Brenland has upped his support this week, handing out water, wet wipes, ice lollies, suncream, snacks and basic toiletries from The Bus Shelter Ipswich.Parked up in a sheltered spot in the town centre, it also offers the chance for shade and a cooling shower.”We just do what we can,” added Brenland, who founded the community interest company.”Members of the public are generally kind enough to make sure [rough sleepers] have got food and drink and the essentials, but it’s always nice to have a base that they can come to if they need to.”A 34-year-old man in Ipswich, who did not want to give his name, said he had suffered sunstroke twice in recent weeks.”It’s hard, especially with my fair skin,” he said. “It’s horrible.”
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Rough sleepers offered water, suncream and shade in the heat
Concerns over dust ‘like fog’ on resurfaced A6 Mountsorrel bypass
A spokesperson for the county council said surface dressing work was carried out to “help protect the road and prevent potholes”.”But on this occasion, we are aware this has caused disruption and we understand how frustrating it’s been for people living nearby and using the route,” they said.”This type of treatment seals the surface, improves grip and stops water getting in, helping the road last longer and reducing the need for more disruptive repairs later. “We carry this surface dressing out in warmer summer months as the dry conditions help the new surface set and bond properly.”Some people may have noticed more dust than usual. “In these very hot, dry conditions that can happen for a short time while the new surface settles, this will ease. “We’ve been sweeping the road daily and will continue to do so this week to help clear as soon as possible.”The authority advised motorists to abide by the temporary 10mph (16km/h) advisory speed limit in place and leave extra space between vehicles to “help everything bed in more quickly”.”We’d like to thank residents for their patience and understanding,” it added.
Ex-Cambridgeshire Police officer created toxic WhatsApp culture
Jurors heard 12 other officers had been investigated over their conduct arising from the “toxic” culture Street had created.Pc Josh Williams, 38, from Huntingdon, pleaded guilty to misconduct in public office.Of 11 others who were investigated, two resigned, one was dismissed for gross misconduct, one received a final warning and two received written warnings.In 2020, Williams was tasked with examining the phone of a female suspect and told Street she was “quite fit”.Street asked him if there were “any nudes”, and Williams replied that there was a video of the woman committing a sexual act.Williams went on to send Street a photo from the woman’s phone depicting her in underwear.The following year, Street asked if Williams still had the intimate private video because he wanted to show it to “the lads from footy”.When interviewed about it, Street claimed he wanted to see the images to reassure himself the woman, who was released without charge, was not the victim of exploitative behaviour.But Prosecutor Anne Whyte KC told jurors it was not Williams’s job to discuss or share the private images, and neither was it Street’s job to ask for nudes or the sex video.
Transfer news: Summer transfer window 2026 – Premier League deals, ins and outs
The summer transfer window opened on June 15 and closes at 11pm UK time on September 1. Find out who is on the move across the Premier League.Check below for a comprehensive list of all the Premier League ins and outs from the 2026 summer transfer window, as clubs confirm released lists and look to make reinforcements around the 2026 World Cup.
Keep track of all the latest developments with our Transfer Centre blog.
Fees include potential add-ons.In
Piero Hincapie – Bayer Leverkusen, £34.5m
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Jakub Kiwior – Porto, £19mKerl Hein – Werder Bremen, £2.6mInModou Keba Cissa – LASK, £4.8mOutDonyell Malen – Roma, £21.7mIn-OutHamed Traore – Marseille, £6.5mLuis Sinisterra – Cruzeiro, £5.2mMarcos Senesi – Tottenham, freeInJannik Schuster – Red Bull Salzburg, £16.5mOutTony Yogane – Aberdeen, undisclosedEthan Laidlaw – Falkirk, undisclosedRyan Trevitt – releasedBrighton transfersInZadok Yohanna – AIK, £21.5mCostinha – Olympiacos, £8mOutJan Paul van Hecke – Tottenham, £52mJeremy Sarmiento – Middlesbrough, undisclosedAdam Webster – releasedJoel Veltman – releasedSolly March – releasedJames Milner – retiredInGeovany Quenda – Sporting, £44mDenner – Corinthians, £8.7mDastan Satpaev – Kairat Almaty, £2.1mEmmanuel Emegha – Strasbourg, undisclosedOutMarc Cucurella – Real Madrid, £51.8mJimmy-Jay Morgan – West Brom, undisclosedBrodi Hughes – releasedRichard Olise – releasedSam Rak-Sakyi – releasedJimi Tauriainen – releasedIn-OutJamie Allen – releasedBrad Collins – releasedConrad Ambursley – releasedCharlie Finney – releasedJack James – releasedGreg Sandiford Junior – releasedKai Yearn – releasedIn-OutCraig Farquhar – Barnet, freeInMerlin Rohl – Freiburg, £21.7mOutIsaac Heath – Cambridge, freeSeamus Coleman – releasedTyler Onyango – releasedIdrissa Gueye – releasedIn-OutRaul Jimenez – Wolves, freeSteven Benda – releasedHarry Wilson – releasedIn-OutHarry Vaughan – releasedInChuba Akpom – Ajax, £7mCedric Kipre – Reims, £3.9mOutArijanet Muric – Sassuolo, £6mLeon Ayinde – Doncaster, freeConor Chaplin – releasedConor Townsend – releasedAshley Young – retiredIn-OutIllan Meslier – releasedInJeremy Jacquet – Rennes, £60mVictor Munoz – Osasuna, £34.5mOutAndy Robertson – Tottenham, freeIbrahima Konate – Real Madrid, freeMohamed Salah – releasedRhys Williams – releasedIn-OutBernardo Silva – Real Madrid, freeJohn Stones – releasedIn-OutRasmus Hojlund – Napoli, £38mCasemiro – releasedTyrell Malacia – releasedJadon Sancho – releasedInEwen Jaouen – Reims, £18.5mOutAnthony Gordon – Barcelona, £69.3mKieran Trippier – Wolves, freeEmil Krafth – releasedJohn Ruddy – releasedMax Thompson – releasedMatt Targett – releasedIn-OutWilly Boly – releasedStefan Ortega – releasedAngus Gunn – releasedIn-OutHarrison Jones – Peterborough, undisclosedBertrand Traore – releasedDan Neil – releasedDennis Cirkin – releasedNiall Huggins – releasedInJan Paul van Hecke – Brighton, £52mMartin Dubravka – Burnley, freeAndy Robertson – Liverpool, freeMarcos Senesi – Bournemouth, freeOutYves Bissouma – released
Smart technology scheme helps to tackle rural isolation in Staffordshire
A pilot scheme using voice-activated technology to help socially isolated residents in rural Staffordshire stay connected and live more independently has been hailed as a success.
Staffordshire County Council has been running the assistive technology pilot in partnership with Staffordshire Moorlands and South Staffordshire district councils in both areas over the last six months.
It’s part of the county council’s wider commitment to using digital innovation to improve lives and deliver more inclusive services.
Smart devices have been provided to people at risk of digital exclusion or loneliness, helping them stay in touch with others, access information and support their wellbeing.
WATCH: Fred and daughter Janice explain how the smart device has helped to keep them connected.
The pilot uses voice-activated smart speaker devices, managed on a remote platform. Devices offer access to news, reminders, entertainment, and video calls – all tailored to individual needs and preferences. Unlike an off-the-shelf device, devices are pre-configured and centrally managed, meaning no technical setup is required by the user and on-screen content can be tailored to the individual’s needs.
The scheme aims to:Reduce social isolation and loneliness
Improve digital confidence and inclusion
Support healthy routines through reminders and wellbeing prompts for things like medication and hydration
Enhance access to local services and community eventsOne resident said: “I love it. It’s better than a mobile and really helps as I have arthritis in my hands and I don’t have to hit any keys or touch anything.”
Another said: “This is a gamechanger for my daughter as it gives her peace of mind.”
A full evaluation will assess the impact of the 12-month pilot when it ends and could then be rolled out to other areas.
Andrew Mynors, Staffordshire County Council’s Cabinet Member for Connectivity, said:
We’re always looking at new and innovative ways to support our residents, especially those in more rural or isolated communities. This pilot is a great example of how digital technology can make a real difference to people’s lives.
The feedback from those involved has been fantastic and is invaluable to our team in shaping the scheme moving forward.
It’s our priority to make sure that all our residents – wherever they live in the county and whatever their needs or age – can lead independent, fulfilling lives as no-one should be isolated in today’s society. This project is about giving people the tools and confidence to stay connected and lead happy, healthy lives at home for as long as possible.”Karen Riley, customer engagement team manager, welfare services at South Staffordshire Council, said:
It’s been truly rewarding to witness the significant changes these devices have brought about in the lives of those we support. Perhaps most importantly, these devices have given families a genuine sense of peace of mind, knowing their loved ones are safer and more connected.
I’ve had the opportunity to work closely with team members to identify vulnerable adults who could benefit from our device initiative. Together, we’ve not only provided these devices to those in need but have also supported them in developing and expanding the services these devices can offer.
Thank you to everyone who has been involved in making this progress possible. I look forward to continuing our efforts and seeing even greater positive impacts in the community.”
Xabi Alonso phone call helped Liverpool beat Man City and Chelsea to transfer
Glen Johnson, who signed for Liverpool on this day in 2009, reflected on his Anfield career in an exclusive interview with the ECHOFormer Liverpool midfielder Xabi Alonso(Image: Maja Hitij/Getty Images)When Liverpool signed Glen Johnson on this day in 2009, it was in hope that he could be a missing piece of the puzzle. The Reds had fallen narrowly short in the Premier League title race the year before, finishing four points behind champions Manchester United despite losing just twice all season.Left to curse too many draws, Rafa Benitez sought to bring in an attacking full-back to bolster his side and settled on the England international.Liverpool had fought off rival interest from Chelsea and Manchester City to sign Johnson, as they looked to continue to challenge for Premier League and Champions League glory. However, in a summer that would also see Xabi Alonso depart the club and the turmoil brought from hapless owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett’s fractured partnership only worsening, the Reds were about to become a club on the decline with such silverware evading them until long after the right back’s exit.But the Spanish midfielder’s desire to return to Spain that summer didn’t prevent him from playing a key role in bringing Johnson to Anfield.“If a club like Liverpool comes knocking, you obviously immediately have an eye on it and an interest,” Johnson said in an exclusive interview with the ECHO in November 2021. “But what swung it was we played for England that summer, just before I signed, and I had a good chat with Stevie (Gerrard).“And then I spoke to (Fernando) Torres and Alonso as well before signing. I just thought these were some of the best players in the world. They don’t need to phone me but they were phoning me to let me know how much they wanted me to join. Straight away, I felt like I knew them and it made me feel super welcome before I signed and everything just felt right.”In truth, in hindsight the fact that Liverpool were only able to spend £17.5m to sign Johnson from Portsmouth by cancelling out £7m the financially-stricken outfit owed to them for Peter Crouch was an early sign of their dwindling fortunes in difficult circumstances waiting around the corner.Of course Johnson would not know that the Reds would fail to kick on under Benitez before meandering in transition in the years ahead under a succession of new managers as new owners looked to steady the ship. With a number of key players also sold without being replaced, it’s fair to say the full-back did not enjoy the easiest start to life at Liverpool.“There were a lot of issues with owners, Rafa lost his job and we sold three of our best players and didn’t replace any of them,” Johnson recalled. “You just can’t do that, it’s as simple as that.“The owners didn’t want to replace the players who went out the door with the same quality of players. It was a tough couple of years.“We had three or four managers in a very short period of time. That is a setback at any club. With all the issues going on in the background, the best players leaving, the managers leaving, it’s hard to string some sort of foundation together.”While it was admittedly an unsettling time to be a Liverpool player, FSG’s takeover of the club in October 2010 did at least steady the ship, while Johnson would win the only trophy of his Reds career the following season courtesy of the League Cup.Scoring in the penalty shoot-out victory over Cardiff City at Wembley in 2012, only the woodwork denied him even more of the headlines and one of the great cup final goals as he hit the crossbar in the opening minutes.“I remember, just before I hit the bar, I remember hitting a long, diagonal pass wide and I just heard Stevie say, ‘go on’,” Johnson recalled. “I jogged past Stevie and he was like, ‘just go’, so I actually found myself almost left-wing.“I cut in and as soon as I hit it, I thought, ‘that’s in’, but unfortunately it was probably two inches too high. But it got us off to a good start, got the crowd going and got the players rallied.“The game proved to be a lot tighter than the first few minutes and we’re in a penalty shoot-out. Everyone picks their spot, I knew that morning where I was going to go. I just knew if I was going to take one, I knew where I was going to go and if I hit my spot but the keeper was good enough to save it, good luck to him. After the game, a few didn’t fancy one or whatever but luckily enough there was enough of us who put our hands up and got the job done.”Winning the League Cup wasn’t enough to keep Kenny Dalglish in the job, however, as Brendan Rodgers took over as manager the following summer. And it was under the Northern Irishman that Liverpool would challenge for the Premier League title for the only time during Johnson’s time with the club.A Gerrard slip against Chelsea and an infamous Crystal Palace comeback would see the Reds fall short in the final weeks of the season, with Man City leapfrogging them to be crowned champions. But Johnson is adamant that those two games did not cost Liverpool the title when reflecting on the campaign as a whole.“Second half of the season we were unbelievable,” he said. “We weren’t great at the start of the season at all but we started to play football that just blew teams away.“We won nearly all of our games and the games that we won, we won nearly all of them in the first 20 minutes. We were playing some great football and were unlucky we didn’t get over the line.“Everyone thinks we lost the league when Stevie slipped or when we didn’t win against Palace, but that’s wrong. We didn’t. We lost the league at the start of the season because we dropped 30 points. We went on a run after Christmas where we were unbelievable. The fact we even put ourselves in that position was incredible.”He continued: “It’s the manner of the way it was. In truth, in the Palace game we should have been 6-0 up. Not even 3-0 up.“To come that close and for it to end the way it did is heart-wrenching, but we can’t change it now. It is what it is but we were more than good enough in the second half of that season to be crowned champions.”The following season would be Johnson’s last at Liverpool as he left the club at the end of his contract, having featured sporadically that campaign. And the full-back has revealed it was his decision to call time on his Reds career, admitting he already had one eye on retirement as he looked to move closer to home.“I wanted to try something new,” Johnson admitted. “I had always wanted to retire relatively young anyway, regardless of where I was.“The kids were growing up and I wanted to be a bit closer to home so that was that. We shook hands and went our own way.”Success on the pitch in his six years at the club might have been limited, but Johnson does feel the Liverpool team he was part of was capable of winning more when highlighting the skills of one or two of his old team mates in particular.“Our starting XI was great. It was a good side with great players,” he said. “Fernando Torres, even now, doesn’t get spoken about as much as he should.“Fernando was unbelievable, literally unbelievable, but obviously Luis Suarez was as well. They’re two slightly different players, I don’t think I can pick (between them)!“Stevie was good in training. Fernando wasn’t good in training at all, but you don’t mind that because he’d come to life at the weekend so you’d accept that all day long. Luis was a good trainer but Stevie would always be the one leading by example most days really.“Then there was Mario (Balotelli). It’s just a shame really because if he wanted to, he could have been one of the best players around. He really could have. But you just don’t know what Mario is going to turn up. In games, in training, in the morning or whenever.“It’s a waste of talent really because on his day, he was quick, strong and very intelligent in terms of his football brain. But he just didn’t want to do it.”Johnson continued: “I’m happy with my time there and I loved every single minute of it. It felt like I had some of my best years there. I played an awful lot of games there which I feel super proud about. It’s just a shame we couldn’t win more.“For a club like Liverpool to go so long without a trophy, I know we managed to get one, but really you sign for these clubs because you want to be competing for the Premier League.”Get YOUR Liverpool FC NewsletterGet the best Liverpool FC news and analysis straight to your Inbox courtesy of the Echo!It’s as simple as 1-2-3.Open the Echo’s newsletter preference centre RIGHT HERE.Open up Sport.Choose Liverpool FC and hit Subscribe.Had he stayed at Liverpool for another season, Johnson would have had the chance to work with Jurgen Klopp. And while he wonders what it would have been like to play for the German, he has no regrets about his Liverpool career or the potential success he missed out on by snubbing Chelsea and Man City, and is full of praise for how FSG have helped turn the club into English and European champions in recent years.He said “I don’t regret a single thing. There was a lot going on for the club. We had three or four managers in a short space of time. The owners wanted out and we didn’t know who was going to buy the club. Players were getting sold and not replaced. There was a lot going on and we didn’t have the squad that was need to compete at the very top. We were a side in transition if you like.“The new owners came in and they planted the foundations. You can’t have a top side with a top manager and sustain title challenges and Champions League challengers without all of the right things around the club being correct.“They’re settled owners with a plan and have brought all the right staff in and have a specific way of signing certain players. They had a gameplan the minute they bought the club.“That’s why Liverpool are now competing at the top in most tournaments and will do so for a long, long time to come.”
BOWLS – Warwickshire Women qualify for Walker Cup national finals
WARWICKSHIRE Ladies booked their place at the national finals of the Walker Cup after triumphing against three other counties.
The Warwickshire Women’s Bowling Association (WWBA) took on teams from Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and Worcestershire in the West qualifier at Devizes Bowls Club.
And Warwickshire thrashed Worcestershire 8-0 before beating Wiltshire 6-2 and thumping Gloucestershire 7-1 in a dominant display.
Matches featured pairs, triples and fours games as Lily Adams and Emily Kernick played the pairs and Dawn Horne, Michelle Meadowcroft and Kirsty Richards the triples.
And the squad of Liz Wooding, Anita Cowdrill, Tracy Wheeler, Moira Parsons and Jane Chedgzoy competed in the fours matches.
The WWBA also celebrated their 90th anniversary at Stoke Bowling Club in Coventry with a gala for more than 60 players and guests.
County president, Vanessa Brazier, thanked all the players, volunteers and supporters who had been a part of Warwickshire’s journey over the last 90 years.
Ladies too strong for Bedfordshire
Earlier this month, Warwickshire hosted Bedfordshire at Rugby Railway Bowls Club as the visitors won the rink one match 15-10 despite the best efforts of Liz Crowther and Pat Gagg of Lillington supported by Velisa Brown from Southam and Margaret Boldy from Wellesbourne.And Bedfordshire claimed a narrow 17-15 win on rink two as Janice White of Royal Leamington Spa, supported by Joy Cooke, Sherwood Park, and Christine Harding and Becky Lever, both Rugby Thornfield lost a closely-fought contest.
County president Brazier helped Warwickshire to a 17-12 win on rink three skippered by Jenny Wickens, Royal Leamington Spa with Linda Linney, Stratford, and Margaret Grosvenor, Avenue Coventry in support.
Warwickshire also triumphed on rink four as Stratford pair Elspeth Summers and Pam Jowers combined with Brenda Beere from the Grange and Pat Moore, Three Spires Bowling Club, to win 18-16 in a back-and-forth contest.
And Warwickshire continued their momentum on rink five as Maureen Edwards and Pat Lowe, Rugby Thornfield, Ginny Burns, Warwick Boat Club and Pippa Mace, Lillington claimed a 17-12 victory.
Warwickshire players Ann Hardwood, Nuneaton, Heather Tredgold, Southam, Anita Cowdrill and Dawn Horne, both Royal Leamington Spa, secured the highest winning rink with a dominant 19-8 success on rink six to celebrate a 96-80 victory overall.
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Massive Wagons and Terrorvision announce co-headline UK tour
They play nine shows in January 2027Terrorvision and Massive WagonsAuthor: Scott ColothanPublished 12 minutes agoMassive Wagons and Terrorvision are joining forces for The War of the Roses co-headline UK tour in January and February 2027. Each of the northern rock heavyweights will perform a full set each night, and they will alternate the closing performance throughout the nine-date run. The tour opens at Southampton O2 Guildhall on Thursday 28th January 2027 and Terrorvision and Massive Wagons visit London, Nottingham, Newcastle, Glasgow, Wolverhampton, Manchester and Leeds before concluding at Bristol Prospect Building on Sunday 7th February 2027. We have 24-hour pre-sale to Massive Wagons and Terrorvision’s UK tour that starts on Planet Rock Tickets at 10am on Thursday 2nd July. Massive Wagons at Download Festival 2022Terrorvision frontman Tony Wright says: “This isn’t a War of the Roses – it’s a coming together for a Tour of the Roses, showing everyone the loud and proud Roar of the Roses.” Massive Wagons singer Baz Mills enthuses: “It’s hard to put this tour into words. Going out on a co-headline run with Terrorvision feels incredibly special. We’ve all been fans for years, but for me it goes right back to seeing my pals band covering ‘Perseverance’ when I was about 16, I’d never heard lyrics like it, and it was a true badge of honour if you could sing along to it and know all the words, and since then I’ve taken so much inspiration from them it’s unbelievable. “Whenever I’m looking for ideas, attitude or perspective, I often find myself asking, ‘What would Terrorvision do?’ for me they are everything a rock band should be, in the very best possible way, bright, bold, funny and as lively as it gets. “This tour feels like something that was always meant to happen. Massive Wagons and Terrorvision together on The Roar of the Roses Tour, bringing everything great about the north together!! Lancashire and Yorkshire taking on the UK. ONE LOVE!!” Massive Wagons and Terrorvision’s UK tour dates:JANUARY 2027 Southampton O2 Guildhall – Thu 28th (Massive Wagons close) London O2 Kentish Town Forum – Fri 29th (Terrorvision close) Nottingham Rock City – Sat 30th (Massive Wagons close) FEBRUARY 2027 Newcastle Northumbria University – Mon 1st (Terrorvision close) Glasgow SWG3 – Tue 2nd (Massive Wagons close) Wolverhampton KK’s Steel Mill – Thu 4th (Terrorvision close) Manchester O2 Victoria Warehouse – Fri 5th (Massive Wagons close) Leeds O2 Academy – Sat 6th (Terrorvision close) Bristol Prospect Building – Sun 7th (Massive Wagons close)Massive Wagons + Terrorvision UK tourCheck out the best upcoming rock tours:Blackbird Festival – June 2026American rockers Alter Bridge will perform in Cardiff for the first time in over seven years in June, as they headline the inaugural Blackbird Festival, which they’ve launched. They’ll be joined by Skindred, Florence Black, Mammoth and Cardinal Black when they take to the grounds of Cardiff Castle on Saturday 27th June 2026.Buy tickets hereFoo Fighters – June 2026Foo Fighters will perform their only UK stadium dates of 2026 in June. Their ‘Take Cover’ tour will play Liverpool Anfield Stadium on Thursday 25th and Saturday 27th June.Buy tickets here Alter Bridge – June 2026Alter Bridge will put on two intimate concerts in the summer of 2026, as part of their ‘What Lies Within’ tour. They’ll perform at Dunfermline Alhambra Theatre on Wednesday 24th June, before heading to The Telegraph Building in Belfast the following day. The band will then perform at Blackbird Festival, Cardiff Castle on Saturday 27th.Buy tickets hereSystem of a Down – July 2026Following nine-years away, System of a Down will return to the UK in July as part of a eight-date European tour. The heavy-metal band will perform at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Monday 13th and Wednesday 15th July 2026. The gigs will mark their first UK performance since Download Festival 2017. The band will be supported by Queens of the Stone Age and Acid Bath.Buy tickets here from 19th SeptemberSammy Hagar – July 2026Van Halen icon Sammy Hagar will perform a number of intimate venues here in the UK this summer, as part of his ‘Best of All Worlds Tour’. The singer and guitarist will kick off the tour at Wolverhampton Civic Hall on 6th July, before visiting Manchester’s O2 Apollo on the 7th, followed by a three-night residency at the new British Airways ARC venue from 9th-12th July.Buy tickets hereIron Maiden’s Eddfest – July 2026Iron Maiden confirmed former vocalist Blaze Bayley will headline the Friday night at their two-day Knebworth extravaganza EddFest. Taking place on Friday 10th and Saturday 11th July 2026, EddFest is a ‘once-in-a-lifetime experience’ curated by Maiden’s beloved mascot Eddie that boasts 48 hours of entertainment, themed areas and bars, experiences, live music and more. Iron Maiden, of course, headline the Saturday night at Knebworth with a blockbuster full-day bill of The Darkness, The HU, Airbourne and The Almighty.Get tickets from Planet Rock Tickets.A Thousand Horses – July 2026Nashville rockers A Thousand Horses will head to the UK this summer, performing five headline shows from 13th-20th July. As well as performing at Maid of Stone Festival in Kent on Friday 17th July, the band’s ‘White Flag Down Tour’ will also head to Nottingham, Wolverhampton, Norwich, South Wales and Southampton.Buy tickets hereThe Darkness – July and December 2026The Darkness will head on tour in December 2026, performing seven shows across the UK from 8th-16th. ‘The Best of The Darkness Tour’ will feature support from Brothers Osborne — and will follow their show at Knebworth Park on Saturday 11th July, with special guests Iron Maiden. Buy tickets hereThe Darkness – July and December 2026After performing as special guests for Iron Maiden at Knebworth Park in July 2026, The Darkness will go on to play a series of shows in December that year. The ‘Bands of Brothers Arena Tour 2026’ will run from 8th-16th December and will be supported by Brothers Osborne and A. They’ll visit Glasgow, Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham, Cardiff, Brighton and London. Buy tickets here from 28th NovemberRonnie Wood & His Band – August 2026Ronnie Wood & His Band are set to headline a special UK concert this summer, before supporting Eric Clapton at his outdoor show at the Sandringham Estate. They’ll perform at London O2 Forum Kentish Town on Friday 21st August 2026, and will be joined by Ronnie’s close friend Imelda May. Then on Sunday 23rd August, the former Rolling Stones legend will take to the stage in Norfolk, which will also feature Andy Fairweather Low’s band The Low Riders, and blues harmonica player Will Wilde.Lenny Kravitz – August 2026Lenny Kravitz is set to perform a huge UK show this summer, as part of his ‘Lenny Kravitz Live 2026 tour’. You can catch him at London’s Gunnersbury Park on Saturday 15th August 2026, supported by Leon Thomas, Joss Stone, Brooke Combe and De’Wayne.Buy tickets here from 6th FebruaryHollywood Vampires – August 2026Supergroup Hollywood Vampires will head on an eight-date UK tour in the summer. The band, made up by Joe Perry, Johnny Depp, Alice Cooper and Tommy Henriksen will visit London, Cardiff, Scarborough, Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham, Colchester and Halifax from 12th-22nd August 2026.Buy tickets here from 23rd JanuaryBon Jovi – August-September 2026Bon Jovi will perform five UK and Ireland dates in the summer of 2026, following four nights in New York. The ‘Livin’ On A Prayer’ legends will begin the UK stretch of their ‘Forever’ tour in Edinburgh on Friday 28th August, before performing in Dublin on Sunday 30th and London on Friday 4th, Sunday 6th and Wednesday 9th September. Buy tickets here Phil Campbell’s Bastard Sons – August-September 2026The sons and bandmates of Motörhead legend Phil Campbell are set to perform two special gigs in memory of their father this summer. Phil Campbell’s Bastard Sons will take to the stage of Chepstow Castle on Saturday 22nd August and Hella Rock Festival in Coventry on Saturday 5th September. It follows Phil’s death in March 2026, aged 64.Buy tickets hereRobin Trower – August-September 2026Guitarist Robin Trower will perform a series of dates in Sunderland, Edinburgh, Manchester, Cambridge and London this summer. The blues rocker will play signature hits like ‘Bridge of Sighs’, ‘Too Rolling Stoned’ and ‘Day of the Eagle’, when he headlines the shows from 31st August-5th September.Buy tickets hereJudas Priest – August-September 2026Judas Priest have added a UK date to their ‘Faithkeepers European Tour’. Rob Halford, Ian Hill, Scott Travis, Richie Faulkner and Andy Sneap will now play the Eventim Apollo in London on 21st September 2026. They’ll be supported by Nevermore. The show will follow their headline performance at Bloodstock on Sunday 9th August. Buy tickets hereRoger Taylor – September 2026Roger Taylor will head on his first UK tour in five years this autumn. The Queen drummer will visit six UK venues, in Newcastle, Edinburgh, Birmingham, Manchester, London and Swansea — following the release of his seventh solo album ‘Violence Insane in a Beautiful World’.Evanescence – September 2026As part of their 2026 world tour, Evanescence will come to the UK in September, performing four shows here. The American rockers will kick off the UK leg of their tour in Leeds on Tuesday 8th before heading through Manchester, Birmingham and London, wrapping up on the string of shows here on Sunday 13th. Buy tickets hereEurope – September-October 2026In celebration of the 40th anniversary of their third studio album ‘The Final Countdown’, Swedish rockers, Europe, will head on tour in 2026. It will kick off at Glasgow SEC Armadillo on Wednesday 30th September, before playing Wolverhampton Civic Hall on Friday 2nd October and London Eventim Apollo Hammersmith on Saturday 3rd.Buy tickets hereJon Anderson and the Band Geeks – September-October 2026Jon Anderson will perform YES classics when he heads on tour with the Band Geeks in September and October. They’ll visit Brighton, Portsmouth, Oxford, Nottingham, Birmingham, Bath, London, Liverpool, Manchester, Glasgow and Gateshead, between 6th September and 1st October. New dates were added after the show’s first announcement, due to demand.Buy tickets hereThe HU – September-October 2026The HU will follow their upcoming performance at EddFest with a 10-date UK and Ireland tour. The Mongolian metallers will visit Glasgow, Bristol, Bournemouth, Newcastle, Belfast, Dublin, Birmingham, London, Manchester and Norwich from 29th September to 11th October. Their ‘Warrior Chant Tour’ will also feature special guests SKÁLD.Buy tickets hereFrancis Rossi – September-November 2026 and March-May 2027Status Quo legend Francis Rossi will head on a 30-date tour this autumn — followed by a second leg in spring 2027. ‘The Songbook: Quo – Past, Present, Future tour’ will include songs from Francis’ solo catalogue, as well as hits from his Status Quo days. It will run from 22nd September until 10th November initially, visiting venues across the UK. It will then return from 17th March to 8th May 2027. It follows the release of his new studio album ‘The Accidental’. Buy tickets hereSteve Hackett – October 2026Steve Hackett will perform Genesis classics as well as solo songs on his 17-date 2026 tour. ‘The Best of Genesis & Solo Gems 2026 UK Tour’ will travel from Cambridge Corn Exchange on Friday 2nd October 2026, through Ipswich, Eastbourne, Bournemouth, Bristol, Basingstoke, Torquay, Aylesbury, Leicester, Birmingham, Nottingham, Stockton, Glasgow, Manchester, Gateshead, York and Liverpool, before concluding at the Royal Albert Hall in London on Monday 26th October.Pre-sale tickets go on sale here on Planet Rock on Thursday 18th September.Alice Cooper – October 2026A slightly different tour this one… Alice Cooper will be heading around the UK in October, for his ‘Devil On My Shoulder’ book tour. The autobiography will hit the shelves on Thursday 8th October, with Alice Cooper then heading on its supporting ‘speaking’ tour from 11th-20th, visiting Cardiff, Cambridge, London, Brighton, Manchester, Stockton, Glasgow and Wolverhampton. The God of Hellfire, Arthur Brown, will host four dates on the tour.Buy tickets hereInglorious – October 2026The original line up of British rock band Inglorious will reunite to play a one off show at Wolverhampton KK’s Steel Mill this autumn in celebration of the 10th anniversary of their debut album. Nathan James, Phil Beaver, Billy Taylor, Andreas Eriksson and Colin Parkinson will perform on Saturday 17th October 2026 — playing the debut album in full.Buy tickets hereStephen Wilson Jr. – October 2026Stephen Wilson Jr. will head to the UK for his ‘Gary The Torch’ tour in October. The country-rock singer will perform four shows from 19th-25th October, visiting Glasgow, London, Bristol and Manchester. Buy tickets hereSkindred – October-November 2026Skindred are set to perform a six-date UK and Ireland tour in 2026, with a special Halloween show taking place in London. The Welsh metallers’ run of shows will start in Nottingham on 24th October and wrap up in Glasgow on 13th November. They’ll be supported on some dates by Alien Ant Farm and Spineshank and Orgy.Buy tickets hereThe Australian Pink Floyd Show – October-December 2026The Australian Pink Floyd Show will head on a Greatest Hits UK Tour in 2026, visiting venues across Britain for more than 30 shows. The tour will kick off at Bristol Beacon on Monday 26th October and conclude at Cambridge Corn Exchange more than a month later, on Saturday 5th December.Buy tickets here from 5th DecemberBlaze Bayley – October-December 2026Blaze Bayley is set to perform songs from his tenure with Iron Maiden during a series of shows in October and December 2026. His ‘Iron Maiden Anniversary Tour’ will visit Bedford, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Grimsby, Manchester, Blackpool, Worthing, Bristol, Southampton, Crumlin, Stoke, Sheffield, Norwich, Nuneaton, Cannock, Bradford and London from 2nd October to 12th December. He’ll sing tracks from his albums with Iron Maiden; 1995’s ‘The X Factor’ and 1998’s ‘Virtual XI’ – as well as 1996 compilation album ‘Best of the Beast’.These Wicked Rivers – November-December 2026Heavy blues wizard rockers These Wicked Rivers have announced a lengthy UK tour for November and December 2026. Kicking off their Fire and Folklore Tour at Newcastle The Grove on Thursday 19th November, the hirsute band will also play Glasgow, Aberdeen, Carlisle, Leicester, London, Norwich, Milton Keynes, Birmingham, Bristol, Falmouth, Portsmouth, Cardiff, Llandudno and Manchester before concluding at Leeds Brudenell Social Club on Sunday 13th December.Buy tickets from Planet Rock Tickets.Mammoth – November-December 2026Wolfgang Van Halen’s band Mammoth is set to head on a European tour in November, which includes one date here in the UK. They’ll perform at London’s O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire on Tuesday 24th, alongside Florence Black. It follows previously announced shows supporting Deep Purple, from 18th-22nd November.Buy tickets hereDeep Purple – November 2026Deep Purple are set to put on a series of shows around the UK this autumn, including a one-off show at London’s iconic Royal Albert Hall. They’ll perform in Newcastle, Glasgow, Birmingham, Manchester and London, from 18th-25th November. Buy tickets hereShinedown – November 2026In support of their 2026 album ‘EIGHT’, Shinedown will head on tour this autumn. Getting underway in Birmingham on 14th November 2026, the UK leg of the tour will head through Glasgow, Nottingham and London, before concluding in Manchester on the 20th. They’ll be supported by Coheed and Cambria, and Those Damn Crows.Buy tickets hereThe Temperance Movement – November-December 2026The Temperance Movement will take their ‘Let It All Out Tour’ across the UK in November and December 2026, following their performance at Steelhouse Festival in the summer. The tour will begin at Birmingham O2 Institute on Sunday 15th November, wrapping up on 1st December at London’s O2 Forum Kentish Town.Buy tickets hereThe Pretty Reckless – November-December 2026The Pretty Reckless will take their ‘Dear God Tour’ on the road later this year, in support of their fifth album of the same name. The band, which is fronted by Taylor Momsen, will visit Bristol, Wolverhampton, Manchester, London and Glasgow from 26th November-3rd December 2026.Buy tickets hereLittle Angels – November 2026Little Angels will return for their first show in 13 years on 9th November 2026, kicking off a new tour at Dublin Opium, followed by shows in Belfast, Glasgow, Manchester, Leeds, Norwich, Oxford, Nottingham, Wolverhampton, Newcastle, Cardiff, Liverpool, Bristol, Bournemouth and London. Their ‘Big, Bad and Back Tour’ will feature the classic line up of vocalist Toby Jepson, guitarist Bruce Dickinson, drummer Mark Richardson, Jim Dickinson on keyboards and Mark Plunkett on bass guitar. It’ll now conclude in London on 29th November, after extra dates were added due to demand. Buy tickets herePlanet Rockstock – November 2026Planet Rockstock 2026 will once again boast some of the finest established and fast ascending rock acts on the scene across The Bernie Marsden Stage and The Graham Harding Stage. The first wave of artists confirmed are Saturday headliners Magnum, Billy Sheehan’s new band The Fell, Blaze Bayley, King King, Häxan, Parker Barrow and Blue Nation.Buy tickets from Planet Rock Tickets.The Damned – November-December 2026The Damned will take their ‘The Final Damnation 50 Tour’ across the UK in November and December this year. Celebrating the band’s 50th anniversary, they’ll visit Brighton, London, Bristol, Manchester, Newcastle Derby and Birmingham from 25th November to 5th December. Buy tickets hereGirlschool, Raven and Alcatrazz – November-December 2026Girlschool, Raven and Alcatrazz will join forces to co-headline their ‘Winter Metal Meltdown’ tour this winter, following a slot at Planet Rockstock on 26th November. The three bands will tour from 27th November to 6th December, and will be supported by Airforce — featuring former Iron Maiden drummer Doug Sampson. Buy tickets hereSex Pistols featuring Frank Carter – December 2026The Sex Pistols, with original members Steve Jones, Paul Cook and Glen Matlock plus Frank Carter as vocalist, will head on tour in December 2026. They’ll visit Dublin, Edinburgh, Glasgow and London from 7th-20th, following a series of outdoor shows in the summer.Buy tickets here Five Finger Death – January 2027Five Finger Death will perform five UK and Ireland shows as part of their 20th anniversary tour in January. They’ll play Manchester, Glasgow, Dublin, Birmingham and London from 16th-23rd January 2027. The hard rockers will be supported by Lamb of God and Bleed From Within.Buy tickets hereRobben Ford – January-February 2027Robben Ford will play nine UK shows in early 2027. The legendary guitarist will head on tour on 28th January, visiting Gateshead, Edinburgh, Holmfirth, Buxton, Lytham, Stamford, Norwich, London and Frome. The tour will wrap up on 7th February.Buy tickets hereBlack Stone Cherry – January-February 2027Black Stone Cherry will celebrate the 20th anniversary of their debut album with a UK and Ireland tour in 2027. The Kentucky rockers will perform their self-titled album in its entirety in their ‘The Celebrate Tour’, which will take place from 14th January-13th February.Buy tickets hereAn Evening with Emerson, Lake & Palmer – February 2027A one-of-a-kind live experience will see Carl Palmer perform alongside footage of the late-great Keith Emerson and Greg Lake in the UK in February. An Evening with Emerson, Lake & Palmer will come to Gateshead, Liverpool and London from 7th-9th February 2027 — giving fans the chance to see ’70s band ELP perform together again.Buy tickets hereTheory of a Deadman – February 2027Canadian rockers Theory of a Deadman will head to the UK in February, visiting seven venues as part of their ‘The Barricade Tour’. It follows the release of their huge hit ‘Barricade’. The band will visit Nottingham, Glasgow, Sheffield, Manchester, London, Wolverhampton and Torquay, from 5th-13th February.Buy tickets hereSaxon – February 2027Metal legends Saxon will head on an 11-date UK and Ireland tour in February 2027. Their ‘Gods of Thunder World Tour’ will kick off in Wolverhampton on Saturday 13th February before playing Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin, Manchester, Newcastle, Sheffield, Cardiff, Bristol, Southampton and London.Biff Byford said: “We wanted to make the Gods of Thunder UK & Ireland tour extra special. And what better way than to fly our beloved Saxon Eagle again… Get ready for take-off!”Buy tickets hereRick Wakeman and the English Rock Ensemble – February-March 2027Rick Wakeman celebrated his 77th birthday in 2026 by announcing a huge UK tour with his band, the English Rock Ensemble. They’ll head to 17 locations from 17th February to 12th March 2027. ‘The Wizard Of Prog – Ultimate Highlights Concert Tour’ will be Rick’s longest trek with his bandmates. Buy tickets hereRush – March 2027Rush will perform seven UK dates as part of their 2027 ‘Fifty Something’ tour. They’ll visit Glasgow and Manchester, as well as putting on three shows in London, between 8th-21st March 2027. On the tour, they’ll perform a number of their greatest hits.Buy tickets hereSabaton – April 2027Sabaton will bring the second leg of their ‘The Legendary Tour’ to the UK and Ireland in spring 2027. The Swedish metallers will visit Dublin, Glasgow and Birmingham from 7th-10th April 2027. It follows the success of the HUGE first leg in 2025. Yes – May 2027Yes’ nine-date ‘Fragile’ tour which was set to take place in the spring of 2026 has been rescheduled for 2027. They’ll be playing songs from their back catalogue as well as their 1971 album ‘Fragile’ in full. It will kick off on 2nd May 2027, playing through ’til the final show on Liverpool Philharmonic Hall on Sunday 16th.Listen to Planet Rock on DAB nationwide, on our Rayo app, online or via your smart speaker (“Play Planet Rock”).
Sugar on road shuts A14 after lorry fire at Catworth
Part of the A14 has been shut for a second day after a lorry fire left sugar on the road. Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue was called to reports of a lorry blaze on the A14 westbound near Catworth at 09:59 BST on Thursday. National Highways has shut the road between junction 22 for Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, and junction 13 for Thrapston, Northamptonshire.The vehicle has been recovered but specialist contractors have had to “clear the load of sugar from the carriageway”, it added.A diversion, external is in place as one lane of the road needed to be completely resurfaced overnight, National Highways said. Do you have a story suggestion for Cambridgeshire? Contact us below.
Premier League fixtures 2026/27 – All 380 games
The 2026/27 Premier League fixtures have been released, and the dates of all 380 matches are below.Fixtures are subject to change and will be updated based on decisions made by rights holders, teams’ involvement in other competitions and any security concerns raised. Stay up-to-date on all the games with our Premier League fixtures page.Hull City vs Manchester UnitedEverton vs Crystal PalaceIpswich Town vs SunderlandNottingham Forest vs Leeds UnitedBrentford vs Tottenham HotspurBrighton & Hove Albion vs Aston VillaManchester City vs Bournemouth Newcastle United vs LiverpoolAston Villa vs ArsenalBournemouth vs EvertonChelsea vs Brighton & Hove AlbionCoventry City vs Hull CityCrystal Palace vs Manchester CityLeeds United vs BrentfordLiverpool vs Nottingham ForestManchester United vs Ipswich TownSunderland vs FulhamTottenham Hotspur vs Newcastle UnitedArsenal vs ChelseaBrentford vs SunderlandBrighton & Hove Albion vs Leeds UnitedEverton vs Manchester UnitedFulham vs Crystal PalaceHull City vs Aston VillaIpswich Town vs LiverpoolManchester City vs Coventry CityNewcastle United vs BournemouthNottingham Forest vs Tottenham HotspurSaturday, September 12Aston Villa vs Nottingham ForestBournemouth vs BrentfordChelsea vs Hull CityCoventry City vs Brighton & Hove AlbionCrystal Palace vs Ipswich TownLeeds United vs Newcastle UnitedLiverpool vs FulhamManchester United vs Manchester CitySunderland vs ArsenalTottenham Hotspur vs EvertonBournemouth vs LiverpoolBrentford vs ChelseaBrighton & Hove Albion v ArsenalEverton vs Ipswich TownFulham vs Manchester UnitedLeeds United vs Crystal PalaceManchester City vs SunderlandNewcastle United vs Hull CityNottingham Forest vs Coventry CityTottenham Hotspur vs Aston VillaArsenal vs Leeds UnitedAston Villa vs BrentfordChelsea vs BournemouthCoventry City vs Newcastle UnitedCrystal Palace vs Nottingham ForestHull City vs EvertonIpswich Town vs FulhamLiverpool vs Manchester CityManchester United vs Tottenham HotspurSunderland vs Brighton & Hove AlbionBournemouth vs SunderlandBrentford vs LiverpoolBrighton & Hove Albion vs Crystal PalaceEverton vs ChelseaFulham vs Hull CityLeeds United vs Manchester UnitedManchester City vs Ipswich TownNewcastle United vs Aston VillaNottingham Forest vs ArsenalTottenham Hotspur vs Coventry CityArsenal vs EvertonAston Villa vs Manchester CityChelsea vs Tottenham HotspurCoventry City vs FulhamCrystal Palace vs Newcastle UnitedHull City vs BrentfordIpswich Town vs Nottingham ForestLiverpool vs Brighton & Hove AlbionManchester United vs BournemouthSunderland vs Leeds UnitedAston Villa vs FulhamBournemouth vs Leeds UnitedBrentford vs Nottingham ForestChelsea vs Manchester UnitedCoventry City vs SunderlandHull City vs Ipswich TownLiverpool vs ArsenalManchester City vs Brighton & Hove AlbionNewcastle United vs EvertonTottenham Hotspur vs Crystal PalaceArsenal vs Hull CityBrighton & Hove Albion vs BrentfordCrystal Palace vs LiverpoolEverton vs Coventry CityFulham vs Newcastle UnitedIpswich Town vs BournemouthLeeds United vs Tottenham HotspurManchester United vs Aston VillaNottingham Forest vs Manchester CitySunderland vs ChelseaAston Villa vs SunderlandBournemouth vs Nottingham ForestBrentford vs EvertonChelsea vs Leeds UnitedCoventry City vs Crystal PalaceHull City vs Brighton & Hove AlbionLiverpool vs Manchester UnitedManchester City vs FulhamNewcastle United vs ArsenalTottenham Hotspur vs Ipswich TownArsenal vs Manchester CityBrighton & Hove Albion vs Newcastle UnitedCrystal Palace vs Hull CityEverton vs LiverpoolFulham vs BournemouthIpswich Town vs Aston VillaLeeds United vs Coventry CityManchester United vs BrentfordNottingham Forest vs ChelseaSunderland vs Tottenham HotspurAston Villa vs EvertonBournemouth vs Brighton & Hove AlbionBrentford vs Arsenal Chelsea vs Crystal Palace Coventry City vs Ipswich Town Hull City vs Nottingham ForestLiverpool vs Sunderland Manchester City vs Leeds United Newcastle United vs Manchester UnitedTottenham Hotspur vs Fulham Aston Villa vs Crystal PalaceBournemouth vs Hull CityBrentford vs Manchester CityChelsea vs LiverpoolEverton vs FulhamLeeds United vs Ipswich TownManchester United vs Coventry CityNewcastle United vs SunderlandNottingham Forest vs Brighton & Hove AlbionTottenham Hotspur vs ArsenalArsenal vs BournemouthBrighton & Hove Albion vs EvertonCoventry City vs Aston VillaCrystal Palace vs Manchester UnitedFulham vs BrentfordHull City vs Tottenham HotspurIpswich Town vs Newcastle UnitedLiverpool vs Leeds UnitedManchester City vs ChelseaSunderland vs Nottingham ForestSaturday, December 19Arsenal vs Manchester UnitedBournemouth vs Coventry CityBrentford vs Newcastle UnitedBrighton & Hove Albion vs Ipswich TownChelsea vs Aston VillaLeeds United vs FulhamLiverpool vs Tottenham HotspurManchester City vs Hull CityNottingham Forest vs EvertonSunderland vs Crystal PalaceAston Villa vs Leeds UnitedCoventry City vs ChelseaCrystal Palace vs ArsenalEverton vs SunderlandFulham vs Brighton & Hove AlbionHull City vs LiverpoolIpswich Town vs BrentfordManchester United vs Nottingham ForestNewcastle United vs Manchester CityTottenham Hotspur vs BournemouthSaturday, January 2, 2027Arsenal vs Ipswich TownBournemouth vs Aston VillaBrentford vs Crystal PalaceBrighton & Hove Albion vs Manchester UnitedChelsea vs Newcastle UnitedLeeds United vs EvertonLiverpool vs Coventry CityManchester City vs Tottenham HotspurNottingham Forest vs FulhamSunderland vs Hull CityArsenal vs BrentfordBrighton & Hove Albion vs BournemouthCrystal Palace vs Chelsea Everton vs Aston Villa Fulham vs Tottenham HotspurIpswich Town vs Coventry CityLeeds United vs Manchester CityManchester United vs Newcastle UnitedNottingham Forest vs Hull City Sunderland vs Liverpool Aston Villa vs Manchester UnitedBournemouth vs Ipswich TownBrentford vs Brighton & Hove AlbionChelsea vs SunderlandCoventry City vs EvertonHull City vs ArsenalLiverpool vs Crystal PalaceManchester City vs Nottingham ForestNewcastle United vs FulhamTottenham Hotspur vs Leeds UnitedArsenal vs Newcastle UnitedBrighton & Hove Albion vs Manchester CityCrystal Palace vs Tottenham HotspurEverton vs BrentfordFulham vs Aston VillaIpswich Town vs Hull CityLeeds United vs ChelseaManchester United vs LiverpoolNottingham Forest vs BournemouthSunderland vs Coventry CitySaturday, January 30Aston Villa vs Ipswich TownBournemouth vs FulhamBrentford vs Manchester UnitedChelsea vs Nottingham ForestCoventry City vs Leeds UnitedHull City vs Crystal PalaceLiverpool vs EvertonManchester City vs ArsenalNewcastle United vs Brighton & Hove AlbionTottenham Hotspur vs SunderlandArsenal vs LiverpoolBrighton & Hove Albion vs Hull CityCrystal Palace vs Coventry CityEverton vs Newcastle UnitedFulham vs Manchester CityIpswich Town vs Tottenham HotspurLeeds United vs BournemouthManchester United vs ChelseaNottingham Forest vs BrentfordSunderland vs Aston VillaArsenal vs FulhamBournemouth vs Crystal PalaceBrentford vs Coventry CityBrighton & Hove Albion vs Tottenham HotspurChelsea vs Ipswich TownLeeds United vs Aston VillaLiverpool vs Hull CityManchester City vs Newcastle UnitedNottingham Forest vs Manchester UnitedSunderland vs EvertonAston Villa vs ChelseaCoventry City vs BournemouthCrystal Palace vs SunderlandEverton vs Nottingham ForestFulham vs Leeds UnitedHull City vs Manchester CityIpswich Town vs Brighton & Hove AlbionManchester United vs ArsenalNewcastle United vs BrentfordTottenham Hotspur vs LiverpoolWednesday, March 3Arsenal vs Crystal PalaceBournemouth vs Tottenham HotspurBrentford vs Ipswich Town Brighton & Hove Albion vs FulhamChelsea vs Coventry CityLeeds United vs Hull CityLiverpool vs Aston VillaManchester City vs EvertonNottingham Forest vs Newcastle UnitedSunderland vs Manchester United Aston Villa vs Hull CityBournemouth vs Newcastle UnitedChelsea vs ArsenalCoventry City vs Manchester CityCrystal Palace vs FulhamLeeds United vs Brighton & Hove AlbionLiverpool vs Ipswich TownManchester United vs EvertonSunderland vs BrentfordTottenham Hotspur vs Nottingham ForestArsenal vs SunderlandBrentford vs BournemouthBrighton & Hove Albion vs Coventry CityEverton vs Tottenham HotspurFulham vs LiverpoolHull City vs ChelseaIpswich Town vs Crystal PalaceManchester City vs Manchester UnitedNewcastle United vs Leeds UnitedNottingham Forest vs Aston VillaSaturday, April 10 Aston Villa vs Brighton & Hove AlbionBournemouth vs Manchester CityChelsea vs FulhamCoventry City vs ArsenalCrystal Palace vs EvertonLeeds United vs Nottingham ForestLiverpool vs Newcastle UnitedManchester United vs Hull CitySunderland vs Ipswich TownTottenham Hotspur vs BrentfordArsenal vs Aston VillaBrentford vs Leeds UnitedBrighton & Hove Albion vs ChelseaEverton vs BournemouthFulham vs SunderlandHull City vs Coventry CityIpswich Town vs Manchester UnitedManchester City vs Crystal PalaceNewcastle United vs Tottenham HotspurNottingham Forest vs LiverpoolAston Villa vs Coventry CityBournemouth vs ArsenalBrentford vs FulhamChelsea vs Manchester CityEverton vs Brighton & Hove AlbionLeeds United vs LiverpoolManchester United vs Crystal PalaceNewcastle United vs Ipswich TownNottingham Forest vs SunderlandTottenham Hotspur vs Hull CityArsenal vs Tottenham HotspurBrighton & Hove Albion vs Nottingham ForestCoventry City vs Manchester UnitedCrystal Palace vs Aston VillaFulham vs EvertonHull City vs BournemouthIpswich Town vs Leeds UnitedLiverpool vs ChelseaManchester City vs BrentfordSunderland vs Newcastle UnitedBournemouth vs Manchester UnitedBrentford vs Aston VillaBrighton & Hove Albion vs SunderlandEverton vs Hull CityFulham vs Ipswich TownLeeds United vs ArsenalManchester City vs LiverpoolNewcastle United vs Coventry CityNottingham Forest vs Crystal PalaceTottenham Hotspur vs ChelseaArsenal vs Nottingham ForestAston Villa vs Newcastle UnitedChelsea vs EvertonCoventry City vs Tottenham HotspurCrystal Palace vs Brighton & Hove AlbionHull City vs FulhamIpswich Town vs Manchester CityLiverpool vs BrentfordManchester United vs Leeds UnitedSunderland vs BournemouthBournemouth vs ChelseaBrentford vs Hull CityBrighton & Hove Albion vs LiverpoolEverton vs ArsenalFulham vs Coventry CityLeeds United vs SunderlandManchester City vs Aston VillaNewcastle United vs Crystal PalaceNottingham Forest vs Ipswich TownTottenham Hotspur vs Manchester UnitedArsenal vs Brighton & Hove AlbionAston Villa vs Tottenham HotspurChelsea vs BrentfordCoventry City vs Nottingham ForestCrystal Palace vs Leeds UnitedHull City vs Newcastle UnitedIpswich Town vs EvertonLiverpool vs BournemouthManchester United s FulhamSunderland vs Manchester CityVer detalles de la publicaciónCompartir este artículo
