Nottingham Forest striker Taiwo Awoniyi has reportedly been placed into an induced coma following “urgent” surgery for a serious abdominal injury suffered during a Premier League match over the weekend.

Nottingham Forest host rivals Leicester as they aim to snap their winless run and hit the restart button on their pursuit of Champions League football (Sun, 1415 BST).When the Tricky Trees beat Manchester United at the start of April,

Forest had a Champions League place within their reach, leading relegated Leicester City until conceding in the 81st minute of play. Those two points dropped were critical as it could've seen Forest go above Chelsea into fifth,

The Scout is tipping five players for big success in Gameweek 37 of 2024/25 Fantasy Premier League ahead of Friday's 18:00 BST deadline. Aston Villa could become the latest team to benefit from Tottenham Hotspur's European commitments. Spurs have won only one of their last 10 Premier League matches and are without a clean sheet in that time.

Chelsea host Manchester United in their final home Premier League game of the 2024/25 season as they look to keep their Champions League qualification hopes on track.

Nottingham Forest's Murillo, left, and Brentford's Yoane Wissa in action during the English Premier League soccer match between Nottingham Forest and Brentford at City Ground, Nottingham, England, Thursday May 1, 2025. (Mike Egerton/PA via AP) AP

Just two of the six teams behind Liverpool won, leaving Newcastle United (suddenly chasing a runners-up place) and Aston Villa the big winners as Chelsea and Nottingham Forest saw their chances dramatically diminish.

Stars from Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester City are among the Premier League players who have gained the most market value throughout 2024-25. Whether it’s down to improved form, being part of a successful team or transfer links,

The Red Devils have set their sights on a dazzling new Premier League attacker as Ruben Amorim plots more than £100m of spending this summer

Football writer Alex Keble highlights the hot topics and tactical lessons from Matchweek 36, including: Underneath the anger that caused some Liverpool supporters to boo Trent Alexander-Arnold is sadness. Losing one of their most important players and arguably the club’s greatest ever right-back is a major blow.

A British record transfer bid is certainly a sign of admiration, but nothing compares to the love of your own supporters if you’re Peter Ndlovu. The Zimbabwean became the Premier League’s first