the specialone: It's so refreshing to see a team other than Real or Barca win any sort of trophy in Spain. Well done Atletico Madrid on winning the Copa del Rey. Apart from...
The title and relegation battles may be settled, but it is all still to play for in the fight to secure a top-four finish. Arsenal are favourites to record a victory at Newcastle which will see them secure Champions League football next season, while Tottenham are odds-on to keep up the pressure by beating Sunderland.
Owen Coyle wants to bounce straight back into management after being sacked by Bolton Wanderers.
Carson Yeung's controversial reign at St Andrew's could soon be over after Birmingham City entered takeover talks with two parties.
Manchester United kid Robbie Brady is a loan target for injury-hit Wolves.
Leeds are set to win the race for Southend winger Ryan Hall.
Reading rebel Simon Church can forget about loans to Birmingham or Ipswich - unless he signs a new deal.
Andre Villas-Boas has warned his Tottenham stars not to get carried away with their stunning run of form when they play Chelsea.
Chelsea scouts watched Ghanaian Waris Majeed score a hat-trick for Swedish side BK Hacken last weekend.
Napoli and Inter Milan are interested in Arsenal goalkeeper Vito Mannone.
Aston Villa are keeping tabs on Burnley striker Charlie Austin and are also monitoring Dynamo Moscow's Aleksander Kokorin.
Liverpool are keen on Hamburg's South Korea forward Son Heung-min.
Joe Allen has promised Wales will not allow a feud between Gareth Bale and Charlie Adam to spill into their World Cup qualifying clash with Scotland.
Newcastle boss Alan Pardew has declared he is "overjoyed" the club's stadium name is reverting to St James' Park.
Mick McCarthy and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer have emerged as the two leading contenders to replace Owen Coyle at Bolton.
Former Wolves boss Mick McCarthy and Roy Keane are in the frame at Bolton after the club sacked manager Owen Coyle.
Chelsea are ready to make a second move in January to capture Marseille striker Loic Remy.
Everton boss David Moyes has his eyes firmly set on a return to Europe.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain has already set his sights on becoming an England centurion.
Stoke winger Michael Kightly has hit back at Liverpool's defence of Luis Suarez and claims the striker screams like a baby.
Barnet have confirmed they have received international clearance for former Fulham striker Collins John.
Chelsea skipper John Terry is ready to accept his four-match suspension for racially abusing Anton Ferdinand and face the prospect of further disciplinary action from his club.
Alan Curbishley has turned down the chance to succeed Owen Coyle as manager of Bolton.
Newcastle's £24million shirt sponsorship deal with Wonga was engulfed in fresh controversy on Tuesday night when the club's Muslim players were warned that wearing the new shirts would infringe Sharia law.
Barcelona have said that a Spanish doctor, Dr Luis Garcia del Moral, who has been banned for life for his role in the Lance Armstrong affair has "never been on the payroll" at the Catalan club.
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