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The Spaniard refuses to rule out the Blues for the Premier League title battle.

Cabaye missed Tuesday's defeat to Manchester City.

Spurs boss says it is 'too early' to discuss rumours regarding the January transfer window.

Scholes had claimed he would not have enjoyed playing in a Van Gaal team.

Antonio Valencia and Paddy McNair remain on sidelines alongside long-term absentee Luke Shaw.

The Dutch manager says he is delighted with Jesse Lingard's recent performances.

But Laporta believes Lionel Messi will stay forever at the Camp Nou.

The Old Trafford legend says 'the team is brilliantly coached to defend'.

The PSG star also admits he never wanted to leave Real Madrid

Alan Pardew without seven players for 5-1 Capital One Cup hammering by Manchester City.

But Moyes is saved for now after Real Sociedad hammered Levante with an impressive 4-0 win on weekend.

The Brazilian player scored in the previous round during the 3-0 victory over Ipswich Town.

Premier League giants take on the Championship side in a bid to book their place in the quarter-finals.

Spanish goalkeeper's agent reiterates Valdes wants to stay in the Premier League.

The 26-year-old will not leave Championship promotion hopefuls in January.

Barca president Josep Maria Bartomeu has reaffirmed his desire to keep the Brazilian at the club.

Boro visit Old Trafford on Wednesday night looking to book their place in the quarter-finals of the League Cup.

Rooney also said Chris Smalling is among the 'top three centre-halves in the world'.

LVG felt his side were denied a clear penalty in the uninspiring goalless draw with their cross-city rivals.

Dutch coach says he is "sick" of being asked about the England captain's faltering form.

Reports this weekend suggest that two current Premier League footballers are set to come out.

City return to the top of the table with dour draw as Harry Kane hits a hat-trick at Dean Court.

Claims from agent Gines Carvajal, who says the Red Devils will have the final word.

Captain has missed City's last two games.

Arsenal boss claims he 'would cry' if busy fixture list was changed and supports Boxing Day matches.

The Spanish schemer had played every game for United prior to the 1-1 draw in the Russian capital.

France international says an accidental handball "can happen to anyone".

Kompany has not started either of the Citizens' last two matches.

Moses ineligible to play against his former club while Reid has a hip problem.