Mohamed Salah will start on the bench for Liverpool as they face Everton in Sunday’s Merseyside derby, with Andrew Robertson not in the matchday squad.
Concerns had been raised over both players in the build-up to the game and although Robertson had been pictured in training, he has not been deemed fit enough to be included for the Goodison Park clash.
Joe Hart will leave Burnley on June 30 as the club have declined to renew his contract.
The Clarets paid Manchester City £3.5m for the England international goalkeeper in 2018.
Hart, 33, has made just three appearances for Burnley this season – one in the EFL Cup and two in the FA Cup – and his final Premier League outing for the club was on Boxing Day, 2018, in a 5-1 loss to Everton.
Expensive flop who continually flatters to deceive, or world-class midfielder with the medals to prove it – those were the contrasting views on the Sunday Supplement after Paul Pogba’s long-awaited Manchester United comeback at Tottenham.
Pogba made a 27-minute cameo off the bench to help earn his side a deserved 1-1 draw at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Friday Night Football, the player’s first appearance this year.
Celtic winger James Forrest is confident the added pressure of going for a record 10th consecutive title will drive his team on to even higher standards.
The Hoops have won the last 11 major trophies in Scotland and are in the semi-finals of the 2019-20 Scottish Cup, which is still due to be finished.
Declan Rice has vowed to be a leader on the pitch as he attempts to help guide West Ham away from relegation trouble.
England midfielder Rice filled in at centre-half against Wolves on Saturday but, despite a solid display, he could not prevent the Hammers from slipping to a 2-0 defeat.
Robert Lewandowski became the most prolific foreign goalscorer in Bundesliga history as Bayern Munich underlined their dominance with 3-1 victory over Freiburg – their 12th successive league victory.
Hans-Dieter Flick’s squad have already sealed their eighth consecutive title in the German top flight, but showed no signs of easing the pace as they claimed another decisive victory after an early opener from Joshua Kimmich and a double from Lewandowski
The match Cardiff – Leeds from the Championship of England will be held on June 21 (Sunday) from 17:00. Cardiff are one of many teams still in contention for the playoffs with nine games left and previous evidence that this season suggests that their results at home will be a determining factor.
Cardiff is 5.00 to win. The draw in the match was rated with 3.90. Leeds is 1.66 to win. Watch our full football TV program.
The match between Everton – Liverpool in the English Premier League will take place on June 21 (Sunday) at 21:00. Liverpool are aiming for their first English league title in more than 30 years on Sunday when they made the short jump to Goodison Park to host Everton in the 236th Merseyside derby.
Everton is 6.00 to win. Equality odds are 4.20. Liverpool is 1.50 to win.
The match Newcastle – Sheffield United in the English Premier League will be held on June 21 (Sunday) from 16:00. Sheffield United failed to make the most of their catch-up games at Aston Villa on Wednesday night and the point they secured in a 0-0 draw moved them to 6th place.
Newcastle odds of winning are 3.30. The tie in the match is rated with 3.10. Sheffield United is 2.37 to win. Watch our full football TV program.
The match Aston Villa – Chelsea from the English Premier League will be held on June 21 (Sunday) at 18:15. Chelsea topped many headlines for their off-field activity this week when they negotiated a deal to sign top-rated striker Timo Werner.
The odds for Aston Villa to win are 6.00. The draw in the match is rated at 4.50. Chelsea is 1.50 to win. Watch our full football TV program.
