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West Hams win over Wolves has eased the pressure on head coach Julen Lopetegui, but results will be closely monitored over the upcoming games. Lopeteguis future was on the line when his former side Wolves came to the London Stadium on Monday night, with the board viewing it as a cup final for the Spaniard. […]

Arsenals 1-1 draw with Fulham on Sunday left Mikel Arteta with a familiar feeling of frustration. It was the seventh time they have dropped points in 15 Premier League games this term. They are six points worse off than at the same stage of last season. It was particularly tough to take given his sides

The top stories and transfer rumours from Tuesdays newspapers… DAILY MIRROR Erik ten Hag and Graham Potter are set to battle it out to replace Marco Rose as RB Leipzig boss. Trent Alexander-Arnold is in negotiations over a new Liverpool contract and his team-mates want him to stay, according to Alexis Mac Allister. THE TIMES

Edwin van der Sars life was turned upside down in July last year when he suffered a brain haemorrhage while on holiday in Croatia. In an exclusive interview, former Manchester United and Netherlands goalkeeper Van der Sar sat down with Sky Sports News senior reporter Tim Thornton in Amsterdam to discuss the moment his life

Sky Sports News chief reporter Kaveh Solhekol explains why referee David Coote was sacked by the PGMOL and what happens now.

Gary ONeil will remain the Wolves head coach for their match against Ipswich and retains the full backing of the Wolves board. Wolves want ONeil to be in charge for the foreseeable future and will continue to support him and his staff with the aim of improving results going forward. Get Sports or stream with

Neil Harris is set to step down as Millwall head coach. The Championship club said in a statement on Tuesday that Harris will leave after their league game at Middlesbrough on Saturday. Millwall, who sit 11th in the table, host Sheffield United on Wednesday in the league before Harris final game. Got Sky? Watch Millwall

Manchester Uniteds new part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has had a poor start at Old Trafford, according to Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher. Ratcliffes arrival was welcomed after he bought a minority stake in United in February, taking over football operations from the Glazer family, who are largely unpopular among supporters, but fan opinion is already