Premier League

Pep Guardiola's first season in charge of City can be earmarked as being a disaster, both in terms of transfers and results. However, all this is about to change in the Spaniard's second year.

Michy Batshuayi's stint as a super-sub on Friday night was the stuff of heroics he'd have dreamed of at night. But is that enough to keep him at Chelsea next season?

Does Spurs' late fallout from the title race constitute the word "bottling"? Mike certainly thinks not, as second place marks more progress for a youthful squad on its inevitable journey to silverware.

Diego Costa divides opinions like no other. But, he might also actually be a striker like no other. Other than Luis Suarez, Mario argues, there might not be anyone better than Chelsea's hitman right now.

Chelsea's loan system is perhaps the most ludicrous present anywhere. However, it is starting to produce results—see Moses, Victor—and Lewis Baker might be the next to shine at the Bridge.

Spurs' acceptance of Arsenal's superiority for 20 straight years has finally come to an end. Their 2-0 win over the Gunners have propelled them into new heights—of the Premier League elites.

Ahead of the last NLD at the Lane, Mike's optimism has taken on new heights. Finally, he says, Spurs will seize their opportunity to prove themselves far superior to their North London counterparts.

Spurs' hopes of finishing as the Premier League champions grew exponentially as the league leaders managed to get completely battered at Old Trafford against a man they knew far too well.