Brighton players are looking forward to their wonderful opportunity to have a huge impact on the Premier League title race this weekend, manager Chris Hughton has told talkSPORT.The south coast club host Manchester City in Sundays season finale, where victory for Pep Guardiolas side will see them crowned champions for the second year running.Anything less than three points at the Amex Stadium, though, will see Liverpool end their long wait for the title, as long as they beat Wolves in their final game of a thrilling campaign.
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We have a wonderful opportunity in tomorrows game to have a big bearing on who will win the league, and thats great for the club, said the Brighton boss, speaking on Saturdays Weekend Sports Breakfast.Generally most people dont expect us to win. Realistically most people wouldnt expect us to get close to a team that, with Liverpool, have been absolutely outstanding this season.And, as we found last week against Leicester, they always seem to find a way to win.
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The goal was controversial, however, with Everton's Theo Walcott appearing to be offside in the build-up. "I prefer not to say anything about the referees," said Watford manager Javi Gracia. "If VAR was ready today the result would have been different."
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PROFILE The 24-year-old is in demand and has a number of clubs trying to sign him Manchester United will get the chance to see summer target and Portugal ace… PROFILE The 24-year-old is in demand and has a number of clubs trying to sign him Manchester United will get the chance to see summer target and Portugal ace Bruno Fernandes in action
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Manchester United will get the chance to see summer target and Portugal ace Bruno Fernandes in action this week. The talented 24-year-old midfielder is attracting the eye of United and several other Premier League sides with rumours he could be heading to England this summer in a deal worth over £60m.
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CHELSEA don't have to worry if they can't overturn their transfer ban this summer. There's plenty of talent to be found among their loan and youth ranks. Stars including Kurt Zouma, Tiemoue Bakayoko and Michy Batshuayi could all play parts at the club next season.
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Spurs came back from behind to earn a 1-1 draw against rivals Arsenal in the North London derby at Wembley on Saturday. It was an eventful game, typified by the last 20 minutes in which Harry Kane scored a penalty to level things before Hugo Lloris saved a Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang spot-kick in stoppage time.
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Now this, the staggering SunSport exclusive that Southgate has agreed to Wayne Rooney being granted a ceremonial 120th and final England cap in next week's Wembley international against the United States, two years after his previous outing. Before you start howling, we know it's for charity. No one is trying to rip the head off Pudsey Bear.
I know we lost some other matches but we played away at Liverpool, Chelsea and Manchester City - probably the three best teams apart from Tottenham." - Mourinho insists United can finish the season in the top four, despite a 3-1 defeat at Liverpool which left them in sixth place and 11 points off fourth-placed Chelsea on December 16, 2018.
Ainsley Maitland-Niles is sent off against Leicester City. (Image: (Photo by Marc Atkins/Getty Images)) Looked distraught after receiving his second yellow from referee Michael Oliver in the 37th minute. Yes he deserved a caution for his late, crude challenge on James Maddison in the 36th minute, but was his challenge on Ben Chilwell ear
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