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4 days ago | eplindex.com | Ben Pescod

Crystal Palace marched into North London and left with more than just three points—they matched their all-time Premier League points tally and laid down a marker ahead of their FA Cup final. Tottenham Hotspur, meanwhile, were left to reflect on a limp display that offered more questions than answers in the dying embers of a frustrating season. Eze Brilliance Powers Palace Past SpursFor Crystal Palace, this was more than just a derby win—it was a statement.

4 days ago | eplindex.com | Ethan Taylor

Return to Fortress AnfieldAfter the fanfare of a title-winning campaign and a forgettable trip to Stamford Bridge, Liverpool welcome Arsenal back to Anfield with more than just pride on the line. Arne Slot’s side fell 3-1 to Chelsea in a match that saw heavy rotation, and while the Premier League trophy is already secured, the manager is clearly not content to coast through the finish line.

5 days ago | eplindex.com | Ethan Taylor

Dean Huijsen’s transformation over the past twelve months has been nothing short of remarkable. When AFC Bournemouth secured his signature from Juventus for a reported £13 million last summer, few expected the towering Spanish centre-back to make quite the impact he has in the Premier League. But after a breakout season under Andoni Iraola, Huijsen’s stock has soared—and so has the interest from Europe’s elite. As first reported by talkSPORT, Real Madrid are now among the clubs tracking Huijsen.

6 days ago | eplindex.com | Ethan Taylor

Saudi interest adds weight to major summer decisions at AnfieldLiverpool’s summer transfer window could be shaped by growing interest from the Saudi Pro League, with Caught Offside reporting that Al Hilal are preparing a €160 million double swoop for two of the club’s high-profile attackers. Darwin Núñez and Luis Díaz are the players under scrutiny, with contrasting internal perspectives on their futures.

6 days ago | eplindex.com | Ethan Taylor

Tottenham Hotspur made light work of a fixture that had been hyped for its difficulty and danger, easing past Bodo/Glimt 2-0 on the night and 5-1 on aggregate to reach their first European final in six years. For all the talk of Arctic conditions, artificial turf and Scandinavian spirit, this was a businesslike conclusion to a semi-final that was more about composure than chaos. Northern Resistance Fades Under Spurs’ ControlThere was a flicker of romance still alive at kick-off.