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Liverpool are in good form lately, beating Chelsea twice and getting a point against Man City. Their latest win, against Chelsea in the Carling Cup came at a

It will be another emotional day on Sunday in the Premier League as one of Gary Speed’s former clubs, Everton, host Stoke. Everton saw off Bolton at the

A sombre cloud hung over proceedings in British football last Sunday as news broke about the tragic passing of Gary Speed. I was in my local convenience store

Swansea get us underway at lunchtime on Sunday by hosting Aston Villa. Swansea have conceded just two goals at home all season, and they face a Villa side

As the Champions League group stage draws near to completion, the fates of all but one of England’s finest remain in the balance. Rather than the routine qualification

It’s been a good week for British players. Gary Speed continued his Welsh revival with a 4-1 win over Norway, and the Republic of Ireland eased into Euro

Another week has passed and, after a fairly successful midweek distraction in Europe for England’s clubs, we return to the Premier League to receive the gift that keeps

The Football Authority casts his eye over the three games lined up for Sunday in the English Premier League, with West Brom v Wolves, Arsenal v Sunderland and

After a Euro 2012 international break that confirmed the mixed fates of the Republic of Ireland, Scotland and England, it’s back to business in the Premier League. Am

Frank Lampard came in from the cold in Valencia to showcase his enduring skills, and he’ll be hoping his midweek goal has bagged him a starting berth for

If the furore of midweek, and yes of course I am referring to the latest twist in the tale of Carlos Tevez, wasn't enough to whet your footballing

We only have one Premier League game on Monday night, and here's the Football Authority with his take on the action.Both Norwich and Sunderland got their first wins

The Football Authority is back with his prediction and preview for Sunday's Premier League match between QPR and Aston Villa. You may be a little surprised at what

Most of the Premier League’s clubs took part in the Carling Cup for the first time this season in the week. As always, the strength of the sides

The Premier League’s elite were unbeaten in the first round of Champions League fixtures this week, but only managed one win between them. So, it’s time for them,

The Football Authority has been feeling pretty cocky of late, after nearly all of his predictions on Saturday came in. Check out his Sunday Premier League preview below,

The big English Premier League match of Monday night is a scrap between the top flight new-boys QPR and the Magpies from Newcastle. The Football Authority breaks down