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—Erling Haaland BREAKS the record for most goals in a 38-game Premier League season, with Man City striker scoring against Arsenal... as Norwegian overtakes tally set by Liverpool's Mohamed Salah in 2017-18.
—Martin Keown insists Arsenal WILL one day be Premier League champions under Mikel Arteta - even if they finish second to Man City this season - as Rio Ferdinand claims they aren't winners yet.
—Chelsea 0-2 Brentford: Frank Lampard's miserable return to Stamford Bridge goes on as he suffers FIFTH straight defeat since becoming the club's interim manager... as fans turn on the players in loss to Thomas Frank's side.
—Sir Jim Ratcliffe's bid for Manchester United could see the Glazers KEEP a stake in the club in a move that would infuriate fans who are desperate for them to go... with one option seeing Joel and Avram retaining a combined 20 per cent.
—Sheffield United 2-0 West Brom: The Blades are PROMOTED back to the Premier League as two second-half goals see them breeze past play-off chasing Albion at Bramall Lane.
—Ryan Reynolds doubles down on his bid to lure Gareth Bale out of retirement and to Wrexham... as the Hollywood star pleads for 'a season' of the Welshman in League Two.
—Sheffield United's £115m takeover is set to COLLAPSE amid claims Nigerian billionaire Dozy Mmobuosi has forked out almost £9MILLION already to help the cash-strapped club meet their financial targets.
—'I know I'm ready!': Ryan Mason throws his hat into the ring to be Tottenham's new PERMANENT manager... but insists he's fully focused on beating Man United as his second spell as interim boss begins.
—AC Milan star Rafael Leao 'SNUBS offers from Real Madrid and Chelsea'… as the highly-rated Portuguese youngster pledges to continue his superb spell at the San Siro long-term.
—Ten Hag admits admiration for Kane | 'He's just a great player'
—Erik ten Hag has praised potential summer target Harry Kane's intelligence, personality and goalscoring instincts ahead of Manchester United's trip to Tottenham.
—Tottenham 2-2 Manchester United RECAP: Spurs show fight as they come back from two goals down to earn a point and keep their faint top-four hopes alive in Ryan Mason's first game back.
—Everton 1-4 Newcastle: Callum Wilson scores twice as top four-chasing Magpies continue surge towards Champions League place with dominant win to heap more misery on relegation-threatened Toffees.
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