2020 has been a testing and turbulent year for politics. Tough decisions have come under intense scrutiny and none more so, than the series of government U-turns and broken promises. Here are five of the most notable ones from 2020...
Former PSG and Borussia Dortmund manager replaces the ex-Blues midfielder on an 18-month deal
City went top of the Premier League after a dominant win at West Brom.
Christian Eriksen’s late free-kick clinched victory.
Mikel Arteta expects Arsenal to wrap up the loan signing of Martin Odegaard soon. The young midfielder is closing on a temporary move to the Gunners lasting until the end of the season after finding chances hard to come by at Real Madrid. Arsenal have been in the market for a playmaker and moved quickly to beat Real Sociedad to the 22-year-old's signature.
Alexandre Lacazette sent a message to his team-mate after scoring in the 3-1 win at Southampton.
Mikel Arteta has revealed Kieran Tierney is a doubt for Arsenal’s crunch clash with Manchester United on Saturday. The left-back is suffering with a calf issue and he missed Saturday’s FA Cup defeat to Southampton. Tierney was also forced to be absent on Tuesday, as Arsenal retuned to St. Mary’s in the Premier League to beat Saints 3-1.
The Slovakian was the first boss from outside the UK and Ireland to manage a Division One club.
The Seagulls reported a loss of £67.2million compared to £21.2m during the previous season.
West Ham beat crystal Palace to move into the top four.
The teenager was once again at the heart of another Arsenal victory, scoring a goal and setting up another as they claimed a 3-1 victory. Last season it was Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang driving the team forward, but right now Saka is the main man and he seems to be relishing the role.
Every Premier League fixture for the 2020/21 season plus confirmed dates and kick-off times
Solskjær urges Mason Greenwood to avoid 'second-season syndrome'Manager confident striker will produce for Manchester UnitedMarcus Rashford available to face Sheffield United Manchester United’s Mason Greenwood ended a 10-game run without a goal against Liverpool. Photograph: Laurence Griffiths/PA
Southampton 1-3 Arsenal: Gunners avenged their FA Cup defeat last weekend at St Mary’s
Nuno stressed that Wolves will not take any chances with Jimenez’s recovery.
The Manchester United boss is instead happy to let fringe players leave in the closing days of the transfer window.
Neil Lennon attacks 'fake news' and says he feels 'very comfortable' at CelticCeltic manager says he ‘doesn’t feel isolated in any way’Jeremie Frimpong set to join Bayer Leverkusen Neil Lennon watches his Celtic side slide to a disappointing draw in the snow against Livingston last week. Photograph: Ian MacNicol/Getty Images
Referees have been issued new guidance over the offside rule following Bernardo Silva's controversial goal for Manchester City against Aston Villa last week. Villa were furious when City midfielder Rodri stole the ball from Tyrone Mings having come from an offside position in the build-up to the goal. Referees' body Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) felt the law was applied correctly in allowing the goal to stand, but has since sought clarity from the game's lawmakers, the International Football Association Board and European football's governing body Uefa.
The victory was the first time this season the Gunners had overturned a deficit in the Premier League.
Ilkay Gundogan’s brace helped inspire City to an 11th straight win.
West Brom 0-5 Man City: Pep Guardiola’s side ran riot against the relegation-threatened Baggies
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