Premier League

Tottenham Hotspur take on West Ham in the Carabao Cup fourth round on Thursday with Juan Foyth in contention to start his second game for the club.

Joe Gomez set for extended run in centre-back position after Dejan Lovren's disastrous performance against Tottenham.

Manchester United duo Marcus Rashford and Ander Herrera will be assessed ahead of the clash with Tottenham after suffering knocks in the win over Swansea City.

Newcastle United and Southampton are tracking former Leeds United loanee Alfonso Pedraza ahead of making a future move to secure his services.

Leicester sacked Craig Shakespeare last week just four months after giving him in the job and are one point above the relegation zone.

Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba could return from injury against Chelsea but his club could wait until after the international break.

Barcelona have been told they will need to pay around €150m to sign Philippe Coutinho from Liverpool in the upcoming January transfer window.

Eric Bailly revealed that he felt good after his latest training session, hinting that he was ready to return to the first-team for United's clash against Tottenham.

Reus has suffered from a spate of injuries during his time at the Westfalenstadion but is still one of Europe's most dangerous attackers when on song.

Martin Olsson could be an injury doubt for Swansea's trip to Arsenal after picking up what appeared to be a hamstring injury against Manchester United.

Theo Walcott has fallen down the pecking order at Arsenal having made just three substitute appearances in the Premier League thus far this season.

Dejan Lovren was blamed for Tottenham Hotspur's first two goals in their 4-1 defeat at Wembley. The ex-Southampton defender was replaced in the 31st minute by Oxlade-Chamberlain.

Sarri has a release clause in his contract with Napoli worth €7.5m (£6.7m), with the Blues reportedly willing to pay him a salary of around €12m per year.

Eddie Nketiah has stared for Arsenal in the Carabao Cup and he could be ready for his Premier League start, according to Arsene Wenger.

Barkley is widely expected to leave his boyhood club in the coming months but Unsworth is hopeful he can change his mind.

Slaven Bilic has hinted he may keep fauith with many of the West Ham side who lost to Brighton when Tottenham visit the London Stadium in the Carabao Cup.

Sporting director Ralf Rangnick says RB Leipzig's wage structure rendered it impossible to keep future Liverpool midfielder Naby Keita for the long haul.

Chelsea have now opted against sending attacking midfielder Charly Musonda out on loan when the January transfer window opens.

Anthony Martial has avoided retrospective punishment for an alleged kick-out at Huddersfield's Tommy Smith during the Premier league defeat.

Unsworth has been appointed as caretaker manager at Goodison Park but has made no secret of his desire to be put in permanent control.

Koeman was relieved of his duties on Monday after overseeing a dreadful start to the new campaign on Merseyside.

Former Manchester United defender Mikael Silvestre believes Arsenal's Mesut Ozil would need to change his attitude in order to succeed at Old Trafford.

Unsworth will lead the Toffees against Chelsea on Wednesday (25 October) and will also be in control for the games against Leicester City, Watford and Lyon.

Spurs trail Manchester City by five points and travel to Old Trafford on Saturday but Kane believes the will challenge for the title.

Steve Bruce believes Sam Johnstone will find it difficult to earn regular opportunities at Manchester United due to Jose Mourinho's stellar goalkeeping options.

Jack Wilshere began working on his coaching badges while on loan at Bournemouth last season and has continued his work at Arsenal this season.

Some Blues players are reported to be unhappy with manager Antonio Conte's physically demanding training schedule.

Ryan Giggs has been out of management after Louis van Gaal was allowed to leave Manchester United after the end of the 2015/16 season. The Dutchman was replaced by Jose Mourinho.

Shock defeat raises importance of United's Premier League clash with Tottenham at Old Trafford, former England defender says.

Dejan Lovren was blamed for the first two goals which the Reds conceded in the opening 20 minutes of the game.