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While West Ham's complaints against the decision to rule out an equalising goal against Arsenal are unlikely to gain much traction, it appears clear and obvious that English football has a difficult decision to make about how to get a grip on penalty-area grappling.
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Saturday 9 May 2026 22:30, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Pep Guardiola ended his press conference with a clear message ahead of Arsenal's trip to West Ham.
And then there were two. It seems either West Ham or Tottenham will be the final team relegated from the Premier League this season, and, with three games to go, their next matches – both live on Sky Sports – could be decisive in the fight for survival.
Our football betting expert Jones Knows offers his insight ahead of another exciting weekend of Premier League action. Liverpool vs Chelsea, Saturday 12.30pm Enzo Maresca is becoming a better manager by the day since leaving Chelsea. The players just don't look like they know what they are anymore.
“It is Aston Villa,” John McGinn tells Sky Sports. “We don't make things easy for ourselves.” Even so, they are one game away from a European final. “We have given ourselves a little bit of a harder job but we are confident we will still get through.”
It was meant to be over for Tottenham. No Premier League wins in 2026, and no immediate new-manager bounce under Roberto De Zerbi. The biggest question was whether he would stay around for the first Championship game next season.
West Ham's chances of relegation to the Championship have doubled in the space of 48 hours after a swing weekend in the battle for the final survival spot.
Monday 4 May 2026 09:47, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Ex-Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher and Jay Bothroyd debate whether Benjamin Sesko's goal, which put Manchester United 2-0 up against Liverpool, should have been disallowed for handball.
Jamie Carragher is worried about where Liverpool are heading under Arne Slot, questioning what the identity of his team is, while the Reds' boss said his side have had a "whole season" of decisions going against them.
Tottenham breathed new life into their battle to stay in the Premier League with a 2-1 victory at Champions League-chasing Aston Villa to move out of the relegation zone.
