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Brendan Rodgers was sacked by Leicester after more than four years in charge, with Foxes chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha pulling the plug after a late 2-1 loss at Crystal Palace

The Premier League and English Football League will allow games to be paused for Muslim players to take on energy supplements and drink fluids during the month of Ramadan

Former Chelsea boss Graham Potter will not make a swift return to management amid interest from Leicester City and will spend the next few months recharging his batteries

Both Graham Potter and Brendan Rodgers were sacked on the same day to take the number of Premier League managers to lose their jobs this season to 12 ahead of Liverpool facing Chelsea

Former Brighton boss Graham Potter was confirmed to have left Chelsea on Sunday evening after just a six months in charge at Stamford Bridge, but could be set for a quick return to the Premier League - if he wants it

Brendan Rodgers has departed Leicester after four years in charge, with the Foxes at serious risk of relegation, but club legend Gary Lineker is sad to see the Northern Irishman go

Leicester City brought to an end Brendan Rodgers’ four-year spell at the club on Sunday afternoon following defeat to Crystal Palace and are now on the hunt for his replacement

Brendan Rodgers has left Leicester City following a seven-game winless run, culminating in Saturday's defeat at Crystal Palace, which left the club in the relegation zone

CRYSTAL PALACE 2-1 LEICESTER CITY: Ricardo Pereira opened the scoring for the Foxes but Daniel Iversen's own goal restored order, before Jean-Philippe Mateta fired a winner in the last minute to secure a deserved win

Brendan Rodgers has piled praise onto James Maddison for his recent form for Leicester but has recommended that the forward puts down social media after a spat with a fan

As the Premier League season reaches its curtain raising finale there are several stories that need concluding - including who wins it all, which teams make top four and confirming those that won't be here next time

There will be no stopping from here to the end of May, and with title, relegation and European qualification issues abound at promises to be an eventful ride

The Premier League is fast approaching its end, but players still have time to break into the top 10 of the fastest defenders, midfielder and forwards, with some surprising names leading the way

Christian Stellini and other 19 Premier League managers are preparing for the final quarter of the season - with the title race, top-four battle and survival all at stake

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Harry Kane became England's all-time leading goalscorer after scoring in Thursday night's 2-1 win over Italy, while Cristiano Ronaldo also made history for Portugal

Premier League teams chartered 81 short-haul domestic flights during a two-month period this season, with the use of such flights going against the league's sustainability commitments

Crystal Palace, Wolves, Leeds, Everton, Nottingham Forest, Leicester, West Ham, Bournemouth and Southampton are all battling to avoid Premier League relegation

BIG DEBATE: Premier League clubs have one last chance to regroup during the international break with several teams in desperate need of a productive couple of weeks before the run-in

Premier League clubs pay among the highest wages in world football in an effort to earn both domestic and European success but it isn’t quite going to plan for some of England’s biggest spenders

Manchester United have found out their next Europa League opponents, whilst Arsenal legend Patrick Viera was sacked as Crystal Palace manager on Friday morning amid the Gunners' European exit

Liverpool needed a miracle to reach the Champions League quarter-finals but they lost to Real Madrid, while Manchester United's takeover saga is edging to a conclusion and Arsenal have made changes in the boardroom

It is just the fourth time the Premier League have undergone a rebrand since the competition was founded in 1992 as a breakaway division from the old Football League

THE BIG DEBATE: After a busy weekend at the bottom of the table the battle to avoid relegation has become incredibly tight, so we asked our team who they think is going down

Arsenal and Manchester United had differing fortunes on Sunday following on from yesterday's results while the crisis at the BBC looks set to deepen following Gary Lineker's suspension