Caballero started his third successive match in Sunday’s 2-1 home win over Swansea after being preferred to Bravo by manager Pep Guardiola. Bravo, who was controversially and surprisingly signed to supplant England number one Joe Hart earlier this season, has made a limited impact at the Etihad Stadium.
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Deadline Day transfer blog: Final day media reports
… Hogan. West Ham were keen to take Hogan, 24, to the London Stadium in this month’s transfer window. But, per Sky Sports, Slaven Bilic has decided not to pursue a deal for the striker. They claim Aston Villa are now favourites to complete a deal …
Jordan Henderson confident Liverpool can bounce back from Swansea defeat
Liverpool face a pivotal few days in their season with captain Jordan Henderson insisting nothing should be read into one bad result. The Reds’ only win in 2017 has come against Sky Bet League Two side Plymouth in an FA Cup replay and Saturday’s 3-2 defeat at home to struggling Swansea showed a squad apparently struggling to cope with physical and mental fatigue.
Injury blow for Swansea as Neil Taylor fractures cheekbone in training
Swansea have been dealt a blow in their survival fight with the news Wales international Neil Taylor has fractured his cheekbone. The Swans revealed the 27-year-old suffered the injury in training on Wednesday morning and went to hospital later in the day, with Taylor now requiring surgery for the issue.
Gabriele Marcotti: Managing the fear factor – why clubs time and…
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Alan Curtis urges return to Swansea’s traditional style under new manager
Bayern Munich assistant Paul Clement has emerged as the favourite to succeed Bob Bradley after number one target Chris Coleman, the Wales manager and a former Swansea player, closed the door on an emotional return to his home town club. But Curtis will take charge of Saturday’s home game against Bournemouth, with Swansea 19th in the Premier League and four points from safety.