Zinny Boswell

3 weeks ago | skysports.com | Zinny Boswell

Chelsea held their nerve in the race for Champions League qualification as Marc Cucurella’s second-half header secured a 1-0 win over Manchester United to send them fourth. The pressure was on for Chelsea after Aston Villa beat Tottenham, a result which would have moved them above Enzo Maresca's side had they dropped points but, after a tense wait for the breakthrough, captain Reece James set up Cucurella with a fine turn and cross.

4 weeks ago | skysports.com | Zinny Boswell

Mason Mount says it was worth the wait to finally ignite his Manchester United career after his two goals off the bench against Athletic Club secured their place in the Europa League final. Mount's United career has been blighted by injury since he signed from Chelsea in 2023 for an initial £55m and has threatened to fade away completely, but this performance, on what was undoubtedly his best night for the club, may well be the turning point.

1 month ago | gunnerstoday.com | Zinny Boswell

Arsenal's stage was set to deliver a famous night at the Emirates. The reality was far from it in the end, as Mikel Arteta's side came up short against Paris Saint-Germain with a deflating performance. The nature of their win over Real Madrid in the quarter-finals filled Arsenal with hope and confidence that, after their season threatened to fizzle out, they had found another gear. History had already been made and they wanted more.

1 month ago | skysports.com | Zinny Boswell

River Plate teenager Franco Mastantuono is attracting interest from top clubs around Europe - including Manchester United and Chelsea. The 17-year-old attacking midfielder, considered among the most promising talents in Argentina, is being followed by a host of Premier League clubs. Barcelona are also admirers of Mastantuono, while Atletico Madrid have already travelled to Buenos Aires to watch him live. Transfer Centre LIVE! Club latest: Chelsea | Man UtdGot Sky?

1 month ago | skysports.com | Zinny Boswell

Bournemouth were held to a stalemate by 10-player Crystal Palace after Chris Richards was controversially sent off at Selhurst Park. Referee Sam Barrott's decision to award Palace defender Richards a second yellow card after a tame challenge on Justin Kluivert late in the first half defined what was a disappointing game for both sides in a footballing sense.