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The Football Association will await the referee's report before deciding whether to take action over the missile-throwing that took place in the Merseyside derby.
A coin appeared to be tossed at Liverpool's Luis Suarez and more than one bottle was launched at team-mate Craig Bellamy while the strikers attempted to take second-half corner kicks during Saturday's fiery Barclays Premier League clash at Goodison Park.
Everton lost the game 2-0 after midfielder Jack Rodwell was controversially sent off in the first half by referee Martin Atkinson.
The FA are likely to receive Atkinson's report on Monday.
Sam Allardyce watched his West Ham side salvage a point from a 2-2 draw at Crystal Palace - and then left the door wide open for Carlos Tevez to rejoin the club.
Argentinian striker Tevez has been suspended by Manchester City and told he will never play for them again after his apparent refusal to go on as a substitute at Bayern Munich on Tuesday.
West Ham's initial enquiry about a loan deal for the player who saved them from relegation in 2007 was given short shrift this week.
But Allardyce has insisted he would love to sign Tevez and claimed his alleged disruptive influence holds no fears.
"If he would like to join us and the chairman would like to pay for him then yes, why wouldn't you want a top-class player like that?" said the Hammers boss.
"I've worked with some world-class players in my time, they win you games when you least expect it.
"With a goal record like his why wouldn't you want him?
"I've had worse than him. I've had some bad ones in my time. Just keep playing him, that's the answer."
Wenger annoyed by RVP to City claims
Arsene Wenger has reacted angrily to fresh claims that Manchester City are lining up a January bid for Robin van Persie.
Everton appeal Rodwell red-card Everton have made a formal appeal to the Football Association against Jack Rodwell's red card in Saturday's Merseyside derby.
England snub drives Barton on Joey Barton claims Fabio Capello's reluctance to offer him a second chance with England has made him all the more determined to impress.
Joe Cole open to Lille stay Joe Cole has admitted he would be willing to consider a permanent switch to Lille when his loan spell comes to an end.
Tevez to meet City officials for talks
Carlos Tevez is due to meet with Manchester City officials as the club investigate his alleged refusal to play against Bayern Munich last week.
Lampard: My football did the talking Chelsea star Frank Lampard was pleased to silence his doubters after scoring a hat-trick as Chelsea beat Bolton 5-1.
Wenger: Arsenal will bounce back Despite suffering a 2-1 loss to Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has told his club's supporters not to worry.
Lambert: Norwich are progressing Norwich boss Paul Lambert felt Saturrday's 2-0 loss to Manchester United represented another step forward for his newly-promoted team.
Chelsea confident of new Drogba deal Andre Villas-Boas is confident Chelsea can convince Didier Drogba to pen a contract extension when the time is right.
Ferguson: Four more years for me Sir Alex Ferguson claims he could remain in the Manchester United hot-seat for another four years.
Tevez to face Man City inquiry Carlos Tevez will be interviewed by Manchester City officials on Monday morning regarding his actions against Bayern Munich.
Redknapp disgusted by Arsenal chants Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp branded the Arsenal supporters who sang offensive chants at Emmanuel Adebayor as "disgusting".
Arsenal's Sagna suffers broken leg Arsenal's Bacary Sagna is likely to be out of action for around three months after breaking his leg in a 2-1 North London derby defeat to Tottenham Hotspur.'
Jol delighted with Johnson form Fulham manager Martin Jol expressed his satisfaction at Andrew Johnson's hat-trick which spurred the Cottagers to their first league win of the season.
Wenger: We can forget about title
After just seven games into the Barclays Premier League season, Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has all but conceded the title.
Tevez states his case, awaits fate
Carlos Tevez is expected to learn his Manchester City fate this week after meeting with the club's disciplinary hearing on Monday.
Spurs, Arsenal united against jeer
Tottenham and Arsenal are united in their determination to identify fans from both clubs who were guilty of offensive chanting during Sunday's game at White Hart Lane.
Quinn changes Sunderland role
Niall Quinn has stood down as Sunderland chairman to focus on a new role within the club.
Everton crack down on missile throwers
Everton have pledged to take action against anyone who is found to have thrown objects at Liverpool players during the weekend's defeat in the Merseyside derby.
Ferguson hoping for injury boost
Sir Alex Ferguson will be just as concerned by the recovery of his key players as the international matches being played in the break.
Ferguson hoping for injury boost
Sir Alex Ferguson will be just as concerned by the recovery of his key players as the international matches being played in the break.
Dixon writes off Gunners' chances
Former Arsenal defender Lee Dixon stated his belief that the Gunners could struggle to finish in the top eight this season at this rate.
Blues edge closer to new stadium
Chelsea moved a step closer towards building a new stadium after making an offer to buy back the parts of Stamford Bridge sold to supporters in the 1990s.
BPL faces potential landmark TV ruling
The Premier League are bracing themselves for a landmark European ruling which could force a major change to how they sell their lucrative television rights.
Bale: Sales have weakened Arsenal Tottenham winger Gareth Bale thinks the sale of Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri has caused serious damage to Arsenal's hopes of finishing in the top four.
Downing backs Carroll to start firing Liverpool winger Stewart Downing believes it is only a matter of time before powerful striker Andy Carroll starts firing for the Reds.
Welbeck warns Ferdinand doubters
Danny Welbeck has cautioned against writing off Manchester United team-mate Rio Ferdinand.
Sir Alex not surprised by City start Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson is not surprised at the fine start that arch-rivals Manchester City have made to the season.
Rodwell succeeds in red card appeal Everton midfielder Jack Rodwell's appeal against his controversial red card in last weekend's Merseyside derby has been upheld and he will not serve a ban.
Buck: No decision on Chelsea move Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck insists there has yet to be a definite decision to move away from Stamford Bridge.
Kean's future to be decided Steve Kean could discover his future at Blackburn this week when the club's owners hold discussions regarding the problems at Ewood Park.
Surgery success for Bacary Sagna Arsenal full-back Bacary Sagna has undergone successful surgery on his broken leg and is expected to be sidelined for a minimum of three months.
Premier League lose TV court case The Premier League have lost their case in the European Court of Justice (ECJ) against a pub landlady who used a foreign decoder to show live matches at 3pm on Saturdays.
Shearer: Dalglish perfect for Carroll Former England captain Alan Shearer believes Andy Carroll will become Wayne Rooney's England strike partner because of Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish.
Isla: Vargas can fill Sanchez gap Udinese and Chile midfielder Mauricio Isla has backed Universidad de Chile's Eduardo Vargas to shine in the absence of winger Alexis Sanchez.
Szczesny: We're still better than Spurs Wojciech Szczesny insists Tottenham may have won the North London derby, but Arsenal are still a better team.
Lampard: Future is bright for Chelsea Hat-trick hero Frank Lampard feels Chelsea's emphatic 5-1 victory over Bolton is a clear indicator of how things are starting to come together for the Blues.
Scholes: Bad tackles were for revenge Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes has rubbished his reputation for being a poor tackler, insisting he was "just getting people back".
Former Chelsea boss Carlo Ancelotti believes there could soon be a vacancy at Arsenal as he plots his return to the Barclays Premier League.
With Gunners boss Arsene Wenger under pressure following a poor start to the season, the 52-year-old Italian admits he would be keen on the job although he would also consider applying at Tottenham or Liverpool too.
"I have a strong will to remain in England," Ancelotti told Italian newspaper La Repubblica.
"For a coach, this is the ideal country.
"But I would only consider top clubs, including Tottenham and Liverpool.
"It's evident that Wenger's bench is wobbling and that in several months' time, an English coach will be appointed to replace (England manager Fabio) Capello in the national team, which will free up a place in a club."
Capello is under contract with England until the Euro 2012 tournament and the Football Association have said they will only consider an English replacement.
Returning to guide a Premier League club would grant Ancelotti the opportunity once again to go head to head with Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson - for whom he has great respect.
"As time goes on, the more I fall in love with Ferguson," Ancelotti said. "As a coach, he is unusual.
"It's not as if he guides the training sessions because he delegates a lot and has an excellent staff.
"But he understands football like few do.
"With him, all the players improve.
"He has no fear of introducing youngsters.
"United play a European style of football, a modern style.
"But above all, Ferguson is a great person and he is humble."
Ancelotti has been out of a job since being dismissed by Chelsea in May after two seasons at the helm.
He was linked this summer with a move to Roma but he is happy to play the waiting game.
"I am in no hurry, I promise," he said. "The fact that I'm not coaching does not cause me anguish.
Chicago Fire keen on Rio Ferdinand
Following LA Galaxy's signing of David Beckham in 2007, MLS side Chicago Fire want to snap up Rio Ferdinand from Manchester United.
Man City won't go easy on Tevez Manchester City are planning to punish Carlos Tevez severely for his antics during their Champions League loss to Bayern Munich.
Sunderland head east to expand appeal Former Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn and manager Steve Bruce will head for South Korea as the club looks to promote its brand to a global audience.
Suarez rules Reds out of title race Liverpool star Luis Suarez has already ruled the Reds out from the Barclays Premier League title race.
Keown: Allen was goading Wenger Ex-Arsenal star Martin Keown has defended Arsene Wenger from accusations from Tottenham Hotspur assistant coach Clive Allen that the Frenchman was "two-bob".
City make big profit on naming rights Manchester City have made a big profit in selling the naming rights for their stadium to Etihad Airways.
Fergie backs Rooney to overtake Charlton Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has tipped Wayne Rooney to eclipse Sir Bobby Charlton as the club's all-time record scorer.
Quinn: Sunderland will give Bruce time Former Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn is confident manager Steve Bruce will be given time to turn things around at the Stadium of Light.
Coyle: Bolton will get back to form Under-pressure Bolton boss Owen Coyle has vowed to ride out the storm at the Reebok Stadium and get the team back on track.
Dalglish: Jonjo will stay at Liverpool Kenny Dalglish has told Jonjo Shelvey that he still has a future at Liverpool while the club are also keeping tabs on Joe Cole and Alberto Aquilani.
Chelsea fans revolt over Stamford Bridge Chelsea are facing pressure from their fans to stay at Stamford Bridge.
Bale honoured with Wales award Tottenham winger Gareth Bale has been named Wales Footballer of the Year for the second year running.
Szczesny wants Arsenal captaincy Arsenal custodian Wojciech Szczesny has declared his ambition to captain the club.
Arsenal, Spurs tussle over Lille striker Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur will be back in the race to sign Lille striker Moussa Sow after his contract negotiations broke down.
Yankees knock United off perch The New York Yankees have overtaken Manchester United to become the most valuable international sports brand.
Chelsea monitoring Chilean youngster
Chelsea scout Jorge Alvial has confirmed the club are interested in signing young Universidad de Chile defender Igor Lichnovsky.
Fergie demands Anfield improvement Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson wants his side to improve on their recent bad run of results at Anfield - starting on Saturday.
Szczesny not ruling out Barcelona move Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny is not ruling out a move to Barcelona in the future, although he is contented with life at the Emirates.
Carragher: Don't rule out Reds for title Jamie Carragher is refusing to rule out Liverpool for the Barclays Premier League title.
Dalglish pleased with Gerrard decision Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish believes both the club and Steven Gerrard will benefit from England's decision not to call up the midfielder.
Hargreaves set for City league debut Owen Hargreaves is expected to be fully fit after the international break and could make his Premier League debut for Manchester City against Aston Villa.
VDV questions Redknapp's decisions Rafael van der Vaart hopes he will not be asked to play on the wing regularly and does not believe Harry Redknapp should have spoken about his recent injury.
Joorabchian: Tevez was mistranslated Carlos Tevez did not refuse to play for Manchester City in their Champions League defeat at Bayern Munich, according to his advisor Kia Joorabchian.
Kenwright: City owners almost chose us Everton chairman Bill Kenwright claims the group who purchased Manchester City could have taken over the club if plans for a new stadium had been in place.
Wilshere: I won't abandon Arsenal Jack Wilshere has insisted he has no intention of following Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri out of Arsenal and branded criticism of manager Arsene Wenger a "joke".
Ferdinand quashes Chicago Fire link Rio Ferdinand intends to ignore any overtures from Major League Soccer and concentrate fully on winning his place back for Manchester United and England.
BPL face goal-line technology delay Goal-line technology will not be used in the Barclays Premier League next season, Football Association general secretary Alex Horne said today.
Buck: No decision on Chelsea stadium
Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck insisted there was "no conspiracy" behind the club's bid to buy back the land on which Stamford Bridge sits.
Mertesacker still adjusting at Arsenal Per Mertesacker has admitted he is still having communication problems at Arsenal and insisted it is no surprise they have endured such a slow start to the season.
Clarke: Spain should call up Enrique Liverpool first-team coach Steve Clarke believes defender Jose Enrique should win a call-up for the Spain squad if he continues to progress at Anfield.
"Britain could lose FIFA vice-presidency" Jim Boyce claimed there was a real "danger" of Britain being stripped of their permanent FIFA vice-presidency within four years.
Lindegaard could miss Liverpool trip Manchester United goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard is doubtful for the trip to Liverpool after suffering an ankle injury.
Coloccini happy to stay a Toon Newcastle skipper Fabricio Coloccini has hinted that he is ready to follow compatriot Jonas Gutierrez in extending his stay on Tyneside.
Pavlyuchenko considers Spurs exit Roman Pavlyuchenko has admitted he will have to consider a move away from Tottenham in the January transfer window.
Van Persie not ruling out City move Robin van Persie has admitted he does not know how his career will unfold, or whether he will stay at Arsenal.
"AVB could run Chelsea for 15 years" Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck has claimed Andre Villas-Boas could remain as manager for the next 15 years.
"I'd take Suarez over Aguero, Rooney" Jamie Carragher believes that Liverpool team-mate Luis Suarez is so good he wouldn't even want to have Sergio Aguero or Wayne Rooney instead.
Man United hit by unruly supporters Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has had to write a personal letter to his club's away supporters to plead for them to behave.
Agent: No Juve move for Walcott
Juventus have not been in touch over a potential swoop for Arsenal winger Theo Walcott, according to his agent.
"Arsenal won't spend next January"
Despite Arsenal's terrible start to their Premier League season, chief executive Ivan Gazidis has insisted they will not spend more in January to reinforce.
Russian club keen on Anelka swoop
With Chelsea striker Nicolas Anelka's contract at the London club running down, Russian club Terek Grozny could make a swoop for the Frenchman.
Liverpool strike force pleases Rush
Ian Rush knows what it takes to be a world class striker which is why the Liverpool legend is so pleased by the number of options the club have in this department.
"Suarez the best signing of 2011"
Liverpool legend Alan Hansen believes new Kop hero Luis Suarez has proven he is the best signing of 2011 with his scintillating performances.
Schmeichel edges out Van der Sar
Manchester United's legendary goalkeeper Alex Stepney believes Peter Schmeichel just edges Edwin van der Sar out as the club's greatest-ever goalkeeper.
Arteta: I am no Fabregas replacement Arsenal midfielder Mikel Arteta insists he is no replacement for Cesc Fabregas at the Emirates.
Redknapp admits VDV problem Harry Redknapp has indicated that he will now have to choose between Jermain Defoe and Rafael van der Vaart for a place in the Tottenham team.
Carragher admits end may be near Liverpool's vice-captain Jamie Carragher has admitted his career could be over in a year's time.
Wayne Rooney's father "vigorously" denied allegations of being involved in a football betting scam and was "co-operating fully" with the police investigation, his solicitor said.
Wayne Rooney Snr, 48, was bailed pending further inquiries on Thursday night after being held earlier on Thursday when police swooped at his home in West Derby, Liverpool.
Eight other people, including the Manchester United star's uncle, Richie, 54, and Liverpool-born Motherwell midfielder Steve Jennings, 26, were also arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to defraud. Merseyside Police said all have been bailed until January next year.
Merseyside Police said the arrests were the culmination of a joint operation with the Gambling Commission into "suspicious betting activity".
Anthony Barnfather, partner at Pannone solicitors who are representing Mr Rooney Snr, said in a statement: "Mr Rooney vigorously denies all of these allegations. We are co-operating fully with the investigation. No further comment will be made at this time."
The investigation relates to a match between Motherwell and Hearts on December 14 last year, the police said.
During the game Jennings was shown a red card in the 83rd minute of his side's 2-1 defeat.
The midfielder had been booked earlier in the match for fouling Kevin Kyle as Hearts launched a dangerous break.
The Gambling Commission, an independent body which was formed under the 2005 Gambling Act, began the probe shortly afterwards when some members of the Association of British Bookmakers publicly raised concerns about betting patterns on the game.
Jennings, originally from Kirkby, near Liverpool, has been a key player for Motherwell since joining from Tranmere in the summer of 2009 and signed his third one-year contract at Fir Park in July.
The club are currently second in the Scottish Premier League.
In a statement, Scottish Football Association chief executive Stewart Regan said the arrests follow "extensive inquiries" into alleged betting irregularities at the match.
Regan said: "It is important to stress that the evidence gathered throughout this thorough period of investigation has involved only one Scottish match."
He added: "The Scottish FA will make no further comment at this stage."
Motherwell said in a statement: "Motherwell Football Club can today confirm that the Scottish Football Association made the club aware that one of our players was taken to a Merseyside Police Station early on Thursday morning in connection with an ongoing investigation.
"We have no further comment to make at this time. Any further statement would be wholly inappropriate and the club can and will only do so when properly appraised of the next steps in the process by the relevant authorities."
Richie Rooney was detained at his home in Norris Green, Liverpool, before being bailed.
Jennings was arrested at his Glasgow home and brought to a Merseyside police station for questioning and then bailed.
A 22-year-old from Kirkdale, a 26-year-old from Croxteth, a 29-year-old from Bootle, a 31-year-old from Litherland, a 68-year-old from Fazakerley, and a 36-year-old from Kirkby were also detained and bailed pending further inquiries.
Elmohamady hails Meyler return
Sunderland midfielder Ahmed Elmohamady feels the return of David Meyler will provide a timely lift to the Black Cats' campaign.
Venky's back under-fire Kean again
Blackburn's owners have given beleaguered manager Steve Kean their full support and dismissed calls from fans to sack him.
Report: Vidic set for Anfield clash
Nemanja Vidic is winning the battle to make his long-awaited return against Liverpool next weekend, according to reports.
Fulham to stay at Craven Cottage
Fulham have confirmed they are staying at Craven Cottage and have revealed plans that would see the ground's capacity increase to 30,000.
Osman happy with added duties
Leon Osman is happy to take on extra playmaking duties in midfield for Everton now Mikel Arteta has left the club.
Spurs confirm Huddlestone surgery
Tottenham have confirmed that Tom Huddlestone underwent ankle surgery on Friday and expect to know when the midfielder will be available to return to action in six weeks' time.
Hughes dreams of managing Chelsea
Mark Hughes admits he would one day love to be Chelsea manager.
Taylor pleased with Newcastle start
Steven Taylor claims Newcastle's fantastic start to the season is down to the team spirit at St James' Park.
Dawson "down" after injury setback
Michael Dawson has suffered a slight setback in his recovery from an Achilles injury.
Johnson aiming for Man United return
Liverpool defender Glen Johnson is hoping to be part of the Reds' matchday squad for their Barclays Premier League clash with Manchester United.
Yet another injury for Kieron Dyer
Kieron Dyer looks set for yet another lengthy spell on the sidelines after QPR manager Neil Warnock confirmed the midfielder has picked up another long-term injury.
FA present Chelsea disciplinary award
The Football Association have recognised Chelsea for having the best disciplinary record during the 2010-11 season.
Corinthians not keen on Tevez
Corinthians are not looking to make another move for Carlos Tevez, according to their general manager Edu.
Brkic flattered by Tottenham link
Serbia international Zeljko Brkic is flattered by reported interest in him from Tottenham.
Fulham's Costa Rican striker Bryan Ruiz has admitted he is struggling to adapt to the Premier League following his big-money move from Twente.
Ruiz was a deadline-day capture from the Dutch club for 10.6 million pounds, and was seen as a real coup for Fulham after attracting a lot of interest from the Cottagers' Premier League rivals.
He has started just one game so far for Fulham and appeared three times off the bench, and is still looking for his first goal for the club.
"I've not had a comfortable time so far,” Ruiz admitted in an article in The Sun. "When I played in Holland I used to have an extra second to think."
"That makes a big difference. Here I am placed under greater pressure and get less time to act on the pitch."
"You also get more one-on-one situations in Dutch football. Here you get two players breathing down your neck straight away."
Ruiz will be in the mix for another start when Fulham travel to Stoke in their next Premier League fixture on October 15.
Henderson will fight for Liverpool spot
Jordan Henderson insists he is not concerned about how his first-team prospects at Liverpool might be affected by Steven Gerrard's return to fitness.
Anzhi reveal RVP, Anelka interest
Player-coach Roberto Carlos has revealed yet more Premier League stars are on Anzhi Makhachkala's radar, with Robin van Persie and Nicolas Anelka in the frame.
Man City running low on strikers
Manchester City look set to be without star striker Sergio Aguero when their Premier League campaign resumes against Aston Villa on Saturday.
Edu: Corinthians still keen on Tevez
Corinthians director of football Edu has confirmed the club are still interested in signing Carlos Tevez.
Cleverley rewarded with United deal
Tom Cleverley has been rewarded for his recent displays by Manchester United with a new contract.
PSG keen to snap up Chamakh
Paris St Germain are considering a move to bring Marouane Chamakh back to France from Arsenal.
Ferdinand: Old Trafford a fortress
Defender Rio Ferdinand has set his sights on lifting a 20th league title with Manchester United after helping them turn Old Trafford into a "fortress".
RVP sure of good times ahead
Robin van Persie has backed Arsenal to recover from their miserable start to the season and begin climbing the Premier League table.
Redknapp won't rule out Cahill bid
Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has not ruled out making another attempt to take Bolton defender Gary Cahill to White Hart Lane in January.
Carragher tipped to manage Liverpool
Liverpool legend Tommy Smith believes current club icon Jamie Carragher has all the qualities necessary to manage the Reds in the future.
Reina almost joined Arsenal in 2010
Liverpool custodian Pepe Reina admitted that he almost joined Arsenal after the Gunners put in a £20 million bid for his services in 2010.
Wenger: Gourcuff injury scared me off
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger admitted he had an interest in Lyon's midfielder, Yoann Gourcuff, during the summer transfer window.
Arsenal almost lost AOC to... rugby
Arsenal starlet Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain admitted that he could have very well ended up representing England at rugby, instead of football.
Tevez returns to face City verdict
Carlos Tevez will return to Manchester City on Wednesday to find out what punishment awaits him for allegedly refusing to play against Bayern Munich.
Anzhi Makhachkala are interested in signing Arsenal striker Robin van Persie and Chelsea's Nicolas Anelka according to coach Roberto Carlos.
The Russian club, backed by billionaire owner Suleyman Kerimov, signed striker Samuel Eto'o from Inter in August and have also purchased former Chelsea wing-back Yuri Zhirkov and Hungarian winger Balazs Dzsudzak in recent times.
Carlos, 38, was the club's first big-name arrival in February, and has taken on the role as co-caretaker manager along with Andrei Gordeyev after Gadzhi Gadzhiyev was sacked last month.
And the former Brazilian international has revealed his side are set to continue their heavy spending and are also monitoring the situation of Santos starlet Neymar.
Speaking to French TV show Canal Football Club, Carlos said: "We want to make a club the calibre of Real Madrid or Barcelona."
"Anelka is not the only player. Nene from PSG and Van Persie from Arsenal are players we are following. And Neymar? I talked to him."
"If Real, Barca or Manchester United cannot pay the transfer fee, we will pay it. Suleyman Kerimov can offer what he wants."
Hahnemann hails talented Saha
New Everton goalkeeper Marcus Hahnemann claims Louis Saha is one of the greatest players he has ever played with.
Jaaskelainen to give Bolton boost
Bolton manager Owen Coyle will assess Jussi Jaaskelainen's fitness in training this week as he hopes to welcome the goalkeeper back from injury.
Lyon confirm Arsenal bid for Gourcuff
Arsenal had a bid for Lyon midfielder Yoann Gourcuff rejected in the summer, the French club's president Jean-Michel Aulas has claimed.
"Suarez can expose Man United flaws"
Liverpool legend John Alridge believes Luis Suarez is the perfect man to cut open Manchester United's defence this Saturday.
Evra calls for renewed United focus
Manchester United defender Patrice Evra wants his team to build the barricades around their goal once more.
Liverpool boosted by Gerrard return
Kenny Dalglish has welcomed the return of Steven Gerrard as he prepares to select the Liverpool captain in his starting XI against Manchester United this weekend.
Reina: Benitez had no Anfield future
Liverpool goalkeeper Pepe Reina admits in his new book that the club were heading for relegation under former manager Rafa Benitez.
Ryan Giggs wins Golden Foot award
Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs paid tribute to his manager Sir Alex Ferguson after picking up the prestigious Golden Foot award for 2011.
Gunners receive double injury boost
Arsenal defensive duo Laurent Koscielny and Johan Djourou have resumed full training this week, the club have announced.
FA reveal true cost of failed WC bid
England's failed 2018 World Cup bid cost £21million - some £6million more than had been widely reported, according to the Football Association accounts.
Agent: No offers for Pavlyuchenko
Roman Pavlyuchenko's agent is unaware of rumours linking QPR with the out-of-favour Tottenham striker.
Tevez to face disciplinary hearing
Manchester City have confirmed striker Carlos Tevez will face disciplinary proceedings over his conduct during the recent Champions League encounter with Bayern Munich.
Crouch resigned to being left out
Stoke striker Peter Crouch has admitted that he does not 'carry much hope' of playing for England again despite Wayne Rooney's impending ban.
No stadium protest planned for Chelsea
Opponents of Chelsea's bid to buy back the freehold of Stamford Bridge denied planning a formal protest at Saturday's Premier League game at Everton.
Wenger: Captains can bring us through
Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger believes that the influx of experienced internationals to the squad will be vital when it comes to crunch time.
FA urged to act on controlling club debts
The British government believes that the FA should take a leading role in controlling debt levels at clubs and monitoring finances as part of a new licensing system.
United keeping track of Van Wolfswinkel
Manchester United assistant manager Mike Phelan has admitted that the club has been keeping tabs on Sporting Lisbon striker Ricky van Wolfswkinkel.
Cattermole: Refs out to get me
Sunderland midfielder Lee Cattermole believes referees are out to get him and he is determined to shed the bad-boy image.
Beckham would love United role
David Beckham would 'love' the opportunity to return to Manchester United as a sporting director.
Aldridge: Reina is a Spanish Scouser
Liverpool legend John Aldridge believes revelations made in Pepe Reina's new book only show how lucky Liverpool are to have him.
Edu: Samba Santos will shine
Former Arsenal midfielder Edu has called on the club's fans to be patient with new signing Andre Santos because the wait will be worth it.
Agent: Arsenal have eye on Hulk
According to Hulk's agent, Teodoro Fonseca, Arsenal have previously made contact about signing the Porto star.
Man City chasing Hamsik, Lavezzi
Manchester City first-team coach Fausto Salsano has revealed that the club are tracking Napoli duo Marek Hamsik and Ezequiel Lavezzi.
Vidic, Cleverley could face Liverpool
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson will be pleased that both Nemanja Vidic and Tom Cleverley could be back from injury in time to face Liverpool.
Ayre: Liverpool want more TV cash
Liverpool will lead a challenge to thrash the current deal that splits television rights revenue amongst Barclay Premier League club's equally.
Zubar hoping for Wolves return
Wolves defender Ronald Zubar hopes to make his return to Premier League action against West Brom this weekend.
Wenger: New boys must show results
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has challenged the club's summer signings to show their ability to the North London club's fans.
Bayern ace Muller reveals Chelsea offer
Bayern Munich young gun Thomas Muller reveals he turned down an offer from Chelsea after starring for Germany at the 2010 World Cup.
Dalglish plays down Man United clash
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish insists the upcoming game against Manchester United is not the Reds' biggest match of the season.
Rosicky could miss Sunderland clash
Tomas Rosicky could be doubtful for Arsenal's Premier League match with Sunderland this weekend after playing no part for the Czech Republic on Tuesday.
Rodgers not keen on N. Ireland post
Swansea manager Brendan Rodgers has ruled himself out of contention to become the next Northern Ireland manager.
Adebayor a doubt for Newcastle trip
Harry Redknapp admits he faces something of a selection dilemma when it comes to Emmanuel Adebayor, with the striker nursing a knock.
QPR lining up further signings
QPR manager Neil Warnock will meet with chairman Tony Fernandes on Thursday to discuss targets for the January transfer window.
Arshavin owns up to poor peformances
Arsenal forward Andrey Arshavin concedes he has not produced his best form so this season.
Wigan's Kirkland joins Doncaster on loan
Doncaster have snapped up Wigan goalkeeper Chris Kirkland on a three-month loan deal.
Ex-City player owns up to addiction
Former Manchester City midfielder Jeff Whitley has opened up about the cocaine addiction which blighted the latter years of his career.
Henry: I was clueless about Liverpool
Liverpool owner John W Henry admits he knew "virtually nothing" about the club or English football before his Fenway Sports Group (FSG) completed their takeover last year.
Hammer blow for David Bentley
Tottenham midfielder David Bentley has been ruled out for up to six months after knee surgery.
Clubs unimpressed with Ayre TV claim
Rival clubs have distanced themselves from Liverpool's demand for more cash from television rights.
FA facing February reform deadline
The Football Association have been a set a deadline of the end of February to bring in wide-ranging reforms including taking a leading role in controlling club debt.
Hernandez commits future to United
Javier Hernandez has signed a new five-year contract with Manchester United, according to his agent.
Wenger: Sagna injury won't hurt Arsenal
Arsene Wenger is confident Arsenal will not suffer a crisis at right-back in the absence of Bacary Sagna.
Anfield clash hogs BPL spotlight
Wayne Rooney admits he still finds Anfield the most daunting ground to visit ahead of Manchester United's clash with Liverpool on Saturday.
Dalglish dismisses rivalry with Ferguson
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish is not interested in scoring points against old foe Sir Alex Ferguson - just against his Manchester United team.
Dalglish praise for Liverpool owners
The ownership of Liverpool by Fenway Sports Group takes manager Kenny Dalglish back to a time when the word 'crisis' did not exist at Anfield.
Coyle will exercise patience with injuries
Owen Coyle is not going to risk rushing players back from injury in his bid to help Bolton away from trouble at the bottom of the Premier League.
Warnock keeps mum on Bassong
Queens Park Rangers manager Neil Warnock remains unsure whether the club will make a fresh move for Tottenham's Sebastien Bassong.
Warnock: Redknapp for England job
QPR boss Neil Warnock is pleased Fabio Capello will soon leave the England post and believes Harry Redknapp is the ideal man to fill the void.
AVB backs Chelsea stadium bid
Andre Villas-Boas backed Chelsea's bid to repurchase the freehold of Stamford Bridge, insisting a move to a new stadium would be the right thing for the club.
Martinez: La Liga approach a failure
Wigan manager Roberto Martinez has cautioned the Premier League against adopting a Spanish-style 'go it alone' approach to TV deals.
Redknapp: I had to work for Parker
Harry Redknapp has revealed he had to work hard to convince the Tottenham board to sign Scott Parker.
Agent: United tracking Milos Krasic
Manchester United are following the progress of Juventus midfielder Milos Krasic, according to the player's agent.
Tevez finally makes City appearance
Striker Carlos Tevez resumed life as a Manchester City footballer after serving a two-week ban.
Rooney: I was a mascot at Anfield
Ahead of Manchester United's visit to Liverpool this weekend, Wayne Rooney admitted to some old history at Anfield.
