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David Moyes hails Seamus Coleman as the ultimate 'glue guy' - and claims Everton may have been relegated without their departing captain
LEWIS STEELE: David Moyes has hailed Seamus Coleman as 'the glue' that held Everton together for 17 years - and says the club might well have got relegated if not for the long-serving captain.
Daniel Farke casts doubt over his Leeds future with clear message to owners this summer - and Eddie Howe hints Anthony Gordon may have played his last game for Newcastle: Premier League news LIVE
With Eddie Howe, Michael Carrick and Guardiola among those speaking today, Daily Mail Sport brings you all the latest updates from the press conferences.
Revealed: The three Premier League clubs keeping tabs on Jarrod Bowen ahead of this summer's window - with West Ham at risk of losing England star even if they survive relegation scrap
MATT BARLOW: West Ham are braced for a summer of upheaval with uncertainty in the boardroom after Karren Brady's exit. Brady stepped down in April following 16 years.
The Ultimate Football Fan TV Power Ranking: Who's 'bog-standard'? Who punches way above their weight? And who was hacked by Russian Bitcoin scammers? From worst to best, does your favourite come out on top?
The Premier League is awash with YouTube and social media creators vying for your attention. Every club has its own ecosystem - but who is the best option to follow for your club?
Crystal Palace have a star to follow in Michael Olise and Eberechi Eze's steps - while David Moyes's chance of the last 'laugh' for Everton is alive for now after their 2-2 draw
GETHIN HICKS AT SELHURST PARK: Everton squandered a lead for the second time in a week as Jean Philippe-Mateta fired home for Crystal Palace to ensured the spoils were shared
West Ham vs Arsenal - Premier League RECAP: Reaction as Gunners take huge step to the title after dramatic stoppage-time VAR decision
RECAP Daily Mail Sport's live blog from this Sunday's Premier League ties of West Ham vs Arsenal, Nottingham Forest vs Newcastle, Burnley vs Aston Villa and Crystal Palace vs Everton.
David Moyes inflicted Roy Keane low point - 'How I've been hoping to get Everton playing'
Ahead of Sunderland's trip to Hill Dickinson Stadium, we look back at a classic Everton home match against them
Bradley Lowery's mum set for emotional Everton visit as Blues face Sunderland on his birthday
Bradley Lowery’s parents will attend Hill Dickinson Stadium on Sunday on what would have been their late son's 15th birthday
Wayne Rooney hospitalised after Jordan Pickford incident on BBC show
The former Everton striker was filming a segment for his BBC show
Everton eye 'Chilean Gareth Bale' transfer but face battle with Premier League rivals
Midtjylland and Chile winger Dario Osorio has been linked with a move to Everton
Everton sent blunt Newcastle United warning despite David Moyes statement - 'Not ready'
Everton remain in the hunt for European football next season ahead of their final home game of the season against Sunderland on Sunday afternoon
Who will be Everton's next club captain? Leading candidates to replace Seamus Coleman
Chris Beesley reckons there are seven leading candidates among the current squad to be the next Everton club captain
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- Fri, 15 May 2026 21:36:16 +0000: Séamus Coleman to finish as Everton player at end of season after 17-year stay - Everton | The Guardian
Captain has been offered coaching role at club
Coleman may continue playing elsewhere
David Moyes has described Séamus Coleman as “the glue that kept Everton together” during their relegation fights and vital to the club’s survival in the Premier League.
The Everton manager’s tribute came after Coleman announced his distinguished 17-year playing career with the club would end when his contract expires next month. Everton have offered the 37-year-old a coaching role from this summer but he wants to continue playing for the Republic of Ireland and may look for another club.
Continue reading... - Thu, 14 May 2026 23:01:20 +0000: Premier League and FA Cup final: 10 things to look out for this weekend - Everton | The Guardian
Guardiola can claim 17th City trophy, Arteta weighs up another Arsenal reshuffle and Brentford’s European dreams could edge closer
A measure of Pep Guardiola’s greatness is to be found in Saturday’s FA Cup final being a 24th visit to Wembley leading Manchester City. As this born winner could depart in the close season, the meeting with Chelsea may be a third-last outing in charge, in which he seeks the opposite result to the 2021 Champions League final. Yet Chelsea are now in a state of flux – Calum McFarlane is in a second caretaker spell of the season, after Liam Rosenior’s sacking last month, having also filled in when Enzo Maresca walked out on 1 January. This points to a City triumph and the 17th major trophy of Guardiola’s reign. But this is football, so who knows? Jamie Jackson
FA Cup final: Chelsea v Manchester City, Saturday 3pm (all times BST)
Aston Villa v Liverpool, Friday 8pm
Manchester United v Nottingham Forest, Sunday 12.30pm
Brentford v Crystal Palace, Sunday 3pm
Everton v Sunderland, Sunday 3pm
Wolves v Fulham, Sunday 3pm
Continue reading... - Mon, 11 May 2026 06:09:16 +0000: Premier League: 10 talking points from the weekend’s action - Everton | The Guardian
Jérémy Doku finds the net again, Joshua Zirkzee struggles at Sunderland and Ismaïla Sarr is fulfilling his potential
When Bruno Fernandes became the Football Writers’ Association player of the year on Friday, Declan Rice and David Raya could have been forgiven for feeling a touch aggrieved. They have been essential to Arsenal’s push for a Premier League and Champions League double, but Raya showed why he might have been more deserving at the London Stadium as his technically pinpoint one-on-one save gave Arsenal the platform they so desperately needed to secure a vital three points late on. Mikel Arteta’s side were on the ropes as Mateus Fernandes exchanged a one-two with Pablo to run in with the goal at his mercy. Surely this was it for Arsenal: the title slipping again. Raya’s nerve held strong, making the most crucial of saves. Arsenal’s dream of winning a first title in 22 years remains in his hands. Graham Searles
Match report: West Ham 0-1 Arsenal
Barney Ronay: VAR offers up title-deciding moment
Match report: Manchester City 3-0 Brentford
Match report: Liverpool 1-1 Chelsea
Match report: Sunderland 0-0 Manchester United
Match report: Nottingham Forest 1-1 Newcastle
Match report: Burnley 2-2 Aston Villa
Continue reading... - Sun, 10 May 2026 15:11:38 +0000: Everton’s European hopes hit after Mateta’s equaliser for Crystal Palace - Everton | The Guardian
David Moyes’s European dream is now hanging by a slender thread. Against a Crystal Palace side who have been distracted by their Conference League exploits, Everton were unable to take their opportunity to close the gap on their rivals as Jean-Philippe Mateta came off the bench to equalise after they had twice been ahead, through goals from James Tarkowski and Beto.
It could have been even worse for Moyes had Adam Wharton’s shot not struck the outside of a post in the 90th minute. In a frantic finish, Dean Henderson denied Iliman Ndiaye in stoppage time before Mateta missed a great chance to win it for Oliver Glasner’s side.
Continue reading... - Thu, 07 May 2026 23:00:30 +0000: Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend - Everton | The Guardian
A game to suit departing Stones, West Ham’s Pablo under scrutiny against Arsenal and Maddison can rouse Spurs
Liverpool have eased one self-inflicted headache by listening to their fans and scrapping plans to raise some ticket prices for the next three seasons. Anfield’s attention can now focus squarely on eradicating another as Arne Slot’s side seek to salvage a desperately poor season with Champions League qualification. Liverpool will secure a top-five finish should they beat Chelsea and Bournemouth fail to win at Fulham. Slot could not have hand-picked a better opponent to potentially complete the job than the shambles that is this Chelsea team, even taking into account his frontline injury list. The visitors are a collection of individual egos who turn up when they feel like it, which is Wembley and the FA Cup on current evidence. Chelsea have lost seven successive league games only once in their history – from November to December 1952 – but would equal that unwanted record with defeat at Anfield. They have lost their last two away matches by a three-goal margin, conceded at least three times in four of their last five league games, and it would surprise no one if they decide to save themselves for the FA Cup final. Andy Hunter
Liverpool v Chelsea, Saturday 12.30pm (all times BST)
Brighton v Wolves, Saturday 3pm
Fulham v Bournemouth, Saturday 3pm
Sunderland v Manchester United, Saturday 3pm
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