Premier League news live updates: team news and updates on Burnley’s next manager after Dyche sacking

Lots of things discussed on the new episode of The Football Cliches podcast.

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Only 40,000 club supporters will be present in a stadium of 75,000 spectators.

A lot has been discussed in the new episode of The Football Cliches podcast.

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Many more Premier League games tonight as we approach the end of the season.

• Chelsea vs Arsenal (7.45pm BST) – you can follow live on our match blog which is already active! Click here to check it out.
• Everton v Leicester (7.45pm BST)
• Newcastle v Crystal Palace (7.45pm BST)
• Manchester City v Brighton (8pm BST)

A new episode of the View from the Lane podcast is out!

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How bad does a challenge have to be for both players involved to be sent off?

Nancy Frostick analyzed the tackle between Gillingham’s Charlie Kelman and Fleetwood’s Paddy Lane after both players were shown a red card for their tackle in an attempt to win a loose ball in midfield.

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The Wolverhampton Wanderers Under-23s have set themselves big ambitions for the rest of the Premier League 2 second tier.

1. Remain undefeated in their remaining matches
2. To finish second behind runaway winners Fulham

The first is no longer possible after a defeat at Nottingham Forest in April, but the second is still relevant.

Tim Spiers has detailed the Under-23s, in particular Chem Campbell and Chiquinho, who are leading the Under-23 charge.

Manchester United’s two main scouts have left the club.

The club’s head scout Jim Lawlor and head of global scouting Marcel Bout have both left the Premier League side, The Athletic can reveal.

For the full exclusive story, click here.

Real Madrid have confirmed that Gareth Bale will be absent from their squad to face Osasuna.

Jurgen Klopp has provided an update on striker Roberto Firmino’s injury.

On whether Firmino will be fit for Everton’s visit to Anfield in the Premier League, the Reds boss added: “We hope so.

“Actually we were a little worried but the scan went well. But it’s still very painful and that’s why there was no chance [against Man United].”

With just five Gameweeks remaining in the Premier League, the Fantasy version will heat up as people look to beat friends, family and colleagues in the league standings.

Holly Shand has detailed why now might be the perfect time to activate your wild card as we approach a couple of weeks of double play.

Mike Jackson will remain in charge of Burnley for Thursday’s Premier League game against Southampton.

The club’s Under-23 manager, who was put in charge of the first team after Sean Dyche was sacked, had a chat with Alan Pace earlier this week where the Burnley chairman asked him to prepare the team for the upcoming match as he did against West-Ham.

To read more about Andy Jones’ story, click here.

Pele returned to hospital on Monday as he continues to receive treatment for the cancer, Albert Einstein Hospital in Sao Paulo said in a medical note on Tuesday, according to Reuters.

The former Brazil international’s clinical condition is good and stable, and he is expected to be discharged in the coming days, doctors said.

Pelé had a colon tumor removed in September 2021 and has since been regularly hospitalized for treatment.

Pelé, 81, is widely regarded as one of the greatest players of all time. The Brazilian won three FIFA World Cups in 1958, 1962 and 1970, the only player to do so.

Burnley’s new owner Alan Pace has already considered buying Southampton.

It’s fun to wonder what it might have looked like and what might have happened after, so that’s exactly what Dan Sheldon did.

Burnley caretaker boss Mike Jackson says midfielder Ashley Westwood will see a surgeon today to see if he needs surgery for an ankle injury.

The 32-year-old was involved in a heavy collision with West Ham midfielder Nikola Vlasic midway through the first half of Sunday’s 1-1 Premier League draw.

For some Leeds fans, it’s still hard to believe that Marcelo Bielsa is no longer their manager.

As a sign of love and a token of thanks, Leeds fans published a thank you in newspapers around the world.

I’m not crying, it’s you.