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Inter, Napoli, Atalanta e Juventus qualificate alla prossima Champions League. Lazio e Bologna in Europa League, Fiorentina in Conference League. A undici.
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Danny Rose has said he was not made aware of infamous discussion with Jose Mourinho at Tottenham training ground was being filmed until six months later when Amazon included it in documentary
Plus: leagues with most teams whose names bookended by one letter, multiple international debut scorers and moreMail us any of your questions and answers “I make Rúben Amorim the seventh Portuguese to manage in the Premier League,” writes Daniel Keown. “What’s the record for a country outside the home nations? And have any major football countries not produced a Premier League manager?” On Sunday afternoon, at Portman Road, Amorim will indeed become the seventh Portuguese manager of a Premier League team. José Mourinho was the first, when he joined Chelsea in 2004, and he was followed (in chronological order) by André Villas-Boas, Marco Silva, Carlos Carvalhal, Nuno Espírito Santo and Bruno Lage. We’ve included temporary managers who were either in charge or originally appointed for a minimum of five Premier League games. That means Cristian Stellini makes the cut; Spurs appointed him for the last 10 games of the 2022-23, only to sack him after four. But Ruud van Nistelrooy isn’t included as he was only ever appointed for two league games. The figure in parentheses covers your Van Nistelrooys and your Saltors. Nationalities are taken from the official Premier League site. Technically there have been no African managers in the Premier League era, but Jean Tigana (France), Patrick Vieira (France) and Nuno (Portugal) were born in Mali, Senegal, and São Tomé and Príncipe, respectively. Continue reading...
Jose Mourinho's time in Turkish football with Fenerbahce isn’t going swimmingly, and now the Portuguese boss has been told directly by a rival player to leave the Super Lig
The manager takes his team to Stamford Bridge on Sunday in search of another big result against London rivals For Mikel Arteta, it was an up-close-and-personal illustration of the task ahead, a defeat in his first home game that was entirely in line with why Arsenal were where they were – in the bottom half of the Premier League table, confidence wafer-thin. Chelsea were the visitors to the Emirates Stadium in December 2019 and they profited when the Arsenal goalkeeper, Bernd Leno, dropped a clanger in the 83rd minute, allowing Jorginho to equalise. Cue the collapse, Tammy Abraham scoring the inevitable late winner. Continue reading...
Mourinho wants a fifth spell managing in England after his previous stints at Chelsea (twice), Manchester United and Tottenham, and has his eye on developments at the Magpies
Fenerbahce coach has unfinished business in EnglandHowe ‘pleased with how it’s going’ after three years José Mourinho is targeting the Newcastle job if Eddie Howe leaves St James’ Park. The Fenerbahce head coach has unfinished business in the Premier League and has identified Newcastle as his best chance of another job in England, having managed Chelsea twice, Manchester United and Tottenham. Mourinho made clear his unhappiness in Turkey with an extraordinary rant after Fenerbahce’s 3-2 win over Trabzonspor last Sunday. The Portuguese joined the club only last summer after being sacked by Roma in January but is eyeing other potential opportunities. Continue reading...
Manchester United's new manager Ruben Amorim has been backed to make a huge impact in the Premier League by Southampton player who played for him at Sporting Lisbon
