Keme Nzerem
The Happy One – a glimpse of Mourinho Mark II?
Jose Mourinho is back at Stamford Bridge, but is this the Jose who infatuated and infuriated or Mourinho Mark II?
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Money shot: Gareth Bale unveiled at Real Madrid
Gareth Bale is unveiled at Real Madrid in front of huge crowds following his record-breaking £85m transfer from Spurs.
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Forget summer sport – the drama begins this weekend
The last two summers may have may have offered a whirlwind of success for the British sports fan – but football’s Premier League is what keeps the nation ticking, writes Jordan Jarrett-Bryan.
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Premier League 2013-14: the struggle for survival
In part two of our Premier League 2013-14 preview, Malcolm Boughen looks at the teams hoping to finish in the top 10, those aiming to avoid an end-of season dogfight, and the newly promoted clubs.
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Saha: ‘Smart politicians to blame for rising racism’
French footballer Louis Saha tells Channel 4 News far-right politicians in Europe are using minorities as “easy targets” to win votes – and the problem is likely to worsen.
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Thrills in store on last day of Premier League season
The 2012-13 Premier League season ends on Sunday, but there is still plenty to play for, with north London rivals Arsenal and Tottenham battling it out for a Champions League place.
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Mancini set to be sacked by Manchester City
Manchester City are preparing to sack their manager Roberto Mancini this week after the club’s shock FA Cup final defeat to Wigan, according to reports.
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Keme Nzerem
There’s only two Alex Fergusons…
The most successful gaffer in the history of British football has not always been friend of the referee – or the journalist, writes Sports Correspondent Keme Nzerem.
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Michael Crick
A Blair-esque departure for Sir Alex – with Europe still nagging?
Sir Alex Ferguson was our greatest manager, but a European champion? Political Correspondent Michael Crick, Westminster’s most famous Manchester United fan, looks back.
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Morals over passion for football? No way
With Liverpool striker Luis Suarez accepting his 10-match ban for biting another player, Sports Reporter Jordan Jarrett-Bryan looks at the reaction to the controversy.
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Luis Suarez banned for 10 matches after biting player
The Liverpool striker Luis Suarez is banned for 10 matches by the FA after accepting a charge of violent conduct for biting Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic.
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Police horse ‘totally fine’ after Newcastle violence
The police horse who was attacked when football fans clashed following a Tyne-Wear derby is “totally fine”, his owners say, while arrests continue after a weekend of soccer-related violence.
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Mancini: Balotelli clash ‘was nothing special’
Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini plays down his latest confrontation with Mario Balotelli and insists that he will not be selling the controversial striker following the training ground row.
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FA investigates Clattenburg racial abuse claims
The Football Association begins an investigation into claims that referee Mark Clattenburg racially abused a Chelsea player during Sunday’s clash with Man United.
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After golden summer, can Premier League still thrill?
Despite England struggling in the European Championships and Team GB’s footballers doing no better at the Olympics, the outlook is good for the Premier League as the new season approaches.
