Arsenal keep the title race alive and the big story is Manchester United being rubbish. Rightly or wrongly, no other club in English football receives such a reaction to its lows. And it was ever thus, since the 1970s at latest.

Feels like the early days of Twitter have returned.

The most famous goal in soccer history

Absolutely refuse to believe (sadly!) that Tottenham are going to win a game that could hand Arsenal the title. Reminds me of 2010 when Roma needed Lazio to do them a favour against Inter. Instead they lost 2-0 and fans unfurled one of the all time iconic banners

Casemiro gave the Ten Hag regime a veneer of respectability in the first season. He’s doing the opposite in the second.

Behave now

More superb work from Josimar Fotballblad Philippe Auclair Paul Brown who, along with the esk have exposed 777's unsuitability for Everton from the start (before Moshiri agreed a deal with them, in fact)

These dancers and singers have already surpassed footballers’ protests at human rights issues at Qatar 2022

Guilty of love in the first degree.

Reminds of dear Denny Laine. “There were two songwriters in Wings: me and Paul McCartney.”

Wonderful album. The Scarecrow is so haunted and wistful. Richard Thompson and Martin Carthy play beautifully together.

Can’t think of a more football hipster final than Bayer v Atalanta. Is there still such a thing as a football hipster? Anyway, Dublin blessed with two teams having the time of their lives.

Why is Conor Bradley not on here? Surprised Gareth Barry didn’t get the nod.

Van Dijk but not Rodrí? Farcical.

Gary O’Neil deserves a shout here.

We chat about last night’s epic in the Air-Fryer with John Brewin and Miguel Delaney and ask why England’s two roses in Bellingham and Kane appeared to wilt in the Bernabeu heat while Stoke City old-boy Joselu thrived.

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If I was a Chelsea fan, I’d be fully reassured by this.

Joselu, what a career. Like Glen Murray ended up at Manchester City or something

“Corner flag!…..Foul….”