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Premier League 'discussing future plans to show games on own platform'

[Simon Stone] PGMOL chief Howard Webb has been in touch with Brighton to admit Hojbjerg tackle on Mitoma yesterday should have been a penalty.

Daily Discussion

Sunday Support

Tottenham 1 - [1] Brighton - Lewis Dunk 34'

Walker cannot play in Man City system - Guardiola

[Squawka] Son Heung-min is the first Asian player in Premier League history to score 100 goals in the competition. Another picture-perfect finish.

Freiburg 0 - [1] Bayern Munich - Matthijs de Ligt 52'

Manchester United [2] - 0 Everton - Anthony Martial 71'

Manchester United [1] - 0 Everton - Scott McTominay 36'

Wolves [1] - 0 Chelsea - Matheus Nunes great goal 32'

Tottenham [1] - 0 Brighton - Heung-min Son great goal 10'

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Non-PL Daily Discussion

[Dominic King] Sean Dyche with an acerbic reflection on Abdoulaye Doucoure’s red card. “I thought at one point he (Harry Kane) might have snapped an eyelash, which would have been tragic. Abdoulaye certainly didn’t have to speak to the group to say anything.”

[Mundo Deportivo] Araújo: “I got a little heated because Vinicius was talking to my teammates constantly, taunting them. I always say that he’s a great player who will improve even more if he focuses on playing. I’m respectful, but he was talking too much and I got a little heated.”

[Relevo] Chelsea have contacted Jose Mourinho

Vinicius Junior to Ferran Torres during the Copa Semifinal: “CÁLLATE QUE ERES MALÍSIMO”. Translation: "SHUT UP, YOU'RE DREADFUL"

Erik Ten Haag has decided Man Utd ‘will let Donny van de Beek, Víctor Lindelof and Harry Maguire leave Old Trafford at the end of the season’.

Ancelotti in the dressing room telling players tomorrow is a day off, and their reaction.