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Bruce urges fans to back Hull

Steve Bruce has appealed to Hull fans to get behind their side against West Ham on Monday night and forget about protesting against owner Assem Allam.

Arsène Wenger: Jack Wilshere is finally back to his best for Arsenal

Manager says injury meant Wilshere couldnt kick ball properly Pellegrini complains of fouls in buildup to both Arsenals goals Dortmunds Shinji Kagawa is out to hurt Arsenal Premier League: Arsenal v Manchester City - in pictures As revelations go, it was pretty startling. Jack Wilshere, one of the…

Pablo Piatti on target as Valencia beat Espanyol to go second in Spain

Nuno Espírito Santos side are unbeaten after three games They lie two points behind the leaders Barcelona Continue reading...

Monday's gossip column

Manchester United chase Cristiano Ronaldo and Mats Hummels, Roma target Glen Johnson, Bayern Munich want Mesut Ozil, plus more.

Wenger slams Wilshere critics

Arsene Wenger felt Jack Wilshere had answered his critics in the best possible way by inspiring Arsenal's recovery in their 2-2 home draw with Manchester City.

Lee Clark and Birmingham furious as denied penalty appeals cost them victory over Leeds at St Andrew's

Managers agree that hosts were on wrong side of referee's decision that could have broken stalemate against Leeds

Alan Pardew future: Under-fire Newcastle manager gets another chance to save his job

Alan Pardew is expected to ride out the latest storm over his position as Newcastle manager and still be in charge of the side for Saturday’s game at home to Hull, despite continued frenzied speculation about his future.

Leonardo Ulloa: being Leicester Citys record signing is a good pressure

Leonardo Ulloa insists he is not feeling the pressure of being Leicesters record signing. The club spent £8m to bring the Argentinian to the King Power Stadium from Brighton a hefty sum for a 28-year-old yet to play in the top flight. Ulloa has scored three goals in his first four Premier…

From Fellaini to Falcao: Man Utd's fortunes revived

During a 4-0 thrashing of QPR, Manchester United discover what difference a year and £126m can make.