All news by author: Andy Dunn

Erling Haaland enjoyed one of his finest games in a Manchester City shirt against Arsenal on a night where he shattered Mohamed Salah's Premier League goalscoring record

ANDY DUNN: From where I was sitting, Pep Guardiola appeared to lay hands on Craig Pawson at one stage. There is no doubt that he gets an easy ride from officialdom - maybe they enjoy his football too much

Manchester United have booked their place in June's FA Cup final, with supporters now making plans for a second trip to Wembley in six weeks after the Brighton clash

ANDY DUNN COLUMN: Daniel Levy seems to be steadfastly delusional about Tottenham’s progress, if Harry Kane wants more than a statue he will need to be somewhere other than where is now

Manchester City have closed the gap on Arsenal at the top of the Premier League and could take a huge step towards the title with a win over the Gunners next week

The Chelsea legend is back in the hot seat at Stamford Bridge but has merely continued losing games - just like at Everton - while ex-England teammate Michael Carrick has impressed leading Middlesbrough in the Championship

Manchester City booked themselves a Champions League semi-final date with serial winners Real Madrid after completing their quarter-final job on Bayern Munich, with Erling Haaland taking his tally to 48 for the season

Erling Haaland bounced back from missing a first-half penalty to score the goal that secured Manchester City's place in the semi-finals of the Champions League as they drew with Bayern Munich

Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel knows his team need an unlikely turnaround to progress in the Champions League after losing the first leg 3-0 at Manchester City

Old Trafford was not included as part of the bid for Euro 2028 - and the confusion over the state of the dilapidated stadium is perfectly symbolic of the Glazers' reign at the club

Antony looks like a player growing in confidence, someone becoming accustomed to the demands of the Premier League - and Bruno Fernandes also impressed in the Nottingham Forest win

Derek Fox won the second Grand National of his career on Saturday when he rode Corach Rambler to victory, after the race had been delayed by protesters from Animal Rising

Assistant referee Constantine Hatzidakis appeared to make contact with his elbow on Andy Robertson after the Liverpool defender approached him during their clash against Arsenal

MAN UTD 2-2 SEVILLA: The Red Devils collapsed in spectacular fashion during the first leg of their Europa League quarter-final tie to surrender a two-goal lead in the closing stages

How Red Rum denied Crisp in the final yards of the Grand National 50 years ago and became the people's horse

Manchester City put in a brilliant performance as Pep Guardiola's side batted aside German giants Bayern Munich with a scintillating performance topped off by goalscoring sensation Erling Haaland

No-one else stood to challenge Ceferin’s presidency and he will remain the second most powerful man in world football for at least another four years

MAN UTD 2-0 EVERTON: There would be no shortage of suitors if McTominay considered his future would be best served away from a club where competition for places is only likely to become more intense

Those who chant about football tragedies for ‘fun’ need to stop and consider the effect those tragedies have on so many people throughout their lives

Frank Lampard has taken over as caretaker manager for the remainder of the season with Todd Boehly expecting to appoint a full-time boss in the summer...unless the club legend really impresses

Chelsea have sacked Graham Potter after just seven months as Todd Boehly ruthlessly axes his second manager in his first season as the club's co-owner after Thomas Tuchel's departure

Marcus Rashford hit back at reports he had demanded a mega new contract at Manchester United this week but with David de Gea and Jadon Sancho's wages it seems completely fair

Gabriel Jesus recaptured his pre-injury form to fire Arsenal to a crucial victory over Leeds to maintain their title charge on a day when Mikel Arteta opted to start talisman Bukayo Saka on the bench

Daniel Levy is public enemy number one among Tottenham fans as the club are managerless, without a director of football and facing yet another ticket price hike

It is absolutely no secret that Liverpool's No.1 transfer target is Jude Bellingham and club heroes past and present have made their feelings on the midfielder perfectly clear