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There were plenty of standout performers who entertained Premier League crowds during Gameweek 27. It was Manchester City who came out on top in their derby meeting with Manchester United, with one local lad in particular stealing the show, while both Liverpool and Tottenham needed late shows to secure victories over the weekend. Arsenal earned a humungous win on Monday night, while there was little joy for sides at the bottom of the English top flight, with Sheffield United, Burnley and Luton Town all suffering defeats. But which players stood out the most? Here are 90min's top performers in Premier League Gameweek 27. 7. Cristian Romero (Tottenham) Romero put Tottenham ahead in their dramatic win over Palace / Richard Pelham/GettyImages Tottenham have had to pull wins out from losing positions on a number of occasions in Ange Postecoglou's debut season in north London and Saturday's victory over Crystal Palace was more of the same. Eberechi Eze had gifted the visitors t...

This will see the NBA All-Star Game return to the conference rivalry format, something fans say they have been sorely missing. Will it make a difference in the level of excitement and more over the TV ratings? The 2024 NBA All-Star Game rosters Related stories NBA The masked man returns to Phoenix NBA NBA All-Star Game 2024: how to watch It was late last month when the NBA announced the starters for the All-Star Game but since then quite a bit has happened, including an injury to a major star. Indeed, there are now seven more players from both conferences that have been added to the roster. Luka was nice enough to give Spida the secret to winning the tip in the 2023 NBA All-Star Game 😂 The 2024 # NBA AllStar Game tips Sunday, 2/18 on TNT 🌟 pic.twitter.com/ya1YgDEQUZ — # NBA AllStar (@ NBA AllStar) February 11, 2024 Where the captains are concerned, they are the same as last year i.e., Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James will lead the West and the Milwaukee Bucks’ Gianni...

For all of his flaws and all of the criticisms he's rightly or wrongly faced, Daniel Levy knows how to run a Football club as a Business . Tottenham Hotspur, perennially seen as inactive or absent transfer operators, have been among Europe's busiest outfits in the January window and concluded their key business early in the month just as head coach Ange Postecoglou asked. Timo Werner has joined on a low-risk loan from RB Leipzig, while Spurs beat Bayern Munich to the signing of Genoa's Radu Dragusin. There was still enough cash left in the bank for Tottenham to perhaps make one more minor move without the need for outgoings, though the ability to shift some deadwood would have helped them make another splash. Here are the players they should have been after. Conor Gallagher Gallagher could have left Chelsea / Visionhaus/GettyImages Alright, this one is cheating a bit as Tottenham did target Conor Gallagher. They just couldn't come up with the funds to pry him away f...

With 2023 finally at an end, it's time to look ahead to what's in store for next year in the world of football. 2024 is set to be a breakout year for some of the planet's most promising wonderkids, a number of whom could be set to make spectacular and expensive moves to Europe's elite clubs. Others are already there, ready to blossom on the big stage. Let's take a look at 15 players you need to watch out for in 2024. Leny Yoro Leny Yoro has been mightily impressive for Lille / Jean Catuffe/GettyImages The 18-year-old centre-back has been pulling up trees in France this season already and is one of the key components behind Lille's hugely impressive form and defensive record. Yoro has featured in pretty much every Ligue 1 Game this season, exhibiting incredible maturity and composure for a teenager. The French Under-21 international has been linked with some of the top clubs in Europe, including Chelsea, Manchester United and Liverpool in the Premier League , as...