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Daniel Levy's Spurs message omits key decision

Daniel Levy wrote a message to Tottenham supporters ahead of their final game of the season, but it failed to mention possibly his most important decision of the season.

Wenger: Arsenal will be 'very proactive' on summer transfers

Expect Arsenal to move decisively in the transfer market this summer.

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Sunderland's Paolo Di Canio slams 'arrogant, ignorant' players

Paolo Di Canio has painted a remarkable picture of wide-ranging indiscipline in his Sunderland squad, claiming that the levels of "arrogance" and "ignorance" are worse than those he encountered at Swindon Town, his previous club, and making it plain he wants to see sweeping changes in personnel over the summer.

André Villas-Boas urges Tottenham board to strengthen in the summer

André Villas-Boas has urged the Tottenham Hotspur board to invest strongly in the squad over the summer in order for them to close the gap to the Premier League's top four, after they narrowly failed to reach the level this season.

Arsenal's Theo Walcott curbed but Laurent Koscielny finds vital space

Arsène Wenger is not the type of manager who keenly inspects the opposition searching for weaknesses, instead preferring to concentrate upon the strengths of his own players. For Arsenal's crucial trip to Newcastle United, however, there seemed an obvious area of vulnerability to exploit.

Liverpool give Jamie Carragher perfect ending with win over QPR

Regrets? Jamie Carragher can have few. The Premier League winner's medal that would have completed his collection is one; the 30-yard shot that cannoned off a post on his 737th and final appearance for Liverpool another. The biggest, however, was articulated and felt by the Kop and Brendan Rodgers – it is all over, and all over too soon.

Stuart Broad's part-time brilliance leaves England hoping for more

It always seemed likely this was going to be one of those Stuart Broad days from the moment, five overs into New Zealand's invertebrate second innings, that Hamish Rutherford's off stump was uprooted and sent spinning back in the direction of the pavilion like a dying catherine wheel. It was a lovely sight — you don't see the cartwheel so often these days — and a lovely ball from Broad delivered on that brilliantly challenging full length that his height makes so difficult to judge, the ball running across the left-hander just enough to elude the defensive prod.