All news by author: Neil Moxley

Emiliano Martinez has gained a reputation for time-wasting and other skullduggery, and despite previous criticism, Unai Emery has stood up for the Aston Villa goalkeeper

Birmingham's Wast Hills Training Ground suffered damage as a result of a fire last week and the club are eyeing up a switch to Wasps' former facility for the foreseeable future

EXCLUSIVE: Birmingham City's promising start to the season has long since disappeared and John Eustace's side have fallen down the table, losing nine of their last 11 outings

Manchester United are hunting a first piece of silverware in six years at Wembley on Sunday – but Erik ten Hag's success could prove to be a double-edged sword for the club

Leicester manager Brendan Rodgers is uneasy about the potential Qatari owners of Manchester United after Sheikh Jassim Bin Hamad Al Thani made an official bid on Friday

Arsenal's season was at serious risk of imploding after they fell behind twice away at Aston Villa. Only for Mikel Arteta's men to hit back and seal a memorable three points in the title race

Tempers boiled over in the Villa Park press box between club staff on Saturday after Gabriel Martinelli's last-gasp goal sealed a 4-2 victory for Arsenal over the home side

Jonjo Shelvey joined Nottingham Forest in January to end seven years at Newcastle - not that Magpies manager Eddie Howe initially wanted to allow the midfielder to leave

WOLVES 3-0 LIVERPOOL: The Reds suffered a third Premier League defeat in four games to raise questions of their trajectory under Jurgen Klopp and their underperforming players

A consortium is attempting to put together a framework that will satisfy Birmingham's current Chinese owners but there are problems relating to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange

Paul Warne and Derby have their sights on an FA Cup shock when they host West Ham on Monday night with the Rams boss talking up his badminton skills if he faced off with David Moyes

Harry Kane was left on the bench for Tottenham's FA Cup clash with Preston this Saturday, but his Spurs teammates didn't need the striker to get the job done

Wout Weghorst moved to Manchester United on loan this month to give the Dutchman another chance of a Premier League dream after Arsenal and Tottenham snubbed him and Burnley didn't work out

Wout Weghorst joined Manchester United earlier this month to fill the hole left by Cristiano Ronaldo - and the 30-year-old Dutchman is taking notes from his predecessor's approach

Matt Taylor scored against Manchester City in the EFL Cup four years ago and is out to grab another famous goal as Oxford United take on Arsenal in the FA Cup third round

Unai Emery's Aston Villa missed a golden chance to snatch victory late on against Wolverhampton Wanderers but were still able to climb one place in the Premier League table

ASTON VILLA 1-1 WOLVES: On the day the Villans' rejected a loan bid from Everton because they only want a permanent sale, Danny Ings stepped from the bench to earn Unai Emery's men a share of the spoils after Daniel Podence's first-half opener