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Crystal Palace vs Manchester City on October 19: Team news, head to head, form, broadcast information

The Eagles will chase a landmark third successive win in the Premier League when Manchester City comes to town on Saturday.

Former Tottenham boss reveals the one club Pochettino will quit Spurs for

The current Spurs manager is under-fire for his team's poor start this season.

Serie A giants enter tug of war to end Özil's 'nightmare' under Emery

The German footballer seems to be heading out of Emirates Stadium due to his poor relationship with the Spanish boss.

Huge boost for Liverpool as key player is set to return in time for Man Utd trip

This is great news for the league leaders.

Huge blow for Man United as star player looks set to miss Liverpool clash

In these worrying times for Solskjaer, he will be without yet another key player.

Deschamps offers update on Kante as Chelsea star suffers injury with France

The French midfielder picked up a knock during warm-up for Friday's Euro 2020 qualifier against Iceland.

Fabinho comes clean about Salah and Mané's relationship following heated exchange

The row between two of Liverpool's stars keeps making headlines, but these should be the last words spoken about it.

Man United set to lose main sponsor due to poor performances

The Red Devils will have to come up with a better option to fill the space left by the brand currently displayed on the front of their jersey.

Real Madrid set to land agreement for wantaway Premier League ace

Real Madrid needs to add talent to their midfield, and this cut-price deal is something they can't overlook.

Lyon boss drops massive hint on Mourinho's future after failed move to sign him

The Special One is still looking for a job, but he has already made up his mind on where he wants to continue coaching.

The Faroe Islands Premier League (known as Betri deildin menn for sponsorship reasons) is the top level of football in the Faroe Islands. It was founded in 2005, replacing 1. deild and it is organised by the Faroe Islands Football Association.

It is contested by 10 clubs. At the end of each season, two teams are relegated and two promoted from 1. deild. All teams in the league have semi-professional status.