn pressure into goals, squandering several chances in an ill-tempered contest. Continue reading...

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BBC Sport – Football

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Will Arsenal care if corners carry them to the Premier League title?

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BBC Sport – Football

Striker Welbeck extends Brighton contract to 2027

Striker Danny Welbeck triggers a 12-month extension on his Brighton deal, keeping him at the club until the end of the 2026-27 season.

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The Guardian – Football

Targett double sets Middlesbrough on the path to victory against Birmingham

Matt Targett’s first-half double helped Middlesbrough return to winning ways with a 3-1 victory over Birmingham and further boost their hopes of promotion to the Premier League. Third-place Millwall’s triumph against Preston at the weekend cut the gap to just the one point coming into the match, but Kim Hellberg’s side responded to restore their four-point advantage in second place. Birmingham lost just their second league game at St Andrew’s since May 2024, meaning their chances of finishing in the playoffs have slipped further away. They remain eight points off the top six. Continue readin

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BBC Sport – Football

Captain Semenyo and go big in defence - FPL team of week

With Erling Haaland possibly out this week, Antoine Semenyo becomes an even better FPL option given his recent goalscoring run for Manchester City.

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Sky Sports Football

Targett braces helps Middlesbrough secure a vital win in promotion race

Highlights of the Sky Bet Championship match between Birmingham City and Middlesbrough.

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BBC Sport – Football

Inter & Juve want Alisson - Tuesday's gossip

Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson is a target for Inter Milan and Juventus, Manchester United want Newcastle's Bruno Guimaraes, Tottenham players face relegation wage cut, plus more.

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The Guardian – Football

‘Our first No 7’: Lynda Hale, pioneer who scored in England’s first women’s match, dies

Southampton winger won Women’s FA Cup seven times Lionesses will wear black armbands against Ukraine Tributes are being paid after the death of the trailblazing footballer Lynda Hale, who scored in England’s first official women’s international fixture. Hale, who was also a seven-time winner of the Women’s FA Cup as part of the Southampton Women’s FC side that dominated the English women’s game throughout the 1970s, started the Lionesses’ first formal game, against Scotland in November 1972. Continue reading...

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The Guardian – Football

Infantino’s idolisation of Trump has left football with blood on its hands | Barney Ronay

The Fifa president’s sycophancy towards the US president has left the organisation facing a new nadir, but any reckoning seems a distant prospect Mr President. Fellow exco members. We’re going to need a bigger Board of Peace. How many mini‑pitches are we up to now? Gaza got 50 of them last month. What will it take to football-fix the global conflict being set in train by Fifa’s own Peace Prize Boy ? A hundred mini-pitches? Four billion mini-pitches? All the mini‑pitches in the universe? In a more sane version of what we must, out of habit, call the real world, it would seem absurd to talk a

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The Guardian – Football

Referees get a hard time but they have got the big calls right in the past couple of weeks | Chris Foy

It was right to disallow Tottenham’s goal in the north London derby and it was also correct to rule out the goal that would have given Burnley a 4-4 draw against Brentford At the start of the season, clubs, fans and the media were told referees would be taking a proactive approach to holding in the penalty area, or grappling as some call it. We have since seen some really good examples of on-field referees making decisions where they have clearly identified holding offences and others where the VAR has recommended a review. But in the past six or eight weeks the issue seems to have intensified

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The Guardian

France to increase nuclear arsenal and European weapons cooperation, Macron says

French president says Paris could deploy nuclear capable fighter jet to countries such as Germany and Poland France will increase the size of its nuclear arsenal for the first time in decades and significantly intensify nuclear weapons cooperation with eight European allies including the UK as part of a “major” strengthening of its deterrence doctrine, Emmanuel Macron has said. Amid growing concern among European leaders about wavering US commitments to help defend the continent, the French president said on Monday that Paris could deploy nuclear-capable Rafale fighter jets to partner countrie

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