Graeme Souness explains what Jack Grealish signing has done for Man City teammate Raheem Sterling

Jack Grealish managed to silence Roy Keane on Tuesday evening after scoring Manchester City's second goal in their victory over Peterborough United.

Lionel Messi inspired Manchester City to a 2-0 FA Cup win at Peterborough.Pep Guardiola's men beat the Championship strugglers at London Road thanks to second half goals from Riyad Mahrez and Grealish to book their place in the quarter finals.Mahrez broke the deadlock on 60 minutes with his 19th goal of the season, before Grealish sealed the win seven minutes later with his first City goal since before Christmas.England ace Phil Foden set-up both goals - and Grealish admitted the City duo had been watching videos of Argentine icon Messi on the way to the game to get some inspiration.Grealish said: "What's funny is that before the game, while we were on the coach on the way to the game, I was sat next to Phil and we were scrolling through videos of [Lionel] Messi."After scoring he came up to me and said it was just like what we were watching." Grealish paid tribute to Ukrainian team-mate Oleksandr Zinchenko, who captained the side on his first appearance since Russia invaded his homeland. He added: "It's actually been quite emotional.

Jack Grealish has praised the resolve of Manchester City teammate Oleksandr Zinchenko after an incredibly tough week and labelled him as 'underrated'.

Pep Guardiola praised Jack Grealish's aggression in the final third as the Manchester City forward returned from injury against Peterborough.

Pep Guardiola says that the double substitution of his centre-backs at Peterborough was down to injury.

Manchester City are among the teams linked with Villarreal's Yeremi Pino, according to reports.

Arsenal transfer target Jonathan David will cost between £38million and £46m if he is to be prised out of Lille, according to reports.The Canadian striker has emerged as a target for Mikel Arteta’s side after a spectacular season for the defending Ligue 1 champions.He has already racked up an impressive 12 league goal in 26 appearances for the French giants, as well as three Champions League goals in seven matches. Arsenal have been linked with a striker ever since the January transfer window when their long pursuit of Dusan Vlahovic ended in the striker moving from Fiorentina to Juventus.But with the Gunners’ interest supposedly now lying in David, the 22-year-old striker is purportedly keen on a departure from Joselyn Gourvennec’s side.According to Sky Sports, David wants to depart the club he joined in the summer of 2019 from Belgian side Gent.

Formula One legend Lewis Hamilton was once forced to deny showering Russian president Vladimir Putin with champagne.Hamilton dismissed suggestions he covered Putin in alcoholic bubbly after winning the 2015 Russian Grand Prix.The Mercedes driver took the chequered flag at the Sochi Autodrom ahead of then-Ferrari rival Sebastian Vettel. He then went up to receive his trophy for winning the race from none other than the Russian premier himself.

Pep Guardiola has already confirmed Aleks Zinchenko will start in Tuesday's FA Cup tie with Peterborough United and there has now been a big hint as to who won't be involved - at least from the start.

Pep Guardiola says that Liverpool are the only team left in the Premier League who are prepared to take on his team as equals.

Wigan winger Viv Solomon-Otabor has spoken of the 'fear in people's faces' as he recounted his harrowing experiences of fleeing Ukraine following Russia's invasion. The 26-year-old only joined FC Rukh Lviv in January but has already seen his career in Ukraine come to halt after Vladimir Putin's forces set about occupying the country.The former Birmingham City graduate is yet to feature for his new side as a result of joining during the nation's winter break and has now seen war spark carnage within the region.Solomon-Otabor has since successfully fled, but revealed how others were less fortunate in their attempts to escape as Russia's invasion continues to take its toll on the people of Ukraine."There was just a lot of cars, a lot of people, a lot of lorries," Solomon-Otabor opened up to Sky Sports on Sunday."They were obviously trying to get back.

Gary Neville has conceded his fears that Liverpool were in 'decline' were wide of the mark - and backed them to overcome Chelsea in Sunday's Carabao Cup final.Both Jurgen Klopp and Thomas Tuchel are bidding to clinch their first domestic cup since arriving in English football.While Chelsea will contest Sunday's showpiece final at Wembley, their hopes of following up their Champions League glory with the Premier League title have fallen flat after a tough run of form at the turn of the year.The Reds, however, are still in the hunt for the domestic crown after their resurgent run of form in recent weeks.And their sizzling form of late has led to Neville, a Manchester United icon, to admit that he had feared that Liverpool's powers were waning - and that he'd been emphatically proved wrong."Liverpool. I thought Liverpool were in decline, In decline from a very, very high place," Neville told Sky Sports.

Everton manager Frank Lampard has hit out at VAR referee Chris Kavanagh in an epic rant after his side were denied a penalty against Manchester City on Saturday night.The Toffees were beaten 1-0 at Goodison Park, with Phil Foden’s 82nd-minute goal giving Pep Guardiola’s side all three points.But the victory was not without controversy, with City fortunate to get away with an apparent handball by midfielder Rodri in the closing stages.Everton hit back and could have won a penalty when Richarlison’s effort rebounded off goalkeeper Ederson and struck Rodri’s arm inside the box.Referee Paul Tierney decided not to give a spot-kick and VAR Kavanagh did not overturn his call after watching several replays.Defeat left Everton just one point above the relegation zone in 17th place and Lampard was absolutely furious with the decision in his post-match interview.“I was calm. I wasn’t ranting at him (Tierney).

Manchester City centre-back John Stones has defended manager Pep Guardiola's rotation policy, insisting he doesn't think it is "physically possible" for a player to play every game.

Manchester City have been handed a fitness boost ahead of their clash with Everton on Saturday as Jack Grealish and Gabriel Jesus returned to first-team training.

Manchester United’s newest kid on the block, Anthony Elanga, is thriving this season.

Kyle Walker looked in high spirits as he returned to Manchester City training on Wednesday after appearing to sit out Tuesday's session.

Rangers legend Ally McCoist has named his ultimate team for the Masters, and included a Celtic hero in his line-up.

Mikel Arteta has overseen during his time in the hot seat at Arsenal.The Spaniard has been at the helm for over two years and has guided the Gunners to FA Cup glory in that time.He also has the Londoners on the cusp of clinching a top-four finish this year to end their multi-year exile from the Champions League.Arsenal still have a long way to go in terms of getting back to where they once were, but the seismic impact he's had at the club has been highlighted by a clip from 2017.The clip is from Arsenal's 2-1 win over Crystal Palace, with Alexis Sanchez netting both goals. But during the clip, only a handful of players trudge over to celebrate with the Gunners former talisman.At the time, Graeme Souness claimed that the reluctant celebrations were the sign of a fractured dressing room as a result of Sanchez's contract dispute.“I’ve only ever seen that if a team’s 5-1 up with five minutes to go, you would get that," Souness said at the time."Not when you’ve just gone 2-1 up and you’ve been under the cosh.

Geordie Shore star is looking to become the latest reality TV regular to land a huge payday in the world of professional boxing. The sport has seen an influx of fighters who became famous in other disciplines, before trying to cash in on their popularity with a boxing career.

Tommy Fury has taken aim at Dillian Whyte, insisting the Brit will be his brother Tyson’s ‘easiest fight’ to date.Heavyweight champion of the world Tyson will put his WBC belt on the line in April, as he takes on mandatory challenger Whyte.Whyte officially signed the contract to take on the Gypsy King on Tuesday, with reports suggesting that the fight is set to take place on April 23.And within hours of the announcement that the Body Snatcher had put pen to paper, the trash talk from the Fury camp begun, with the Gypsy King’s younger brother Tommy taking aim.In an interview with Sky Sports, the former Love Island star admitted that his sibling’s bout with Whyte will be his ‘easiest fight’ yet.He said: “In this game, there is levels to it - that's just the top and bottom of it in boxing - and Dillian Whyte just isn't at Tyson's level."This will be one of Tyson's easiest fights, because you go from Deontay Wilder who can put your lights out in one second with one punch and then you're going over to Dillian Whyte who has not always looked the best, not always been up there."He's taken a while to get this title shot, he's got a few miles on the clock himself, he's had a few bad knock-outs - I don't see him posing any threat.Can Dillian Whyte end Tyson Fury's unbeaten run? Let us know in the comments section below."It's heavyweight boxing, anything can happen, but as far as him being the best and ruling the division, Tyson is that man and will do for however long he wants to."Tommy himself is also eyeing a return to the ring, after he was forced to miss out on his eagerly anticipated fight with Jake Paul last December through injury.As a result Paul instead went on to fight his previous opponent Tyron Woodley, who he defeated