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Sometime in May, Rafa Benitez will walk through the door at Stamford Bridge marked Vamonos while being careful not to bump into Jose Mourinho who, according to reports in the oh-so-reliable English press, will be swaggering through the door marked "W...

Until Sunday, I could only think of two reasons I would leap off my bar stool to celebrate a Spurs goal. One involves an electric cattle prod connecting with my nether regions. The other concerns a dream I've had in which Jennifer Lawrence rocks a To...

Wouldn't it have been nice if just this once, we could have watched two of the Premier League's best teams play a match that was decided by the 22 players on the field? Or am I simply being too demanding? No wonder Man City fans sent back those 90...

Imagine if this time last year you had turned to the guy on the barstool next to you and said: "Hey pal, care to wager that Man City will win the Prem title on a 93rd-minute goal by Sergio Aguero on the final day of the season?" Or perhaps: "Wanna be...

I definitely asked for it. Why didn't I simply roll out of bed at 8:29 for the 8:30am Super Sunday kickoff and watch the Liverpool-United smackdown in the lunatic isolation of my own home like any sane person? What possessed me to travel a half-ho...

With two goals in stoppage time, Roberto Mancini's team fulfilled its destiny in the wildest finish to a Prem season of all time, writes David Hirshey.

With Man City about to win its first title in 44 years, United's manager is deluding himself that his team still has a chance to keep its crown, writes David Hirshey.

With City's easy win and United's stunning collapse this weekend, next Monday's epic derby could turn into a Theatre of Nightmares for Sir Alex, writes David Hirshey.

Arsenal buried Man City's title hopes as well as Mario Balotelli's career in England. David Hirshey had a ringside seat at the circus.

Is Carlos Tevez traitor or savior? It doesn't matter to Roberto Mancini as long as Tevez helps City win its first title in 44 years, writes David Hirshey.

Man City was knocked off its league-leading perch this weekend after almost five months. But David Hirshey asks: Is that any reason to sob in public?

Manchester United has accepted Liverpool's apology for Handshakegate, but will Andre Villas-Boas be forgiven for Chelsea's collapse?

After Luis Suarez and Patrice Evra make peace tomorrow, United and Liverpool have a tough match on their hands, writes David Hirshey.

United made an unlikely comeback inspired by Chelsea fans' shameful boos, while Arsenal showed it's also far from finished, writes David Hirshey.

Is Manchester City's manager Roberto Mancini really up for a title fight? Because Sir Alex Ferguson certainly is, writes David Hirshey.

Arsenal and Spurs suffered tough losses (again) to City and United, but only one team has itself to blame.