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      Burnley vs Newcastle LIVE: Score, updates and team news as Clarets aim to avoid final day drop in crucial clash

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      BURNLEY host Newcastle on the final day of the season with their Premier League life on the line.But can they beat the drop?
      Follow updates from the game below…

      BIG FINALE LIVE: Stay up to date with all the Premier League final day SunSport’s live blog
      Newcastle shattered Arsenal’s Champions League dreams with a 2-0 winCredit: Rex
      Burnley’s loss to Spurs saw them drop into the relegation zoneCredit: Rex
      Getting a result for Burnley won’t be easy – Newcastle have had a sensational turnaround since the appointment of Eddie Howe last November.
      Only league leaders Manchester City and Liverpool have earned more points than Newcastle this calendar year – which was added to in their most recent dominant display against Arsenal.
      And now, Newcastle can finish off their campaign with a successful trip to Burnley if they play their cards right.
      But the Clarets are in need of a positive result otherwise they could be heading into the Championship next season with already relegated Watford and Norwich.
      What time does Burnley vs Newcastle kick off?

      Burnley entertain Newcastle United on Sunday, May 22 – the final day of the season.
      It is scheduled to kick off at 4pm UK time.
      Turf Moor in Burnley is the assigned arena for this huge relegation clash which can hold approximately 21,000 supporters.
      Callum Wilson’s 40th minute strike was enough for the Magpies to scrape a win against Burnley earlier on in the campaign.

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      What TV channel is Burnley vs Newcastle on and can I live stream it?

      Burnley vs Newcastle has not been announced as one of Sky Sports’ TV games for the final day.
      Brentford vs Leeds, Liverpool vs Wolves and Man City vs Newcastle have been chosen.

      Team news
      Burnley’s lengthy injury list was not helped by Matthew Lowton’s controversial red card against Aston Villa.
      Which means the defender will join Erik Pieters, Benn Mee, Johann Berg Gudmundsson, Ashley Wood and Matej Vydra on the side-lines.
      However Jay Rodriguez is 50/50 to return whilst James Tarkowski both made the last match-day squad.
      Jonjo Shelvey, Federico Fernandez, Isaac Hayden, Joe Willock and Jamal Lewis missed out on Newcastle’s fantastic performance against Arsenal which casts them all as doubts for the final game of the season.
      However, Callum Wilson is expected to make his second successive start and Ryan Fraser was able to feature in a 15 minutes cameo last time out.
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      Latest odds

      Burnley to win 11/8
      Draw 23/10
      Newcastle to win 19/10

      *Odds courtesy of Betfair are correct at time of publication
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      Arsenal vs Everton LIVE: Score, updates and team news with Gunners all but set to miss out on Champions League spot

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      ARSENAL welcome Everton to the Emirates on the final day needing a miracle to qualify for the Champions League.The Gunners must beat the Toffees and hope Tottenham lose at already-relegated Norwich to finish in fourth place.
      Follow live updates during the match below…

      BIG FINALE LIVE: Stay up to date with all the Premier League final day action in SunSport’s live blog
      Everton beat Arsenal the last time they played thanks to Demarai Gray’s winnerCredit: The Times
      And Everton thrillingly securing safety against Crystal Palace on Thursday could play into Arsenal’s hands.
      But Frank Lampard’s men won’t roll over easily as they’ll want to conclude their Premier League season with a win.
      What time does Arsenal vs Everton kick-off?

      Arsenal’s crucial game with Everton will get going from 4pm UK time on Sunday, May 22.
      The game will be played at the Emirates Stadium in North London.
      Arsenal’s last game with Everton finished 2-1 to the Toffees.

      Is Arsenal vs Everton on TV and can I live stream it?

      Arsenal vs Everton has not been announced as one of Sky Sports’ televised final day games.
      Liverpool vs Wolves, Man City vs Aston Villa and Brentford vs Leeds are the games that have been selected.

      Team news
      Mikel Arteta will be delighted to welcome Rob Holding back to the squad following his suspension against Newcastle.
      As Ben White and Gabriel both missed out on Wednesday’s training session.
      Emile Smith Rowe was also absent from training, Takehiro Tomiyasu was dragged off early in the devastating Magpies loss, whilst Kieran Tierney and Thomas Partey continued to be nursed in the treatment room.
      Elsewhere, Yerry Mina has a small chance of returning to the Everton squad for the final game of the season and Jarrad Braithwaite has served his one-match ban.
      However, Andros Townsend, Fabian Delph and Nathan Patterson all miss out through injury.
      Whilst Solomon Rondon’s needless red card against Brentford has resulted in the forward sitting on the naughty step.
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      Odds

      Arsenal – 1/2
      Draw – 10/3
      Everton – 5/1

      *Odds courtesy of Betfair and correct at time of publication.
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      Norwich vs Tottenham Hotspur LIVE SCORE: Spurs book Champions League place if they avoid defeat – updates

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      TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR can clinch Champions League qualification at Norwich City in their final game of the season.Victory or even a draw will be enough – regardless of Arsenal’s result at home to Everton.
      Follow live updates during the game below…

      BIG FINALE LIVE: Stay up to date with all the Premier League final day action in SunSport’s live blog
      Spurs’ top four dreams seemed to have slipped away from them when Arsenal were four points ahead with only three games to go.
      However, the 3-0 pummelling over their bitter North London rivals, followed by a marginal win against Burnley launched Tottenham into fourth spot.
      And the Gunners’ humiliating loss to Newcastle on Monday has meant that Antonio Conte’s men are in need of just ONE point to secure Champions League football for next season.
      However, it’s not a done deal as Tottenham failed to get into the top four from this exact position in 2006.
      What time does Norwich vs Tottenham kick off?

      Norwich City host Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday, May 22 – the final day of the season.
      It is scheduled to kick off at 4pm UK time.
      Carrow Road in Norwich is the assigned venue for this crucial match which can hold around 27,000 spectators.
      Spurs steamrolled the Canaries when the sides met earlier on in the Premier League campaign.

      What TV channel is Norwich vs Tottenham on and can I live stream it?

      Sky Sports have not announced Norwich vs Tottenham as one of their allocated fixtures.
      Man City vs Aston Villa, Liverpool vs Wolves and Brentford vs Leeds are the games they have chosen.

      Team news
      Canaries boss Dean Smith has another two injury concerns to deal with following the 1-1 tie with Wolves.
      Mathias Normann and Billy Gilmour both sustained ankle injuries and the pair had to be dragged off early which makes them a doubt for the final game of the season.
      Which doesn’t bode well for Smith as he already has to cope without: Andrew Ombamidele, Adam Idah, Kenny McLean, Josh Sargent, Christoph Zimmerman and loanee Ozan Kabak.
      Elsewhere, Antonio Conte should have no fresh injury concerns going into this crucial match against Norwich.
      However, the usual suspects of Oliver Skipp, Matt Doherty and Japhet Tanganga will remain side-lined.
      Whilst Cristian Romero and Sergio Reguilon have been casted as huge doubts.
      Latest odds

      Norwich to win 10/1
      Draw 11/2
      Tottenham 1/5

      *Odds courtesy of Betfair are correct at time of publication
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      Chelsea 1 Watford 0 LIVE: Score, updates and team news as Blues hope to give Hornets a final sting before their PL exit

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      CHELSEA go into their final game of the season against Watford under no pressure whatsoever.The Blues are already assured Champions League football and the Hornets are already down – meaning it’s just pride on the line at Stamford Bridge.
      Follow live updates during the game below…

      Chelsea lost both of the Carabao Cup and FA Cup final’s on penalties to LiverpoolCredit: Rex
      Watford’s loss to Crystal Palace ultimately relegated them to the ChampionshipCredit: Rex
      BIG FINALE LIVE: Stay up to date with all the Premier League final day action in SunSport’s live blog
      Chelsea have endured a rollercoaster of a campaign – and one they’ll want to forget in a hurry.
      Thomas Tuchel’s men were pipped to both the Carabao Cup and FA Cup by Liverpool.
      And at one stage, the West London outfit looked as if they could miss out on a Champions League spot despite being in the top four all campaign.
      However, Arsenal’s loss to Newcastle cemented CL qualification for the Blues which gives Tuchel the freedom to approach this game against Championship-bound Hornets, anyhow he chooses.
      What time does Chelsea vs Watford kick off?

      Chelsea entertain Watford on Sunday, May 22 – the final day of the season.
      It is scheduled to kick off at 4pm UK time.
      The game will be played at Stamford Bridge in Fulham, London which can hold around 41,000 spectators.
      Thomas Tuchel’s side scraped a marginal win when the sides met earlier on in the campaign.

      What TV channel is Chelsea vs Watford on and can I live stream it?

      Chelsea vs Watford has not been selected as one of the Sky Sports games.

      Team news
      Long-term absentees Ben Chilwell and Callum Hudson-Odoi have both stepped up their recovery sessions, but they’ll have to wait until next season to feature in another Premier League encounter.
      As for Andreas Christensen, his alleged hotel disappearance before the FA Cup final may have resulted in the defender playing his last game for Chelsea who will be jetting off to Barcelona in the summer.
      Elsewhere, Roy Hodgson has a whole host of injuries to deal with going into Watford’s final Premier League game.
      Imran Louza, Nicolas Nkoulou, Cucho Hernandez, Tom Cleverley and Juraj Kucka have all been forced into the treatment room.
      Joshua King, Kiko Femenia, Ismaila Sarr and Emmanuel Dennis are another quartet of players who could be out of contention.
      However, Joao Pedro returned to the line-up against Leicester with a goal which is good news for Hodgson.
      Latest odds

      Chelsea to win 1/7
      Draw 13/2
      Watford to win 16/1

      *Odds courtesy of Betfair are correct at time of publication
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      Palace 1 Man Utd 0 LIVE: Score, updates and team news as Red Devils look to cement FINAL Europa League spot – updates

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      MANCHESTER UNITED round off their Premier League season with a mouth-watering clash against Crystal Palace. The Red Devils have endured a torrid campaign, their worst in Premier League history, in fact – but can they at least get the win they need to salvage a Europa League place?
      Follow live updates during the game below…

      Ralf Rangnick’s first game in charge of Man Utd was a 1-0 win over PalaceCredit: PA
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      Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked at the end of 2021 and Ralf Rangnick took over, but the German hasn’t managed to turn the club’s fortunes round one iota.
      And it remains to be seen whether top goal-scorer Cristiano Ronaldo will stay with Manchester United next season.
      Opponents Palace, on the other hand, have had a fruitful season under Patrick Vieira despite his controversial incident following the loss against Everton.
      They’ll be hoping they can sneak in and seal a finish in the top half of the league with a win over United.
      What time does Palace vs Man Utd kick-off?

      Palace vs Man Utd will get underway from 4pm UK time on Sunday, May 22.
      The game will take place at Selhurst Park in South London.
      The last time the two sides met, United beat Palace 1-0 in what was Rangnick’s first game in charge.

      Is Palace vs Man Utd on TV?

      This match has not been selected to be broadcasted by Sky Sports.
      However, coverage for EVERY match on the final day of the Premier League season will commence from 3pm on Sky Sports or BT Sport.

      Team news
      Ralf Rangnick has been given a triple boost ahead of the eye-catching clash with Crystal Palace as Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Luke Shaw COULD make the match-day squad.
      However, Paul Pogba and Eric Bailly are still injured and have likely played their final games of the season for United.
      Crystal Palace coach will continue to cope without starlet Michael Olise and Nathan Ferguson who remain as long-term absentees.
      James McArthur’s spot on the coach is in doubt as the Scotsman missed out in the loss against Everton with a calf strain.
      And James Tomkins is the final Eagles player who is still nursing his knock in the treatment room.
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      Odds

      Crystal Palace – 2/1
      Draw – 12/5
      Man Utd – 6/5

      *Odds courtesy of Betfair and correct at time of publication.
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      Man City vs Aston Villa LIVE SCORE: Latest from Etihad as City go for Premier League glory – TV channel and stream

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      MANCHESTER CITY can be crowned Premier League champions for a sixth time if they beat Aston Villa at the Etihad.It is very simple: win and Pep Guardiola’s side are champions once again.
      Follow live updates from the game below…

      Riyad Mahrez’ penalty was saved to deny Man City from winning the title at West HamCredit: Rex
      Ollie Watkins rescued a point for Aston Villa against Crystal PalaceCredit: Rex
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      Man City had the chance to open up a bigger gap at the top when they took on West Ham in their recent outing.
      But the league leaders could only scrape a point out of the Hammers having trailed behind for more than half of the game.
      However, Pep’s side just need to match or better Liverpool’s result against Wolves on the final day to clinch their second successive Premier League triumph.
      But Aston Villa will be hoping to end their campaign on a high and Villa boss Steven Gerrard could be eager to help his boyhood club Liverpool finish top of the pile.
      City fans will want to keep one eye on Liverpool’s game against Wolves and hope Jurgen Klopp’s side slip up at the final hurdle and hand them an stress-free final day.
      What time does Man City vs Aston Villa kick off?

      Manchester City host Aston Villa on Sunday, May 22 – the final day of the season.
      It is scheduled to kick off at 4pm UK time.
      Etihad Stadium in Manchester will be the venue for this title deciding clash which can hold around 55,000 spectators.
      Pep Guardiola’s side squeezed a marginal victory out of Villa when the sides met earlier on in the campaign.

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      What TV channel is Man City vs Aston Villa on and can I live stream it?

      Manchester City vs Aston Villa will be broadcast on Sky Sports Main Event.
      Subscription members have the option to stream the game live via the Sky Sports website or Sky Go app.

      Team news
      Pep Guardiola seemed to have come through the 2-2 draw against West Ham with no fresh injury concerns.
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      However, the Man City boss stated prior to the match that he doesn’t expect Ruben Dias, John Stones or Kyle Walker to feature again this season.
      Elsewhere, Steven Gerrard will more than likely have to cope without Kortney Hause and Leon Bailey for Villa’s final fixture.
      And Ezri Konsa will be undergoing an MRI scan following a tussle with Crystal Palace’ Jean Philippe-Mateta so he is also set to miss out.
      On the other hand, Ollie Watkins returned from his ankle issue to feature against the Eagles, alongside Jacob Ramsey who was struggling with fitness problems.
      Latest odds

      Man City to win 1/7
      Draw 13/2
      Aston Villa to win 15/1

      *Odds courtesy of Betfair are correct at time of publication
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      LaLiga to file COMPLAINT over Mbappe’s new PSG deal, Gundogan transfer LATEST, Perisic to Spurs – updates

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      LALIGA have blasted Kylian Mbappe’s stunning PSG U-turn as “scandalous” and will file a complaint to Uefa.The superstar forward, 23, looked on course to sign for Real Madrid as a free agent this summer.
      But Mbappe has decided to stay put at the Ligue 1 champs and has signed a three-year contract at the Parc des Princes worth a whopping £1.6million-per-week AFTER tax – and £500m overall including a £250m signing-on bonus fee.
      Meanwhile, Manchester United goalkeeper Dean Henderson is reportedly on the verge of becoming Newcastle’s first summer signing.
      And Tottenham are reportedly ready to nab £70m Inter Milan star Lautaro Martinez from under the noses of Arsenal.
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      EXCLUSIVE: West Ham will step up interest in £25million-rated Sassuolo striker Gianluca Scamacca, writes DAN KING.
      But if rival bids from the likes of Newcastle push the price up, the Hammers may turn their focus to Torino captain Andrea Belotti.

      Scamacca, 23 and 6ft 4in tall, is a man in demand thanks to a breakout Serie A campaign that has earned him his first senior caps for Italy.
      He has scored 16 goals in 35 league matches but may well have played his final game for Sassuolo.
      Opponents AC Milan and city rivals Inter are among the host of clubs considering a summer move for Scamacca.
      He would cost at least £25m and Premier League interest could drive the asking price far higher.
      Clarets want £40M for Pope
      EXCLUSIVE: Burnley are asking a staggering £40million for keeper Nick Pope — whether they stay in the Premier League or not, writes ALAN NIXON.
      Pope, 30, will be a wanted man this summer and Fulham are keen, with a potential three-year contract on offer.
      But the Clarets want a huge fee for the England ace.
      As SunSport revealed earlier this year, Fulham have been eyeing Pope for a while, while West Ham have also been linked.
      But the clubs had hoped to pay closer to £20m – especially with Burnley staring at relegation.
      Fulham also want to talk veteran Nemanja Matic into staying in the Prem after he leaves Manchester United.
      Cottagers want Matic talks
      EXCLUSIVE: Fulham want to talk veteran Nemanja Matic into staying in the Prem after he leaves Manchester United, writes ALAN NIXON.
      The Championship winners are keen to bring the ex-Chelsea midfielder back to London.
      Matic, 33, has played a key role at United lately and is still very capable at the top level.
      But he is choosing to move on rather than be part of Erik ten Hag’s revolution.
      Foreign interest in Matic is great but he could get a deal that works for him at Fulham and can slot back into life in London, after two great spells with the Blues.
      Matic revealed he would leave United last month in a lengthy statement on social media.
      Aaron eyes new Utd contract
      EXCLUSIVE: Aaron Wan-Bissaka wants a new deal at United — but has been told to wait on Erik ten Hag’s verdict on his future, writes ALAN NIXON.
      The right-back is out of contract in two years.
      United blocked recent inquiries for him, prompting AWB’s team to ask for a long-term deal instead.
      Crystal Palace have been linked with re-signing their academy star, but Wan-Bissaka is on more than the Eagles usually pay.
      Even a loan return to Selhurst Park would be difficult to sort due to his current wages.
      Incoming boss Ten Hag will pass judgement on the current squad, with United expected to make a number of changes this summer.
      Lampard keen to pay the Levi
      EXCLUSIVE: Everton boss Frank Lampard is plotting a move for Chelsea’s brilliant young centre-half Levi Colwill, writes ALAN NIXON.
      Lampard hopes his old club help him out with a loan agreement for the classy defender, 19, who was a key part of Huddersfield’s push to the play-off final.
      The Toffees’ top spies have watched elegant Colwill, who was briefly under Lamps’ wing at Stamford Bridge.
      He is due to go back to Chelsea and may be needed for their first-team squad if it is drastically changed next season.
      But Everton want to offer him Prem football after staying up, which gives them a chance of success.
      Lampard was given Mason Mount and Fikayo Tomori when he was boss at Derby and his relationships are still strong after his time in charge of Chelsea.
      Mbappe and PSG confirm massive Mbappe deal
      Kylian Mbappe and PSG have confirmed he’s STAYING in a shock snub for Real Madrid that will earn him £500MILLION.
      The 23-year-old revealed the news about his future today instead of on Sunday morning on French TV channel TF1 as planned.
      PSG posted a short video of Mbappe standing on the roof of the Parc des Princes with the message: ‘Our history is written… This is Paris’.
      The post racked up tens of thousands of likes within minutes of being posted as PSG fans went wild with the news.
      Mbappe has been linked with a move to Real Madrid for 12 months, ever since he approached the final year of his contract with the Ligue 1 giants.
      He was on the cusp of joining Los Blancos prior to the 2021-22 season before a £137million bid fell through at the final hour.
      Chelsea ‘obvious match for Pogba’
      Paul Pogba has been rated Chelsea’s perfect signing.
      The Manchester United midfielder, 29, is tipped for a summer free transfer to old club Juventus or PSG, with Real Madrid now outsiders.
      But ex-Red Devils striker Louis Saha believes Pogba would form a natural partnership with a more defensive France team-mate at Stamford Bridge.
      Fellow Frenchman Saha told Lord Ping: “Chelsea is the obvious match for Pogba because he loves to play with N’Golo Kante.
      “We always try to compare what he does with France and United and the ability of Kante makes Pogba play to another dimension.
      “Only Pogba can indicate where he wants to go, I’m just sad he hasn’t fulfilled his dream.”
      Pogba has reportedly rejected joining United’s neighbours City.
      Bell tolls for summer exit
      Hector Bellerin is tipped for a permanent Arsenal departure this summer after his loan joy with Real Betis.
      Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano told Gazzetta dello FIVE he expects the Spain full-back, 27, to depart.
      Bellerin played 32 games for Betis and won the Copa del Rey in April.
      And The Mirror claim he’s keen on a full-time move to the LaLiga club.
      Credit: Getty
      Spurs ‘pave way for Utd on Johnstone’
      Manchester United could be in pole position for West Brom keeper Sam Johnstone as Tottenham reportedly eye Fraser Forster instead.
      Red Devils’ second-choice stopper Dean Henderson could be loaned out, with Bournemouth and Fulham keen.
      And United have been linked with Johnstone long before Erik ten Hag was named as incoming manager.
      Mbappe’s new PSG deal ‘worth more than £0.5bn’
      Kylian Mbappe will reportedly earn more than half a BILLION pounds from his new three-year PSG contract.
      It seems the French World Cup winner has declined overtures from Real Madrid.
      And he’s tipped for a huge new deal with PSG.
      Transfer guru Fabrizio Romano says a contract until 2025 will be rubber-stamped tomorrow morning.
      Spurs ‘want Forster as Lloris back-up’
      Tottenham are tipped to pursue Southampton keeper Fraser Forster – as back-up for Hugo Lloris.
      Spurs’ second-choice stopper Pierluigi Gollini is due to return to Atalanta when his loan deal expires this summer.

      Meanwhile, six-cap ex-England ace Forster, 34, is out of contract after eight years with the Saints
      And The Athletic reckon he’s Tottenham’s top choice to replace Gollini.
      Forster is rumoured to have already said goodbye to his Southampton team-mates.
      He’s been Ralph Hasenhuttl’s No1 for the second half of this season after Alex McCarthy picked up an injury.
      Juve fans ecstatic at ‘Pogba agreeing return’
      Paul Pogba sent Juventus fans into meltdown with his latest Instagram post – after reportedly agreeing to return to Turin.
      He got Old Lady supporters excited by uploading a picture of him posing on a waterfront on his social media.
      Pogba, wearing a yellow tracksuit with “Guinea” on the back and a red cap, faced away from the camera overlooking the greenery, water and hills beyond.

      It is unclear exactly where the photo was taken – but fans flooded the replies with comments of “Pogback” as they prepare for his return to Juventus.
      One said: “See you at the stadium Paul.”
      Another wrote: “Welcome back.”
      And a third added: “We are waiting for you at home.”
      The Manchester United midfielder, 29, is out of contract at Old Trafford this summer.
      And he looks set to leave as a free agent with no extension agreed.
      A controversial move across town to Manchester City fell through and PSG were also keen.
      Barca say it will be tough to sign Lewandowski
      Barcelona are in talks to sign Robert Lewandowski but say it will be difficult to land the Bayern Munich legend.
      Poland striker Lewandowski has hinted in recent weeks he fancies a new challenge.
      And Barca were immediately rated favourites to sign the 33-year-old.
      Manchester United and Chelsea have previously been linked tentatively with arguably Europe’s most proven out-and-out frontman of the past decade.
      Arsenal snubbed over Osimhen
      Calcio Mercato reckon that Napoli have TURNED DOWN a “mega offer” from Arsenal for Victor Osimhen.
      Napoli have supposedly said no to the £75million from the Gunners.
      Credit: Rex
      Ronaldo will miss final game of season
      Cristiano Ronaldo will miss Manchester United’s final game of the season through injury.
      The Portugal international has been United’s most prolific performer this season – despite recently turning 37.
      But the club legend will miss the Red Devils’ final match of the season away at Crystal Palace.
      That’s according to The Athletic, who claim a hip flexor problem has ruled the Portuguese out of Sunday’s match at Selhurst Park.

      Napoli reject Gunners bid for Osimhen, say reports
      Arsenal have reportedly had a club-record £76million bid for striker Victor Osimhen rejected by Napoli, writes Jake Lambourne.
      The Gunners have been linked with a move to bring the 23-year-old to the Emirates with Alexandre Lacazette and Eddie Nketiah set to depart as free agents.

      According to Calciomercato, Napoli have knocked back the club’s £76m offer as they hold out for more money.
      It has been stated that the Serie A giants will only part ways with the player should they receive a whopping fee in the region of £93m.
      The Italian news outlet has claimed that it is possible Arsenal will come back in with a second bid.
      ‘ There will be a twist’ in title race, says Richards
      Micah Richards says it won’t be plain sailing for his former club tomorrow.
      Man City need all three points to secure the title – providing Liverpool win at home to Wolves.
      Whilst speaking to the Daily Mail, he said: “I think City will win — but I also think there will be a twist. It won’t be 5-0 and all singing and dancing.
      “It’s the 10-year anniversary of the 93:20, the Sergio Aguerooooo moment.
      “I don’t think we’ll get that level of drama, but I don’t think it’ll be straightforward.”
      Pogba to Juve done, say reports
      Man Utd midfielder Paul Pogba has reportedly agreed to return to Juventus having taken a huge pay cut.
      The 29-year-old is available on a free transfer with his contract at Old Trafford to expire at the end of the season.
      La Gazetta dello Sport report that the last doubts are “resolved” and Paul Pogba is heading back to Juventus.
      A three-year contract is “ready” for Pogba to sign but the midfielder has “decided”.
      It is worth of around £120k-a-week, plus bonuses.
      Pep happy if Ilkay stays
      Pep Guardiola he wants Ilkay Gundogan to stay at Manchester City next season, writes MARTIN BLACKBURN.
      Reports early this week suggested the Germany international midfielder has been told he can leave.
      He has just one year remaining on his contract and there are no plans to offer him a new deal – while City could also be on the look-out for new central midfielder this summer.
      But Guardiola says he is in no rush to push the 31-year-old – who took advantage of a couple of days off to get married this summer – out of the door.
      He said: “He had permission to go to Denmark, I congratulate him. I want him next season here, there’s no intention for him not to be here. Now he’s married he might want a new experience.
      “All the great twitter accounts, say he’s going to leave but I didn’t know it. that’s the situation right now.”
      Xavi praises De Jong
      Barcelona boss Xavi has praised Frenkie de Jong ahead of a potetnial block to the Man Utd transfer.
      New Man Utd boss Erik ten Hag is rumoured to be keen on bringing the midfielder to the club, having worked with him at Ajax.
      But Xavi says: “For me, Frenkie is a great player, he’s a beast – I like him and I think he can be part of an important era of the club.
      “We will see the economic situation of the club… but I like de Jong”.

      Kepa ‘unhappy’ but will talk with Tuchel
      Thomas Tuchel will hold showdown talks with “unhappy” goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga over his Chelsea future, writes Joshua Jones.
      The world’s most expensive stopper, 27, arrived at Stamford Bridge for a whopping £71.6million in 2018.
      And Tuchel confirmed the pair would sit down for honest discussions to work out what is best for the former Athletic Bilbao stopper next.
      Credit: Getty
      The Chelsea boss said: “It depends what he wants and what his plans are. 
      “I know for sure that Kepa is not happy about the situation because he deserved to play more and he can be a very strong number one. 
      “We did not have a conversation yet but I know that the goalkeeper coaches have these conversations at the moment and then we will take our time to speak with him and reflect on what’s best and what the possibilities are.”
      Napoli turn down big money bid from Gunners, say reports
      Calcio Mercato reckon that Napoli have TURNED DOWN a “mega offer” from Arsenal for Victor Osimhen.
      Napoli have supposedly said no to the £75million from the Gunners.
      Credit: Rex
      Kylian Mbappe to STAY at PSG, say reports
      Florentino Perez has reportedly told the Real Madrid squad that Kylian Mbappe has snubbed a switch to the Bernabeu in order to remain at Paris Saint-Germain, writes Jake Lambourne.
      The 23-year-old has been heavily linked with a move to join the LaLiga champions with his Les Parisiens contract to expire at the end of the season.
      It was reported earlier in the week that Los Blancos were set to announce the signing of the World Cup winner after the Champions League final.
      His mother then fuelled further speculation surrounding her son’s future after stating he has agreements with both Real and PSG.

      But it appears that he will remain with Mauricio Pochettino’s side, according to journalist Guillem Balague.
      Balague tweeted: “I have just been told that Florentino Perez has told the players tonight in the changing room that Mbappe is NOT coming.
      “Let’s wait to hear what Mbappe has to say before we confirm anything.”
      Bale left out of final Madrid squad
      Gareth Bale failed to make the Real Madrid squad in the La Liga champions’ final home game of the season and didn’t say goodbye to fans, writes Alex Smith.
      Carlo Ancelotti’s side faced Real Betis with the match ending goalless but notably Bale was denied the chance to say farewell to the Real Madrid crowd.
      The Welshman, 32, didn’t make the 23-man matchday squad and was missing when his team-mates headed to the middle of the pitch after the final whistle to thank those in the Santiago Bernabeu.
      Supporters got the chance to say goodbye to Marcelo who is also expected to depart but despite winning three league titles and four Champions League’s Bale was snubbed of a farewell.
      Bale’s contract ends this summer with him set to leave the club.

      Arsenal have ‘failed’ if they finish fifth, says Richards
      Micah Richards was asked if it would be a failure for Arsenal to finish fifth.
      He told the Daily Mail: “It is and it isn’t. At the start of the season, no one expected them to be here, fighting for fourth. 
      “But the way they’ve ended the season, you’d say they have failed. Arteta likes them to play a particular way.
      “But when you’re going into a north London derby with a top-four spot at stake, just manage the game! You don’t need to go out all guns blazing. 
      “It felt a little naive of Arsenal, what they did against Tottenham and then Newcastle, the last game of the season at a jumping St James’ Park. You’ve got to find another way to play.”
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      Joshua Buatsi vs Craig Richards LIVE RESULTS: Battle of South London ends in thriller – latest updates

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      JOSHUA BUATSI has beaten Craig Richards in a thrilling battle of South London.Croydon’s unbeaten Buatsi won on all three of the judges’ scorecards against Crystal Palace’s Richards to record a unanimous points win.
      Though both light-heavyweights were rocked in the gripping clash.
      Buatsi now progresses forward towards a world title shot.
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      Buatsi BEATS Richards
      The scorecards read, 116-112, 115-113×2 to your winner Joshua Buatsi! Huge win!
      Buatsi vs Richards – Round 12
      Whoever wins this could take it but I’ve got Buatsi a round up so far.
      Richards tries to dig to the body but Buatsi is once against proving to be the more menacing fighter on the onside.
      Richards lands a lovely left hook but Buatsi is doing serious work with his jab at the same time.
      Both men then land left hooks at the same time as Richards backs up while Buatsi comes forward.
      Great final round in there. I have it 7-5 Buatsi but this could also be a draw.
      Boxing – Joshua Buatsi v Craig Richards – The O2, London, Britain – May 21, 2022 Joshua Buatsi in action against Craig Richards Action Images via Reuters/Andrew CouldridgeCredit: Reuters
      Buatsi vs Richards – Round 11
      Some beautiful infighting from both men to start the round.
      Buatsi looks to have the advantage at close range though. Richards comes back with a couple of big right hands.
      But Buatsi lands one back! Great action in the 11th.
      Buatsi launches a big uppercut into the chin of Richards, but Spider is holding on and tries to come around the guard with a left hook.
      Epic stuff in there tonight.
      Buatsi vs Richards – Round 10
      Richards gets on his jab to start the round as Buatsi comes forward trying to land a big one again.
      Buatsi does get through with a lovely right hand but Richards comes back with a right too.
      Buatsi then goes to the body and lands another nice right hand upstairs.
      Big round for Buatsi here as he goes on the offensive and lands a big flurry against the ropes!
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      Buatsi vs Richards – Round 9
      Buatsi looks to have composed himself a little more but Richards is still landing some nice shots.
      He can’t take his foot off the gas here, Richards, he’s going to need these rounds.
      Bit ponderous from both men as they look to recover from that epic eighth round.
      Buatsi vs Richards – Round 8
      Richards needs to get to work in this round if he’s to creep his way back into this fight. Buatsi pulling away with more accurate work.
      JB lands a lovely right hand as well but Richards takes it again.
      Richards then comes forward and tries to land a flurry on the ropes but it’s countered nicely by Buatsi.
      Buatsi is hurt at the end of the round! Big shots land from Richards, what an end to the round!
      Credit: Reuters
      Buatsi vs Richards – Round 7
      Slow start to the round from both but Buatsi lands a nice left as Richards goes to back away from him.
      Richards answers with a lovely one-two but Buatsi doesn’t blink or think about not coming forward again.
      Both men stand in the centre and eye each other up before throwing a pair of jabs together in another even round.
      Buatsi chases his man down but Richards looks light on his feet while getting away 
      Buatsi’s round.
      Buatsi vs Richards – Round 6
      Buatsi comes forward again and lands a load of punches which Richards refuses to budge on.
      He’s winning those rounds in my book, however, JB. Looking the more menacing man in there.
      Richards will need to land some eye-catching stuff if he’s to get this on the cards aa the rounds go on.
      Boxing – Joshua Buatsi v Craig Richards – The O2, London, Britain – May 21, 2022 Joshua Buatsi in action against Craig Richards Action Images via Reuters/Andrew CouldridgeCredit: Reuters
      Buatsi vs Richards – Round 5
      Both men come out for the fifth fired up and ready to exchange.
      Buatsi lands a nice flurry of punches bit he’s struggling to land seriously clean and Richards is happy to take them all while weaving.
      Richards comes back and lands a few of his own while JB takes a breather.
      Really good round again.
      Buatsi vs Richards – Round 4
      Both men trading big shots in the fourth here as they work their way onto the inside.
      Richards lands a big uppercut but Buatsi comes back with a right hand which looks like it stiffens Richards’ legs.
      Crowd are also really into this one, cheering every shot which is thrown, landed or not.
      Buatsi definitely the harder puncher here, but he’s yet to trouble Spider.
      Buatsi vs Richards – Round 3
      Buatsi the aggressor again but Richards lands a lovely right to stumble his man backwards.
      Richards then lands a nice left hook around the guard of Buatsi, who comes forward again and digs in a nice right to the body.
      Both men going for it in Buatsi’s corner as Richards tries to hold on.
      Another really close round.
      Credit: PA
      Buatsi vs Richards – Round 2
      JB comes out as the aggressor again but Richards isn’t fazed, despite taking a couple on the chin.
      Richards looking quite relaxed in there, Buatsi happy to plod forward in the hope of landing something big.
      Richards lands a nice right but Buatsi comes back with a lovely left hook and a right hand.
      Another great round.
      Buatsi vs Richards – Round 1
      Buatsi on the offensive already, looking to land big shots in there, but Richards is coping with the pressure really well.
      Spider lands a nice one-two and Buatsi wings in a big overhand right which just misses.
      Lovely jab from both men so far. Buatsi doing the chasing, Richards on the back foot.
      Close opener. Hard to call but Buatsi finishes with a big flurry on the ropes.
      Buatsi vs Richards – Round 1
      Here we go!
      Buatsi vs Richards
      Round 1 will start any moment now. Diamante doing his thing.
      Ring-walks on NOW!
      Buatsi and Richards are making their way to the ring!
      Joshua Buatsi vs Craig Richards is NEXT!
      Sweet Caroline reverberating around the O2 Arena right now. Which means the main event isn’t far off.
      Cameron wins UD
      All three judges call it a shut-out 100-90.
      Cameron remains undefeated unified world champion.
      And she is desperate to be undisputed this year.
      Cameron vs Bustos – R10
      The two brave women slug it out but it’s hopeful from Bustos and hurtful from Cameron.
      The Brit has boxed well, avoided any damage and showed off some of her skills.
      It’ll be a very unanimous win announced shortly.
      Cameron vs Bustos – R8
      Bustos now sporting a welt and graze under her right eye, Cameron’s precision digs now paying off.
      The Argentine is starting to slow too, engine and belief begging to run dry.
      Cameron’s trainer Jamie Moore tells her to get her jab going.
      But she has already added another round to her tally of 8-0.
      Cameron vs Bustos – R7
      Bustos looks like she could take 15×3 minute rounds of this punishment.
      Cameron’s shots are well picked and precise but there’s not much bite in them.
      Bustos has been tagged almost constantly but doesn’t seem to have a mark on her.
      Cameron 7 – 0 Bustos
      Cameron vs Bustos – R6
      Bustos whips up a wild uppercut that misses as Cameron pivots out of danger.
      Bustos marching forward but heavy footed and getting tagged for her troubles.
      Cameron yet to look fazed or troubled, Bustos never really hurt or wobbled but it already looks like an unanimous decision is on the cards.
      Cameron vs Bustos – R5
      Cameron lands an instant right hand over the top of Bustos’ guard.
      Bustos ducks down into an uppercut and then is clipped by a left hook.
      Bustos returns to her corner looking deflated but she will keep swinging until the tenth ends.
      Cameron vs Bustos – R4
      Bold Bustos tries to go on the front foot and walks into a few digs so reverts to backtracking.
      Cameron slashes in a couple of hooks to Bustos’ ribs but the visitor is tough.
      It’s another round in the bang for England’s champion. 4-0
      Cameron vs Bustos – R3
      Bustos is crazy to be dropping her hands and showboating.
      Cameron has stopped showing any respect for her power and is staying in range to tee off.
      Bustos eats a couple of right hands and now trails 3-0.
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