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Tottenham’s Dele Alli speaks to Copa90 Copa90 released a video on YouTube this week featuring Tottenham and England midfielder Dele Alli. This season, 24-year-old Alli has played 22 times in the Premier League for Spurs. He’s scored 8 goals and chipped in with 3 assists.   Rivalry with Chelsea is bigger than the one with Arsenal During the 30-minute long video, Alli was asked to weigh up the rivalry against Chelsea and Arsenal. The Tottenham player replied: I think if you ask the fans they will give you a different answer, but as players – the way things have been going with the league and the games – the rivalry with Chelsea is bigger than the one with Arsenal, because of what they have done to us in recent years. For fans it’s different, because the North London derby is massive, but as players I think it’s Chelsea. Chelsea completed a league double against Tottenham in 2019-20. Back in December, a Willian double lead Chelsea to victory away at Spurs. Goals from Olivier Gi

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Paulo Dybala is still Covid-19 positive after 6 weeks & 4 tests Juventus and Argentine international forward Paulo Dybala is still testing positive for Covid-19. Earlier this week, Spanish TV show El Chiringuito confirmed that Dybala has tested positive for the virus four times in the past six weeks. 🚨🚨🚨NOTICIA de @jpedrerol en #ChiringuitoEnCasa 🚨🚨🚨 “DYBALA, jugador de la JUVENTUS, ha VUELTO a DAR POSITIVO por coronavirus” pic.twitter.com/K70DyNiaRL — El Chiringuito TV (@elchiringuitotv) April 28, 2020 On March 21, Dybala confirmed that he’d contracted the pathogen, along with his girlfriend Oriana Sabatini. The 26-year-old wrote: Hello everyone, I wanted to inform you that we have just received the results of the Covid-19 test and both Oriana and I tested positive. Luckily we are in perfect condition. Thank you for your messages and a greeting to all.   View this post on Instagram   Hola a todos, quería comunicarles que acabamo

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Sergio Aguero reveals Man City’s training restart date On Wednesday night, Man City and Argentine international striker Sergio Aguero gave an interview to Spanish TV show El Chinguirito. During the conversation with reporter Jose Alvarez, Aguero confirmed that Man City aim to be back in training by May 4. He said: Around 15 days ago we were informed that the projected date for a return to training was to be 4 May but there are still meetings ongoing surrounding the matter.   Aguero shares his Covid-19 fears While Man City’s training has been pencilled in, Aguero also shared his concerns for going back to work: When we go back to train there is bound to be a certain degree of tension but there is still no certainty as when we resume competitive games. 🚨”NOS GUSTARÍA jugar la VUELTA con el MADRID con PÚBLICO”🚨 ➡️ENTREVISTA EXCLUSIVA a @aguerosergiokun , jugador del MANCHESTER CITY, en #ChiringuitoEnCasa con @10JoseAlvarez pic.twitter.com/QAcnLxfwR8 — El Chiringuito TV (@el

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Will Thomas Partey leave Atletico Madrid? Transfer rumours linked Ghanaian midfielder Thomas Partey with an exit from Atletico Madrid have been swirling around for a while. The 26-year-old is under contract at Atletico until 2023. However, Football London have reported that Partey has a 43 million pound release clause. In recent days , Thomas Partey’s dad spoke to radio station Tru FM to claim that his son is in transfer talks with Arsenal. But JJSports, who represent Partey, have since issued a statement denying that their client is in talks with the Gunners. Some significant Arsenal transfer news 👀 Thomas Partey’s father has confirmed that his son is in talks to leave Atletico Madrid for the Gunners 😯 pic.twitter.com/H5D2mViVao — Goal (@goal) April 22, 2020   Partey’s agents forced to apologise for teasing Arsenal & Man United fans on Instagram On Wednesday, JJSports posted a provocative image on Instagram. The graphic featured Partey alongside the words “pick

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FIFA vs UEFA Football’s two major governing bodies – FIFA and UEFA – are offering confusing advice on whether football can restart during the Covid-19 crisis. On Wednesday, the Swiss Super League received the green light to return to action on June 8. That’s put Switzerland on the same path as the German Bundesliga. On the other side of the scale, however, the French 2019-20 Ligue 1 and 2 seasons have been shelved after orders from their government. Belgium and Holland have previously confirmed that their domestic seasons are also over.   FIFA’s Michel D’Hooghe: Don’t play football Earlier in the week, FIFA’s medical committee chairman Michel D’Hooghe publicly stated his belief that football should be halted during this Covid-19 crisis. Speaking to Sky Sports on Tuesday, D’Hooghe expressed his view that football – which is a contact sport – cannot resume until social distancing measures are relaxed. D’Hooghe voiced his belief that football could be suspended until September.

2019-20 Swiss Super League is to return on June 8 Another top European league could be back in operation in 39 days. On Wednesday, Switzerland confirmed plans to restart the 2019-20 Swiss Super League season on June 8. The Swiss were one of the first countries in Europe to stop playing football due to the spread of Covid-19. There’s been no football since February 28. At that time, there were only 20 confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the country.   Training & all matches will be played behind closed doors On Wednesday, the Swiss Federal Council confirmed that the Swiss Super League football is allowed to resume on June 8th behind closed doors provided there is no worsening of the Covid-19 outbreak. Moreover, it’s also been confirmed that matches will continue behind closed doors until August, at the earliest. According to the Johns Hopkins University , Switzerland have record 29,407 Covid-19 positive cases, while there have been 1,716 deaths from the virus. Swiss clubs are s

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Newcastle & the Saudi Arabia takeover The Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund appear to be course to complete their takeover of Newcastle United. Should the deal receive the green light from the Premier League, Mike Ashley will sell the Magpies for 300 million pounds. Once ratified, the Saudis are expected to acquire an 80% stake at Newcastle United. Amanda Staveley and the Reuben brother are each set to own 10% of the club.   Bander Bin Mogren appointment positive sign On Tuesday, the Newcastle United takeover appeared to inch closer. That’s after new documentation was served to the UK’s Companies House revealed that the chief operating officer of the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund – Bander Bin Mogren – has been appointed as a director of the NCUK investment vehicle through which the Newcastle takeover is being handled. The Guardian report : NCUK Investment is a shell company established in January by Yasir al-Rumayyan, the director of the PIF, as a vehicle to facil

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Project Restart faces ‘rebellion’ Plans to restart the 2019-20 Premier League – better known as ‘Project Restart – are beginning to unravel. Although, that somewhat depends on whether you’re a red-top of broadsheet consumer. Remarkably, some of the tabloid press in the UK appear to have gotten bored with the Covid-19 crisis already. For the record, the UK has 162,350 confirmed coronavirus cases, and 21,678 deaths from the virus. Data from Johns Hopkins University . Yet, the front page of the Star on Wednesday doesn’t even mention the pandemic. Wednesday’s STAR: Proof that UFOs exist #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/l1yIrZYdi9 — Helen Miller (@MsHelicat) April 28, 2020 As for the back page of the Star, rather than focusing on the unfolding backlash about plans to restart the Premier League, the red top focuses on testing concerns and how the police won’t allow a Liverpool bus parade should they be crowned champions. STAR SPORT: Docs kick off over testing #TomorrowsPa

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