Author: Alex Dudley There is no doubt that this summer presents a massive opportunity for a clear out for Manchester United and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. It could be argued that this should have been done years ago, with deadwood plaguing the team of the chance to move forward.

Tuesday, 7 May 2019 will go down as the greatest European night ever to be played at Anfield. Even a side of Liverpool’s calibre know that it may well be generations until such a momentous evening is enjoyed again, and it was yet another example of how dangerous a venue it is for any team, no matter how decorated they are.

It still seems amazing that Dustin Johnson has only one major title to his name, but the world number one will be looking to double that total when he embarks on Pebble Beach in June.

After beating Chelsea 4-3 on penalties at the end of last month in the League Cup final, the quadruple is very much on for Manchester City. Looking to make history and become the first English club to complete the feat, the Citizens find themselves in the race for the title alongside Liverpool; with an FA Cup semi-final against Brighton & Hove Albion early next month; and of course, a two-legged quarter-final in the UEFA Champions League against Tottenham Hotspur to follow.

What a season it has been for Manchester United fans! Poor form and discontent within the dressing room saw José Mourinho leave and Ole Gunnar Solskjær come in. While many United fans would have been happy to see such a prominent player from their recent past in the dugout, many would not have dreamt how well it would go with him in charge.

The FA Cup is already reaching its quarterfinals round and matches are getting interesting, especially with Wolverhampton Wanderers matchup against Manchester United. This tie could be an exciting match not jut for regular fans viewing but also those who are keen on placing their money on some weekend games.

Arsenal’s Thursday night Europa League fixture against Rennes was billed as a huge game in Brittany, with club officials saying they could have sold out Roazhon Park three times over.

One of the hottest topics in the UK has become mental health and the continued stigma that seems to plague people that speak out and seek help, especially it seems, men. Sadly this has lead to a spate of high-profile cases where celebrities have taken their own lives.

Last season Arsenal really struggled away from home and ever since Arsenal's 22-game unbeaten run was ended by Southampton, the Gunners have struggled away from home. In the last six away games, Arsenal have not won a single match and largely the reason why they are occupying the sixth position on the Premier league table at the moment.

Video gamers have been earning a shiny penny. They've transitioned from people confined to their parents' houses to individuals driving shiny cars, although admittedly – they'd mostly spend their time gaming.

For years, football has been a sport awash with money. Many awesome pieces of writing and learning exist about how football has changed. It’s gone from a game for the people, to a game for the private companies and governments.

Last year, EA Games, the publisher and developer of FIFA 19, the video game, has struck multiple partnerships with major football competitions across Europe. The company signed up with the English Premier League (EPL) with the two organizations agreeing to begin an official digital version of the league featuring all participating teams.