Highlights from the Premier League 2024-25 clash between Liverpool and Ipswich Town from the Anfield Stadium on Saturday.

Enjoy the live updates of the Premier League match between Ipswich Town and Manchester City, being played at the Portman Road in the United Kingdom.

Tottenham Hotspur have ‘concrete interest’ in Southampton starlet Tyler Dibling and would be open to signing the youngster this month.

AI is backing both Man United and Tottenham to record their lowest ever points tallies in Premier League history 😱

Darren Bent's beach ball goal 😱 5. VAR fails to draw offside lines 🫣 2. Oxlade-Chamberlain and Gibbs get mixed up

Being a Premier League official is undoubtedly one of the toughest jobs in football. Standing in the centre circle for matches broadcast worldwide, fully aware that you’re likely the most disliked person on the pitch and prepared to face abuse from all sides, is not a role for the faint-hearted.

The Premier League’s two bottom teams meet at Portman Road on Saturday with both Ipswich and Southampton desperate for a win.

Fulham fans 😎 10. Everton fans 👏 3. Newcastle United fans Man United's vocal away supporters have been left out of the top three 🤔

Eddie Howe has long trusted Fabian Schar as his right-sided centre-back and with the veteran in the final year of his contract, Zabarnyi is someone Newcastle have identified as a target that could be ever-present in their backline for at least a decade.

But reports in France now state that Spurs have also made their move to sign the DR Congo international, with Brentford potentially more open to a sale since his contract is due to expire in the summer of 2026.

While the Premier League was once home to some of the best finishers and attackers in the world, the 54-year-old believes the standard of truly world-class forwards has dropped so significantly that only three players can lay claim to that status.

One of the unexpected effects of PSR is that there has been a change to the transfers ecosystem. Plenty of English clubs are benefitting