The pressure is off to a degree for Manchester United now their Champions League place is confirmed for next season but they will still relish the challenge of a trip to Sunderland when they next play...

Old Trafford is expected to play host to another classic this afternoon as Manchester United host Liverpool in the Premier League.

Before a ball was kicked this season there would not have been many expecting the Red Devils to be ahead of the Reds in the league table at this stage of the campaign, but that’s where we are.

After a back-and-forth final day full of customary Championship drama, Ipswich sealed their return to the Premier League while Hull City leapfrogged Wrexham into the playoff places. Ipswich came into the final day knowing that three points was all that was required and goals from George Hirst,

Arsenal stormed six points clear at the top of the Premier League as Bukayo Saka and Viktor Gyokeres put Fulham to the sword in a 3-0 win, while West Ham's defeat at Brentford offered Tottenham a life...

For Brentford, the victory serves as a double celebration, ending a six-match winless run and moving them up to sixth in the table as they chase European qualification for the first time in their hist...