Leading Chelsea out at Wembley for the FA Cup final on Saturday will no doubt be a very proud moment for Roberto Di Matteo, but the next couple of weeks will only be a final flourish in his brief career … Continue reading →

Three days into the job and Roy Hodgson must already wonder what it is he has let himself in for. There he was much admired at the Hawthorns, doing a sterling job turning West Bromwich into Premier League regulars, quietly … Continue reading →

You don’t have to see life through Niall Quinn’s sky-blue-tinted disco specs to appreciate this truth about last night’s Premier League showdown: the better team won. And, as a result, the best team in the country is heading for the … Continue reading →

It was billed as the most important game in Premier League history; it was certainly the most-hyped. But in the end no compelling storyline emerged. Carlos Tevez did not put United to the sword; Ashley Young did not dive for … Continue reading →