Separated by just a point in the Premier League standings, Man Utd (39) and Spurs (38) sit above only the three relegated sides in 16th and 17th positions respectively. For United, a worst ever Premier League finish is a certainty by some considerable margin, while Spurs must rise three places to avoid the same fate.

Manchester United‘s bitterly disappointing domestic campaign reached a new low as the Red Devils set two new unwanted Premier League records in Friday‘s 1–0 defeat to Chelsea.

Eddie Nketiah scored twice as Crystal Palace celebrated their FA Cup triumph with a thrilling 4-2 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers at a jubilant Selhurst Park. On a high from Saturday's historic Wembley win over Manchester City,

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim almost reached a tipping point after a run of one win from eight games in January.

A whopping 66 current Premier League players are out of contract this summer, with top clubs such as Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal letting big names leave

We explain how Spurs or Man Utd will join the Premier League's top five in next season's elite European competition

Manchester United play "the most financially important match in the club's history" against Tottenham on Wednesday - BBC sports editor Dan Roan explains why it is one they cannot afford to lose.