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Mainoo, Garnacho and the other promising talents coming out of Carrington are perhaps the thing that could save Ten Hag, who has built a team over two years incapable of playing his system.

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That is, of course, only if INEOS allow him to finish his work.
Zinny Boswell

Liverpool's Premier League title dream is all-but over

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For now though, Liverpool must sit back, watch and wait, knowing that their title hopes are likely over for another season.
Charlotte Marsh

Can Bowen hit the magic 20 Premier League goals mark?

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But when called upon, he made things happen for the Hammers and had a hand in both goals - and that is the mark of a quality player.
Charlotte Marsh

Gueye underlines his importance to Everton

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It has always been a case of when and not if Sheffield United would be relegated from the Premier League.

The Blades' return to the Premier League was doomed from the outset as the club sold arguably their best two players in the summer as forward Iliman Ndiaye joined Marseille and midfielder Sander Berge moved to Burnley, and then failed to spend any money.

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It has resulted in one of the worst seasons in Premier League history with their 5-1 defeat at Newcastle epitomising their nightmare.

The Blades, who have conceded an embarrassing 97 goals in 35 league games, are now on course to break Swindon Town's unwanted record of the most goals conceded in an entire Premier League campaign (100 in 42 games in 1993-94).

The only saving grace for this Sheffield United side is that they have managed to amass 16 points, five better than Derby's 11 points in 2007/08 - the fewest points in a top-flight campaign.

But even that statistic cannot save this side from being remembered as one of the worst in Premier League history.
Declan Olley

Momentum remains behind Glasner revolution

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It's taken time for Oliver Glasner's influence to truly take hold at Crystal Palace, but the Eagles are soaring under the Austrian.

Palace have had things go their own way of late; storming Anfield, steamrollering West Ham and brushing European-chasing Newcastle aside to guarantee a 12th successive season of Premier League football at Selhurst Park.

Palace dominated large spells at Craven Cottage but very nearly paid the price for failing to take a host of chances, as Rodrigo Muniz's second-half strike moved Fulham to within three minutes of victory.

It required a strike of sheer brilliance from Jeffrey Schlupp to rescue a point for Palace, but a point was the least this improving side deserved.

Saturday's draw may have seen a three-game winning streak come to an end, but it provided further evidence that this new-look Palace under Glasner's guidance can not only get results but secure them in a multitude of ways.
Jack Wilkinson

Kilman's reliability and class shines through

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