Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson reckons
Wayne Rooney could beat Cristiano Ronaldo's
42-goal season after his brace against Fulham.
17:56 - US group 'to make Liverpool bid' - BBC Liverpool are the subject of a £118.5m takeover
bid from private equity firm Rhone Group,
according to a report.
Arsenal winger Theo Walcott wants revenge against
Manchester United in the UEFA Champions League.
17:26 - Rooney rules Old Trafford on landmark afternoon - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Wayne Rooney scored his 31st and 32nd goals of the
season to lead Manchester United to a 3-0 home win
over Fulham that nosed the champions back in front
in the Premier League title race.
17:14 - Pompey cool takeover bid reports - BBC Portsmouth's administrator expresses surprise at
reports that a new consortium intends to buy the
cash-strapped club.
17:14 - Fulham unable to stop Rooney march - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Wayne Rooney took his goal glut to 32 with another
fine double to take Manchester United back to the
Premier League summit.
Arsenal and France's Samir Nasri has admitted that
he fears he could lose out on a World Cup place.
17:07 - Rooney steals show yet again to fire United top - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Another Wayne Rooney double helped sweep
Manchester United back to the Premier League
summit with a 3-0 victory over Fulham at Old
Trafford.
16:39 - Man Utd 3-0 Fulham - BBC Wayne Rooney scores twice and Dimitar Berbatov
adds a third as Manchester United move two points
at the top of the Premier League.
Aston Villa boss Martin O'Neill refuses to accept
his side are out of the race for fourth in the
Premier League following a 0-0 draw at Stoke.
16:33 - United brush past Cottagers - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Another Wayne Rooney double helped sweep
Manchester United back to the Premier League
summit with a 3-0 victory over Fulham at Old
Trafford.
16:30 - Lethal Rooney keeps United ahead of the pack - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Wayne Rooney made sure Manchester United ended the
weekend as they began it on Sunday with two goals
in a 3-0 home win over Fulham to nose the
champions back in front in the Premier League
title race.
Lazio goalkeeper Fernando Muslera admits he is
flattered by reported interest from Arsenal.
16:07 - Benayoun battling to face Pompey - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Liverpool midfielder Yossi Benayoun will face a
late fitness test ahead of the Barclays Premier
League visit of Portsmouth on Monday.
16:00 - Administrator surprise at Lloyd stories - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Portsmouth administrator Andrew Andronikou
expressed his surprise that news of property
tycoon Rob Lloyd's interest in buying the club had
been made public even before any official approach
has been made.
15:46 - Reds in talks with investment group - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Liverpool are in talks with private equity firm
the Rhone Group over a proposed £118.5million deal
to buy a significant share of the club.
Portsmouth administrator Andrew Andronikou insists
any buyer wanting to invest in the cash-strapped
club must have proof of funds.
14:27 - Benitez: Every week is important - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez accepts it is
"win at all costs" for the remainder of their
season but he is not placing any special
significance on the week ahead.
Manchester City chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak wants
a salary cap in European football and says the
current rate of spending cannot be sustained.
14:09 - Clough happy with Martin arrival - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Derby manager Nigel Clough has spoken of his
delight at being able to bring Liverpool
goalkeeper David Martin to the club on a month's
loan.
Manchester United face Fulham at Old Trafford with
top slot in the Premier League at stake for the
champions.
12:55 - Spurs worried by Lennon progress - BBC Spurs boss Harry Redknapp admits Aaron Lennon is
"quite a way off" being fit with the start of the
World Cup less than three months away.
Manchester United can go top of the Premier League
if they beat Fulham at Old Trafford.
12:42 - Redknapp concerns over Lennon fitness - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp admits winger
Aaron Lennon is "quite a way off" being fit with
the start of the World Cup now less than three
months away.
Arsene Wenger believes Arsenal's last-gasp 2-1 win
at 10-man Hull could go a long way to delivering a
first Premier League title since 2004.
11:47 - Madrid "obsessed" about Rooney - Calderon - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Real Madrid have an "obsession" about signing
Wayne Rooney, but would need to fork out
£80million or more to do so, according to former
president Ramon Calderon.
Tottenham first-team coach Joe Jordan insists
there is no chance of Robbie Keane remaining at
Celtic beyond the end of his loan period.
11:12 - McCarthy glad to see luck change - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Wolves boss Mick McCarthy believes his side's run
of bad luck could have changed after a victory at
Burnley which gives them a "fighting chance" of
top-flight survival.
Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has
suggested that Cristiano Ronaldo could be tempted
back to Old Trafford in the future.
10:49 - Moyes keen on Donovan stay - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM David Moyes admitted he will continue to try and
extend the loan spell of Landon Donovan following
his side's 2-2 draw at Birmingham.
10:45 - Fighting spirit pleases McLeish - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Alex McLeish hailed his team's fighting qualities
after Birmingham battled back from two goals down
to earn a 2-2 draw with Everton.
10:44 - McLeish praise for Gardner - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Birmingham boss Alex McLeish praised Craig Gardner
after the midfielder recovered from illness to
earn his side a 2-2 draw with Everton.
09:39 - Tevez wants repeat of Bridge brilliance - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Carlos Tevez believes it is imperative Manchester
City maintain the level of performance which saw
Chelsea demolished if a top-four place is to be
achieved.
09:38 - Torres reveals Liverpool doubts - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Fernando Torres has admitted he will think about
his future at Liverpool if the club do not buy the
players needed to turn them into Premier League
contenders.
Phil Brown is adamant that Sol Campbell should
have been sent off in Hull's 2-1 defeat to
Arsenal.
21:57 - Drogba goals put Chelsea top, Arsenal sneak win - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Didier Drogba scored twice to lift Chelsea to a
4-1 victory over West Ham United on Saturday and
back to the top of the Premier League while
Arsenal shadowed them with a last-gasp victory at
Hull City.
Arsene Wenger hopes that Arsenal's win against
Hull will spur his squad on to the Premier League
title.
21:26 - Liverpool must buy several new players, says Torres - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Liverpool need to buy several players in order to
challenge for honours next season, striker
Fernando Torres said Saturday.
21:17 - Hull 1-2 Arsenal - BBC Nicklas Bendtner's late goal takes Arsenal level
with Chelsea at the top of the table via a win at
10-man Hull.
Nicklas Bendtner struck three minutes into
stoppage time as Arsenal downed 10-man Hull 2-1 at
the KC Stadium.
20:52 - Drogba goals put Chelsea top, Arsenal sneak win - EUROSPORT.YAHOO.COM Didier Drogba scored twice to lift Chelsea to a
4-1 victory over West Ham United on Saturday and
back to the top of the Premier League while
Arsenal shadowed them with a last-gasp victory at
Hull City.
