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Howe backed to thrive under the 'challenge' of reviving Newcastle
Former head of recruitment at Bournemouth, David Webb, believes Howe will bring a clear identity to St James' Park
Conte already proving himself to be special at Spurs
First Premier League game might have been a dour stalemate, but Sergio Reguillon can see early signs of progress under the Italian manager
West Ham trio dominate: Premier League team of the week
Liverpool's 25-match unbeaten run ended in stunning fashion by West Ham on Sunday
Conte witnesses task at hand after another sterile Spurs display in draw at Everton
Italian manager back in a Premier League dugout for the first time since leaving Chelsea in 2018
Man City dominate United as gulf in class piles more pressure on Solskjaer
Premier League champions cruise to 2-0 victory at Old Trafford and could have won far more comfortably were it not for a string of saves by De Gea
Solskjaer faces stern test against City but recent derby form offers hope
Manchester United welcome Guardiola's Premier League champions to Old Trafford on Saturday
Conte's tasks: get Spurs attacking, Kane firing and deal with Levy
The Italian taskmaster has his work cutout to turn Spurs into top-four contenders
Guardiola backs De Bruyne to hit top gear again for City
Ahead of Champions League match against Club Brugge, Spanish manager insists he has no concerns about midfielder's - or his team's - form of late
Reece James sends Chelsea clear: Premier League team of the week
West Ham's dominant midfielder takes his place in the XI, alongside a Crystal Palace player instrumental in the shock win at Manchester City
Nuno Espirito Santo destined to be inglorious footnote in Spurs' history
His tenure, which lasted four months, was one that no one really wanted and ended with no achievements
West Ham dazzle at Villa Park to attain best unbeaten run for 35 years
10-man Aston Villa suffer fourth consecutive defeat on Sunday
Manchester City stunned by Patrick Vieira's outstanding Crystal Palace
Former City midfielder returns to mastermind a victory of verve and determination
Solskjaer must go back to drawing board to revive his and United's fortunes
The Norwegian has a history of following lows with highs. He will need to again against Tottenham after Liverpool humiliation
Van de Beek a victim of Manchester United's short sightedness
United may have been opportunistic in capitalising on others’ problems to swoop for the Dutchman but a coup without a plan was no coup at all
Ronaldo is a problem Solskjaer may not solve and a new manager may not want
Ronaldo's return has upset balance in Manchester United's press and stunted Greenwood's development
