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Saturday was a huge day in the race for Champions League qualification.

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European leagues top the standings while divisions from across several continents also feature.

Manchester City’s title odds have been slashed while Liverpool and Chelsea’s chances of Champions League qualification were dented by dropped points.

There are bound to be plenty of twists and turns in the title race on a busy Saturday night.

Carrick dropped a forward whose underwhelming form has flown under the radar.

The Red Devils are the Premier League‘s form team since Michael Carrick took charge.

Marcus Rashford, Adam Wharton, Luis Súarez and Dominik Szoboszlai all feature in the gossip.

There’s a slightly reduced slate of Premier League fixtures this weekend.

Bradley Barcola, Rafael Leão, Pau Cubarsí, Jadon Sancho, Myles Lewis-Skelly and many more feature in the gossip.

Marcus Rashford, Ousmane Dembélé, Michael Olise and João Cancelo all feature in the gossip.

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It’s time to go big on Liverpool assets following their fixture swing.

Gameweek 28 is bookended by derbies in the Midlands and London.

No Premier League clubs are free of injuries ahead of a critical round of fixtures.

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Elliot Anderson, Thibaut Courtois, Vitinha and Julián Alvarez all feature in the gossip.

At least one club are reportedly braced for a significant UEFA fine.

Gameweek 27 may have been the week of the goalkeepers.

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Things have gone south for Liverpool this season.

The former club captain has won seven of his 10 games in charge so far.

The Chelsea vice-captain is the subject of much uncertainty ahead of the summer window.

The Red Devils stand to make a huge financial loss.

Former employers Tottenham face a huge decision over their next managerial appointment.

The March internationals serve as a final tune-up to the 2026 World Cup.

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