Everton face Bournemouth on Saturday but there is obvious focus on the business they may or may not be able to do in the January transfer window now they have new owners

Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekendLatest tables | Fixtures | And feel free to drop Dave a mail To give those top-flight fixtures even extra meaning, our writers have picked out some angles. These are the 10 fixtures in the Premier League this weekend/Monday. Fun facts: Bournemouth could go fifth if everything went their way; Manchester United could end it four points off the drop zone. Continue reading...

Antonee Robinson is running rampant while Eberechi Eze and Erling Haaland hope to build on goals from last time out The contrast is significant. Newcastle arrive on the back of four league wins and four clean sheets. Tottenham have one victory in their last seven league games, four goals conceded against Chelsea before being hit for six by a rampaging Liverpool side. Spurs have had little trouble going forward but there remains a concern with the returns from their captain, Son Heung-min. The South Korean has had a quiet season by his excellent standards, seven goals in all competitions thus far, an eighth denied by a miss from the penalty spot against Wolves. Hamstring troubles hampered him earlier in the season and, amid Spurs’ wider difficulties, there is the subplot of a change in status within their attack. Dejan Kulusevski has become the central figure; Brennan Johnson, out on the right, is Spurs’ leading goalscorer across all competitions; Dominic Solanke is steadily finding his way. With Son approaching a decade in north London, the future is taking shape. Taha Hashim Tottenham v Newcastle, Saturday 12.30pm (all times GMT) Aston Villa v Leicester, Saturday 3pm Bournemouth v Everton, Saturday 3pm Crystal Palace v Chelsea, Saturday 3pm Continue reading...

Erik ten Hag salvaged a sorry season with FA Cup glory but Ruben Amorim has so far overseen even worse results 8 Jan, Wigan (a), FA Cup, 2-0 win; 14 Jan, Tottenham (h) 2-2 draw; 28 Jan, Newport County (a), FA Cup, 4-2 win 1 Feb, Wolves (a), 4-3 win; 4 Feb, West Ham (h), 3-0 win; 11 Feb, Aston Villa (a), 2-1 win; 18 Feb, Luton (a) 2-1 win; 24 Feb, Fulham (h), 2-1 defeat; 28 Feb, Nottingham Forest (a), FA Cup, 1-0 win 3 Mar, Manchester City (a), 3-1 defeat; 9 Mar, Everton (h), 2-0 win; 17 Mar, Liverpool (h) FA Cup, 4-3 win (aet); 30 Mar, Brentford (a), 1-1 draw 4 Apr, Chelsea (a), 4-3 defeat; 7 Apr, Liverpool (h), 2-2 draw; 13 Apr, Bournemouth (a) 2-2 draw; 21 Apr, Coventry, FA Cup, 3-3 (aet; win 4-2 on pens); 24 Apr, Sheffield United (h) 4-2 win; 27 Apr, Burnley (h), 1-1 draw 6 May, Crystal Palace (a), 4-0 defeat; 12 May, Arsenal (h), 1-0 defeat; 15 May, Newcastle (h) 3-2 win; 19 May, Brighton (a) 2-0 win; 25 May, Manchester City, FA Cup final, 2-1 win Continue reading...

Fulham manager Marco Silva says his side need to be "more ruthless" after Bournemouth netted an 89th-minute equaliser at Craven Cottage in the Premier League.

Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola says his side "deserved to win" against Fulham following Dango Ouattara's late goal which rescued a point for the Cherries in the Premier League.

Dango Ouattara scored an 89th-minute equaliser as Bournemouth snatched a point in a 2-2 draw with Fulham at Craven Cottage. Raúl Jiménez scored his sixth Premier League goal of the season before Evanilson struck early in the second half to level. After Harry Wilson scored his second in as many matches, Ouattara came off the bench to force the stalemate in the final minutes. Continue reading...

Premier League updates from the 5.15pm GMT kick-offLive scoreboard | Latest tables | Full fixtures and results From the archive Today’s Premier League results Leicester 0-2 Manchester City Crystal Palace 2-1 Southampton Everton 0-2 Nottingham Forest Fulham 2-2 Bournemouth Tottenham 2-2 Wolves Continue reading...