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Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has warned Liverpool that their lead at the top of the Premier League will be extremely difficult to sustain – and believes his side can make up the nine-point gap to the leaders. The Gunners travel to West Ham, live on Sky Sports Saturday Night Football, knowing they could temporarily cut […]

Norwich hit the Carrow Road goal trail for the second time in five days as they beat Luton 4-2 to continue their climb towards the Championship play-off zone. The Canaries had to work harder for their win than they did on Tuesday, when they hammered Plymouth 6-1, but it was a deserved success against a

Watford equalled a club record unbeaten run at Vicarage Road but were left frustrated by a 0-0 draw against relegation-threatened QPR. The hosts made it 15 home games without defeat to equal the run set by Graham Taylors side in 1997, but missed an opportunity to close in on the Championship automatic-promotion places. The first

Pressure piled on Wayne Rooney as his Plymouth team suffered a second-half capitulation in a 4-0 Championship hammering by Bristol City at Ashton Gate. The home side finally made incessant pressure pay on 57 minutes when Scott Twine got a telling touch to Cam Prings right-footed drive to beat Dan Grimshaw from close range. Anis

Managerless Hulls miserable Championship run continued with a 3-1 loss at Middlesbrough, their fifth straight league defeat. Andy Dawson was in interim charge of the Tigers after Tim Walters midweek dismissal but couldnt stop the rot, with City now winless in their last 10 league games. Finn Azaz continued his superb run of form with

Burnley moved up to second place in the Championship table after beating Stoke 2-0 to make it four straight wins and five consecutive clean sheets. Jay Rodriguezs opener shortly after the break was added to by substitute Josh Brownhills late penalty as Scott Parkers side took full advantage of Leeds defeat to Blackburn earlier in

Tyler Goodrhams brilliant 86th-minute equaliser brought Oxford United a 1-1 draw with play-off chasers Millwall at the Kassam Stadium – and their first point in four games. The Lions had looked comfortable as they led through Japhet Tangangas 45th-minute header and the home side had created very little in an uninspiring encounter. But from Cameron

Kevin Schade scored a superb hat-trick and provided another as Brentford sealed a fourth straight Premier League home win to defeat Leicester 4-1 in front of the watching Ruud van Nistelrooy at the Gtech Community Stadium on Saturday. Leicester started positively enough as Jamie Vardy raced onto a Jordan Ayew pass to outmuscle Ethan Pinnock