NewsHub – Football

#	Club	P	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts
1	Arsenal	28	18	7	3	56	21	35	61
2	Man City	27	17	5	5	56	25	31	56
3	Aston Villa	27	15	6	6	38	28	10	51
4	Man United	27	13	9	5	48	37	11	48
5	Chelsea	27	12	9	6	48	31	17	45
6	Liverpool	27	13	6	8	42	35	7	45
7	Brentford	27	12	4	11	40	37	3	40
8	Bournemouth	27	9	11	7	43	45	-2	38
9	Everton	27	10	7	10	29	31	-2	37
10	Fulham	27	11	4	12	38	41	-3	37
11	Newcastle	27	10	6	11	38	39	-1	36
12	Sunderland	27	9	9	9	28	33	-5	36
13	Crystal Palace	27	9	8	10	29	32	-3	35
14	Brighton Hove	27	8	10	9	36	34	2	34
15	Leeds United	27	7	10	10	37	46	-9	31
16	Tottenham	27	7	8	12	37	41	-4	29
17	Nottingham	27	7	6	14	25	39	-14	27
18	West Ham	27	6	7	14	32	49	-17	25
19	Burnley	27	4	7	16	29	52	-23	19
20	Wolverhampton	28	1	7	20	18	51	-33	10

The Guardian – Football

Women’s FA Cup talking points: Kerr shows the way and Liverpool resurgence continues

Sam Kerr is ready for business end of season, Chatham’s goalkeeper made to work and Kim Little continues to shine It has not been the easiest season for Sam Kerr. After missing 20 months with an anterior cruciate ligament injury, she has had her time limited to just a handful of starts across all competition – mainly the cups. She may not have scored the winner that sent Chelsea through to the Women’s FA Cup quarter-finals but her goal that gave the Blues the lead against Manchester United felt almost inevitable. Within six minutes of entering the pitch, the Australian produced an instinctive

15h ago

BBC Sport – Football

Scotland lose Maclean and Cornet for World Cup qualifying openers

Scotland have lost midfield duo Kirsty Maclean and Chelsea Cornet to injury for their opening World Cup qualifiers against Luxembourg.

15h ago

The Guardian – Football

Dick Advocaat resigns as Curaçao head coach before country’s first World Cup

Dutchman steps down for personal reasons Caribbean island only has population of 150,000 Dick Advocaat led Curaçao to their first World Cup but will not be charge of the team at the tournament itself after resigning from the head coach’s post for personal reasons. “Dick Advocaat has stepped down with immediate effect as head coach of the national football team of Curaçao,” the country’s football federation confirmed on social media, the statement going onto say that the 78-year-old will “devote his full attention to his daughter, who is facing health issues”. Continue reading...

16h ago

BBC Sport – Football

Spurs' league position is a 'big concern' - Rooney

Wayne Rooney discusses the possibility of Tottenham Hotspur getting relegated this season.

17h ago

Sky Sports Football

'Big plans to take world by storm!' - Benn targets 'mega fight' after Hearn split

Conor Benn will target a “mega-fight” with Ryan Garcia after signing with new promoter Zuffa Boxing, but also revealed he is open to another bout with Chris Eubank Jr, this time up at super-middleweight.

18h ago

Sky Sports Football

Mondo Man headlines Plumpton card

Cheltenham Festival hopeful Mondo Man will look to head to Prestbury Park in-form after striking at Plumpton this afternoon, live on Sky Sports Racing .

18h ago

Sky Sports Football

Going down? Why relegation is now a real risk for Spurs

'Shock of the century?' However you frame it - relegation out of the Premier League is now a very real possibility for Tottenham.

19h ago

The Guardian – Football

Bruno Fernandes is back in his best position and more effective than ever

In another season of change at Manchester United, the playmaker has been as consistent as ever By WhoScored Turmoil has been no stranger to Old Trafford in recent years; the club has employed 10 managers since Alex Ferguson left in May 2013. Their 15th-placed finish last season – their lowest since they were relegated in 1974 – was a new low. But there has been one bright spot through all the disappointments: Bruno Fernandes playing world-class football and reminding everyone what United can be at their best. This season, at 32, he continues to stand out. In November, he revealed the club had

19h ago

The Guardian – Football

Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action

Rio Ngumoha lifts Liverpool, the tussle to be Harry Kane’s England deputy and Chelsea self-destruct Tottenham weren’t quite as dreadful as they were in losing 4-1 to Arsenal in November, but they were still extremely so, devoid of wit, energy, solidity, creativity, quality, and everything else one would hope to see in a football team. Make no mistake, they are in serious danger of going down and, assessing their fixtures, it is not easy to see where they might win enough points to stay up – all the more so given the form of West Ham and Nottingham Forest who are both playing well. Spurs, on th

19h ago