English Premier League: Olivier Giroud (79′) Southampton 2-3 Chelsea

Oliver Giroud came off the bench to steer his Chelsea side to a fantastic comeback against a crestfallen Southampton.

Manchester City have been a cut above the rest all season, and now they are confirmed as the best team in the Premier League.

Manchester City have been a cut above the rest all season, and now they are confirmed as the best team in the Premier League.

Mohamed Salah’s 30th Premier League goal of the season helped steer Liverpool to an easy win over Bournemouth.
After the most recent round of Premier League fixtures, ESPN FC presents its Team of the Weekend, selected by Paul Mariner and Steve Nicol.
Do you agree or disagree? You can have your say on those picked or overlooked in the comments section at the foot of the article or on Twitter using the hashtag #TOTW.

ESPN FC’s latest Team of the Weekend.
Goalkeeper: It has not been an easy season for Ben Foster in the West Bromwich Albion goal, but the performance he put in against his former club Manchester United in the unexpected 1-0 win at…

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ESPN FC’s Craig Burley dissects what proved to be a game of two halves as Man United roared back to shock City at the Etihad.

ESPN FC’s Craig Burley wraps up Saturday’s Premier League action, which saw two derbies play out in opposite fashion.
After each round of Premier League fixtures, ESPN FC presents its Team of the Weekend, which is selected by Gab Marcotti, Paul Mariner and Mark Ogden.
Do you agree or disagree? You can have your say on those picked or overlooked in the comments section at the foot of the article or on Twitter using the hashtag #TOTW.

ESPN FC’s latest Team of the Weekend.
Goalkeeper: Life hasn’t been easy for West Ham or Joe Hart this season, but Hart was key to earning the point at Chelsea that keeps the Hammers cushioned from the relegation places….

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ESPN FC’s Craig Burley recaps all the Saturday results from week 30 in the Premier League, headlined by Man United’s win over Liverpool.

ESPN FC’s Craig Burley explains how Romelu Lukaku’s presence and strength keyed Man United’s victory over Liverpool at Old Trafford.

Shaka Hislop and Ross Dyer break down Tottenham’s comeback without Harry Kane and Arsenal’s first Premier League win since February 3rd.

Shaka Hislop and Ross Dyer break down Tottenham’s comeback without Harry Kane and Arsenal’s first Premier League win since February 3rd.
After each round of Premier League fixtures, ESPN FC presents its Team of the Weekend, which is selected by Gab Marcotti, Paul Mariner and Steve Nicol.
Do you agree or disagree? You can have your say on those picked or overlooked in the comments section at the foot of the article or on Twitter using the hashtag #TOTW.

Here is ESPN FC’s Team of the Weekend.
Goalkeeper: In a crucial relegation battle with Huddersfield, Swansea were down to 10 men after only 11 minutes. Things didn’t look good, but Lukasz Fabianski was on hand. He did…

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ESPN’s Alison Bender and Stewart Robson analyse the tackles made during the Manchester City and Tottenham match.

The Premier League has long held the titles as “the toughest” and “most physical” of the big five leagues in Europe and through the years has had no shortage of bad boys and villains. With the modernization of the game, those days are slowly disappearing, as there is far less physicality and fewer crunching tackles then there were even just 10 years ago. The days of Roy Keane and Lee Bowyer may be gone but there are still some bad boys left in the Premier League. These are players who relish the…

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The Exploding Heads take a look at the weekend’s Premier League fixtures, including the unveiling of West Brom’s new mascot and the tattoo World Cup.

This week’s edition of the Good, the Bad and the Funny brings you scintillating Harry Kane, woeful Joel Matip and an almost-eager Leicester fan.

Few players in the Premier League influence a game, for better or worse, like Jonjo Shelvey.

Every year, Time Magazine names their “Person of the Year.” It’s a curious award, famously not (as the name might imply) intended to reward someone who has necessarily done something positive, but simply to highlight someone who has, “for better or for worse… done the most to influence the events of the year.” It’s an interesting variation upon typical award criteria. Good? Bad? It doesn’t matter. They’ve done something major. If football were to follow the same criteria — man of the match awards,…

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Former Premier League referee Peter Walton discusses the controversial decisions from this weekend’s Premier League games.
Rafael Benitez has told Jonjo Shelvey he must control his anger if he wants to fulfil his potential.
It was revealed on Monday, a day after the 25-year-old Newcastle midfielder had been sent off for standing on Tottenham counterpart Dele Alli, that he has been seeing a psychologist to help him deal with his issues on the pitch.
Manager Benitez was at pains not to criticise his player in public at his prematch news conference on Friday afternoon, but admitted only Shelvey, who served a five-match…

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Newcastle’s Rafa Benitez feels Harry Kane deserved the same punishment as Jonjo Shelvey for his challenge on Florian Lejeune.
Jonjo Shelvey has admitted he is seeing a psychologist in a bid to curb the anger which is threatening to blight his career.
The 25-year-old Newcastle midfielder, who served a five-match ban last season for allegedly racially abusing Wolves counterpart Romain Saiss, was sent off on his return to the Premier League on Sunday after stamping on Tottenham’s Dele Alli.
Shelvey, who was also dismissed at Nottingham Forest last season for kicking out at Henri Lansbury only to have the red card rescinded…

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