Prince Harry is eager to hold onto his military titles even after leaving his role of a senior working royal. Earlier this week, Vanity Fair correspondent Katie Nicholl suggested the Queen was still yet to confirm whether Prince Harry should keep his
Midfielders: Henderson, Thiago, Wijnaldum The midfield positions remain the toughest to predict at Liverpool with an abundance of options available to Klopp. Naby Keita remains out injured and Fabinho’s move to centre-back still leaves the likes of Curtis Jones, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and
Attack – Rashford, Cavani, Pogba Anthony Martial is expected to fall short in his battle to recover from a hamstring injury suffered against Burnley in midweek. Solskjaer might have opted to go with Edinson Cavani up front in any case, with the
Chelsea boss Frank Lampard has no injury concerns ahead of the Blues’ trip to Fulham this evening. The former England international is set to reunite with his former Chelsea team-mate Scott Parker on the sidelines as he looks to get back to
Attack – Lucas, Vinicius, Bergwijn Lucas Moura has scored just one domestic goal all season, whereas Steven Bergwijn is yet to find the net this term. So this match could be perfect to give the pair some much-needed confidence in front of
BBC Weather forecaster Chris Fawkes noted that more heavy snow is expected across Europe. Both Spain and Madrid can expect more snow following Storm Filomena. However, these wintry conditions are expected to spread across Europe. The east of Europe will have heavy
Attack: Martinelli, Pepe, Nketiah Young winger Gabriel Martinelli, who has impressed since his return from a long-term knee injury, is expected to start the match as he continues to chase peak fitness. Nicolas Pepe could partner him on the opposite flank, with
Midfield: Fred, McTominay, Fernandes When it comes to the big games, Fred and Scott McTominay are often selected. So we can’t see that changing for the match against City, especially with the pair in such fine form. Then there’s Bruno Fernandes. The
Yesterday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced England will be going into its third national lockdown as cases of the novel virus reach record-breaking figures. All schools will remain closed until at least February. Addressing the nation last night, Mr Johnson said: “In
Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho can edge closer to delivering on his promise to win silverware in north London tonight. Spurs take on Championship high-flyers Brentford in the semi-final of the League Cup and will be looking to avoid a serious upset. Brentford