Premier League players told to wash their cars and avoid public transport

Jurgen Klopp has assured supporters that Jordan Henderson will lift the Premier League trophy for Liverpool despite being ruled out for the rest of the season through injury.

Punt the stalemate in the north London derby and trust to the history book.

straight to your inboxManchester City fans believe that Raheem Sterling has re-found his form at the perfect time ahead of the return to Champions League football.City have finally started to gather some momentum as they followed up Wednesday's hammering of Newcastle United with another dominating victory against Brighton on Saturday.The Blues cruised their second 5-0 victory in a row and it was Sterling who was the star of the show, as he scored a hat-trick on the way to the three points.

Speaking ahead of United's Monday night clash with Southampton in a press conference and Solskjaer gave yet another indication that he was prepared to stick with his clear first choice 11. It would be the fifth successive game for them."There are loads of decisions to be made but they make it easier by playing well and performing well and looking after themselves," said Solskjaer.

Pep Guardiola claims his Manchester City players deserve their place in next season's Champions League ahead of a decision that could see them banned from it. City thrashed Brighton 5-0 at the Amex on Saturday to mathematically book their spot in the competition for next season.

Donald Trump wore a face mask for the first time in public during the coronavirus pandemic yesterday - despite previously saying there was need for them.

Restrictions on public transport in parts of Britain are about to be eased, reports claim today.

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A group of youths have been arrested after a police officer was attacked and cars were damaged during violence in a seaside town.

A year ago on Monday, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer saw his Manchester United side beat Leeds United in Perth in the opening game of their pre season tour.

Rio Ferdinand has opened up about the time he "stunk of alcohol" after Manchester United had already won the Premier League title, claiming Liverpool 's drop-off in form after their title win could be down to similar celebrations. The Reds were thrashed 4-0 by Manchester City immediately after confirming their first league title for 30 years, with Gary Neville joking that left-back Andy Robertson was "playing like he has had a week on the lash."Although they bounced back with wins over Aston Villa and Brighton, they were held to a draw for only the third time this season by Burnley on Saturday, prompting Ferdinand to suggest they were off the pace because of their celebrations.

Premier League bosses want up to 30 percent of club supporters to return to games before the end of September.League officials are keen to allow a certain number of fans to be allowed inside stadiums again once next season gets up and running in the autumn.Supporters have been banned from grounds following the return of football in June in the wake of the on-going Covid-19 crisis.All matches have been taking place behind closed doors in a bid to get the current campaign finished, to resolve promotion and relegation scenarios as well as fulfil broadcasting contracts.Prior to 'Project Restart' leading health officials had suggested fans might not be allowed back to games until a vaccine for the virus had been found.But the Sunday Star can

Chelsea 's bid to secure a spot in next season's Champions League took a hit after they were thrashed 3-0 by fellow European football contenders Sheffield United.

Chelsea were beaten 3-0 by Sheffield United as the race for the Premier League top four heats up even more.

straight to your inbox Manchester United fans have labelled Monday's meeting with Southampton as a must-win game as Chelsea slipped to a defeat against Sheffield United. United are embroiled in an intense battle for the final two spots in the Premier League top four and Champions League qualification with Chelsea and Leicester City, who both currently sit above them.

straight to your inboxManchester City are currently facing a ban from UEFA club competitions for the next two seasons after being found guilty of "serious breaches" of financial regulations. City have appealed Uefa's decision at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS), the highest sport court, and will learn the result of that appeal on Monday.Below is the timeline of events that resulted in City's ban: 2011/12 season: Financial fair play (FFP) is introduced in the Premier League as UEFA attempt to prevent professional football clubs from spending more than they earn and get into financial problems as a result.

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English Premier League season. With the end of the league campaign a number of players across the league will be out of contract, as well as those who refused to extend their deals beyond June 30.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side already have one foot in the quarter-final of the competition, having beaten Austrian side LASK 5-0 in the first leg of their tie. With the second leg seemingly a formality, they will play the winners of the tie between FC Copenhagen and Istanbul Basaksehir.Wolves, Olympiacos, Sevilla or Roma await in the semi-final, should Manchester United progress that far.Given their 17-game unbeaten run, Solskjaer's side have their sites on two potential pieces of silverware, with an FA Cup semi-final also on the horizon, as well as a top-four Premier League finish.

shell out for Daily Star's newsletter. It's FREE! Sign up today for the biggest and brightest stories sent straight to your inbox Just one week after it was officially allowed to open after the coronavirus lockdown a pub has closed to the general public over concerns of people turning into "wild animals".

Philippe Coutinho will reportedly make a decision on his future after Bayern Munich's participation in the Champions League is over, with the tournament to be held between August 7-23.