Tottenham Hotspur’s upcoming task has become that much trickier following Liverpool’s appointment of Jürgen Klopp to replace fired manager Brendan Rodgers. Clubs have managed to rebound quickly under new managers, revitalised by a sudden change in circumstances. Saturday’s lunchtime promises to be a fascinating encounter. Expectations Over the first four games of the season, Tottenham

A tense race is underway between Germany and Poland at the top of Group D in Euro 2016 qualifying. Ahead of Thursday night’s games, the Germans hold a two-point lead over the Polish. Germany needs to claim three points in Ireland to guarantee a first-place finish and a more favourable draw when Euro 2016 begins

Chelsea continue to languish in the bottom half of the Premier League, having earned only eight points to hold 15th place. Southampton, meanwhile, are in 10th place and only one point ahead. So, there is the chance for Chelsea to potentially climb back into the top half if they clam three points in the Saturday

Things have to be put in perspective because the average Premier League season is filled with twists and turns. All too often, one promoted team will start well and another will struggle, only for their fortunes to be reversed come the end of the season. This is why expectations must be tempered for high-flying Leicester

The lunchtime game on Saturday will deliver an intriguing matchup between Everton and Chelsea. Roberto Martínez is attempting to prove in his third season that last year’s 11th-place finish will not happen again, while José Mourinho and Chelsea are already staring at an eight-point gap from behind Man City. Mourinho appeared to have a bad

Four games remain in the Euro 2016 qualifiers and Germany lie one point behind Poland in Group D, setting up a thrilling Friday night encounter. Germany need to win this game if they are to improve their chances of winnings the group, while any other result will leave Poland in position to win the group

Tottenham v Everton – EPL 29 Aug 2015 Tottenham have stumbled into the new Premier League season. They started by losing 1-0 at Man Utd, drawing 2-2 at home to Stoke City, and drawing 1-1 away to Leicester City this past weekend. Mauricio Pochettino just cannot get Spurs to perform right now. Saturday is definitely

Man Utd have had a much better start to their second season under manager Louis van Gaal, winning their first two games with 1-0 score-lines against Tottenham and Aston Villa, respectively. For all of the concern expressed toward the Man Utd defence, they have provided the bedrock for the Reds unbeaten start to the season.