The Premier League’s end-of-season award shortlists have been revealed, with Arsenal and Manchester City heavily represented across the Player of the Season, Young Player of the Season and Manager of the Season categories.
Manchester United are ready to open talks with Michael Carrick over the possibility of him becoming the club’s permanent head coach, with formal discussions expected to begin before their final game of the season against Brighton on May 24.
Manchester City kept the Premier League title race alive with a commanding 3-0 win over Crystal Palace at the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday night, ensuring the battle with Arsenal rolls on for at least another week.
Manchester City return to the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday night knowing there is no room for error as the Premier League title race edges towards its climax, with anything other than victory over Crystal Palace likely to end their hopes of catching leaders Arsenal.
Chelsea are continuing their search for a new head coach with a high-profile shortlist now firmly in place, as the club step up internal discussions ahead of a key summer appointment, with Xabi Alonso, Andoni Iraola and Marco Silva all under serious consideration, alongside interest in Oliver Glasner, Filipe LuÃs.
The race for Europe is heading for a dramatic finish with the Premier League potentially set to send as many as nine clubs into UEFA competition next season.
West Ham United were left furious after a dramatic late VAR decision denied them a stoppage-time equaliser as Arsenal claimed a crucial 1-0 victory at London Stadium to move a step closer to the Premier League title.
The Premier League returns with major implications at both ends of the table, as Arsenal look to strengthen their grip on top spot. At the other end, the relegation picture is starting to take shape, with sides like Leeds, West Ham and Tottenham targeting survival.
Midweek Premier League action delivered drama at both ends of the table, with the title race, European qualification and relegation picture all taking shape.
Manchester City closed the gap on Arsenal, Liverpool edged a derby classic, Aston Villa survived a thriller, and Nottingham Forest saw a star performance inspire a vital win, as the season continues to take shape heading into the final stretch.
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