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Spurs win over Aston Villa last weekend saw Rafael Van der Vaart once again grab the headlines for ...

Despite their impressive 1-0 win at Goodison Park in Gameweek 5 and a midweek Carling Cup win at ...

If there was ever any doubt that he has finally stepped up a level as a Man United ...

Last weekend, the tinkering of Roberto Mancini suggested that, for as much as Man City now seem to ...

When Arsene Wenger bagged Marouanne Chamakh from Bordeaux in the close season, there was some uncertainty as to ...

There came a point last winter where first-team injuries taught Harry Redknapp a valuable lesson; with Benoit Assou-Ekotto ...

With their opening day demolition of West Brom, Chelsea sent out an ominous message to the rest of ...

As Round One of the tournament is now halfway to completion, we look back over the games so ...

As this season moves into the final gameweek, Carlo Ancelotti’s selection options have been somewhat surprisingly boosted by ...

The return of Wilson Palacios from suspension last weekend seemed to give Harry Redknapp a problem he failed ...

Frazier Campbell is currently the top-scoring forward for this gameweek. Two of the three top-scoring midfielders this week are from relegation-threatened clubs; Matt Taylor and Charles N’Zogbia. Both players played pivotal roles in their respective team’s wins as Bolton and Wigan climbed closer to safety. Bottom line is there’s clearly some decent Fantasy Premier League (FPL) points hauls available at the bottom of the table, as certain teams and players step up to the mark…

The last few gameweeks have turned into something of a source of frustration for many a Fantasy Premier League (FPL) manager, with the newly-heralded “Holy Trinity” of Wayne Rooney, Didier Drogba and -once again- Fernando Torres all spending time on the sidelines as injuries play their part at the tail-end of the season. Given how cagey their respective managers have become regarding selection, perhaps it’s worth running the rule over some alternatives...