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Liverpool enter the weekend sitting sixth and outside the Champions League places, regardless of whether England earns an additional qualification spot, while Manchester City are under mounting pressure to keep pace with Arsenal in a title race that appears to be slipping further out of reach. Both teams will approach this clash knowing that anything less than three points could prove damaging.

Sandro Tonali is once again emerging as a major talking point ahead of the summer transfer window, with several of the Premier League's biggest clubs reportedly keeping a close watch on the Newcastle United midfielder's situation. According to The Sun, Arsenal, Manchester City, and Chelsea have all registered an interest in the Italy international, showing his growing reputation at the top level.

Ten men away at Aston Villa, I could have put the whole backline in. Keller has gone in and not only held his own as their number one, but continued to showcase probably why he left Liverpool. A lot of people would have said 'stay, Alisson is getting older, you'll get your chance'. He didn't, he went away and he has been fantastic for them and it is a team that suits him.

The Black Cats have added to their influx of summer spending this month by adding 22-year-old Nilson Angulo. An Ecuador international with six goals and seven assists in the Belgian Pro League this season, Angulo is undergoing a medical overseas, according to Sky Sports, ahead of completing an initial 15 million transfer. Sunderland spent upwards of 150m in the summer transfer window, completely reshaping Regis Le Bris' promotion-winning squad.

The deal sheet allows a club to confirm that an agreement has been reached and also give themselves more time to submit the remaining documentation. The Premier League and the English Football League have both set a transfer deadline for Monday, 2 February at 19:00 GMT. The deal sheet cannot be used before 17:00 GMT and needs to be filled in before the transfer window closes.

I know we won too much and the people don't want us to win but the referee has to be neutral. For me, it's not fair because we work so hard When everything is finished, you are frustrated.

I know we won too much and the people don't want us to win but the referee has to be neutral and for me honestly, it's not fair. It's not fair because we work so hard in these situations and now to make these decisions, we have to move on. Of course you need to come back but at the end, when everything is finished, we are frustrated because it's so clear the foul.

Solanke said he was forced to "make something out of nothing" and would be "watching that back a few times."

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Andoni Iraola's side had yet to register a shot on target against the Premier League's bottom side when Kroupi controlled Amine Adli's flick on the edge of the Wolves penalty area with 12 minutes of the first half remaining. Moments later goalkeeper Jose Sa was picking the ball out of his net after being beaten by Kroupi's thunderous, looping strike, which looked set to be the game's only goal until Alex Scott doubled Bournemouth's advantage in stoppage time.

Chelsea have scored a late winner at Stamford Bridge, where things have just kicked off spectacularly. Chelsea v West Ham United: Premier League live Share It's all change at Stamford Bridge, where Chelsea have made it 2-2 with 20 minutes to play. You can follow what is likely to be an eventful climax with Billy Munday. Chelsea v West Ham United: Premier League live Share Milos Kerkez and Ibrahima Konate return to the Liverpool in place of Andy Robertson and the injured Jeremie Frimpong.

I want to be real hands on, I want to take the club in a direction maybe it hasn't been before. We want to take Swansea to the Premier League, and to do that we are going to need money -- that's the reality of the game these days. I want to introduce sponsorship deals and publicity that will make them a global name.

If Wolves' fate is all but sealed, they seek to carry good vibes into the Championship. Bournemouth's objective was to make last week's defeat of Liverpool the staging post for one of those streaks of good results that have made Andoni Iraola's reputation. Mission accomplished for the Cherries, who could celebrate only their second away win of a hitherto troubled season, a first since August. In the performance of second-half sub Rayan, who supplied Alex Scott's late clincher, there is much to look forward to.

It's the final day of January, but we begin another new weekend of matches all across Europe! We start things off in the Premier League as Leeds United host league leaders Arsenal, where the league leaders are looking to bounce back following successive games where they were unable to win (a 0-0 draw to Nottingham Forest and 3-2 loss to Manchester United).