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EXCLUSIVE: Steve Cooper demanding bumper new Swansea City deal Date published: Thursday 1st April 2021 6:28 - Matthew Briggs TEAMtalk can reveal Swansea City boss Steve Cooper is looking for a significant pay rise from the club as his reputation in the game grows. The Swans’ US owners have already indicated that they are in talks, but we understand that Cooper is wanting a big upgrade on his current deal. Co-owner Jason Levien admitted in February that the Championship club were ready to explore the possibility of opening talks over a new deal: “Sure. I think that’s right,” he said when asked about the possibility of Cooper receiving a contract extension.
10 reasons we CAN'T WAIT for the Premier League to return this weekend: Arsenal and Liverpool meet in a Saturday night cracker, Mourinho under pressure, Aguero's farewell tour begins at Leicester and Grealish is finally BACK for Aston Villa... The Premier League is finally back this weekend after the international break Arsenal take on Liverpool on Saturday night in the pick of this weekend's games Leicester host Manchester City and Chelsea play West Brom at Stamford Bridge Manchester United host Brighton and there's a spicy Yorkshire derby too
The midfielder will be rested as a precaution and has returned to Southampton ahead of their weekend game with Burnley. He featured in the wins against San Marino and Albania.
Manchester City only needs to win five of its remaining eight games to secure the Premier League trophy. A 3-0 victory over Fulham on Saturday moved Pep Guardiola's side 17 points ahead of second-place Manchester United, but having played two games more. Everton was previously in the title mix but a 2-1 home loss to Burnley was the latest setback in its attempt to make the top four.
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Ivory Coast's Nicolas Pepe came off the bench in the 69th minute and he saw his shot deflected by Erik Pieters' hand which instigated calls for a penalty. Referee Andre Marriner, in his decision, awarded a penalty and showed Pieters a red card, however, both decisions were reversed later after a video review. After the game, Aubameyang – who was named the Man of the Match – urged the club faithful and his teammates to turn their attention to their Europa League round of 16 clash with Olympiacos on Thursday and the North London derby against Tottenham Hotspur next Sunday. “Let’s be honest, VAR on the side, in this game when you produced chances as we did today we should’ve won this game but it is what it is! Let’s move forward, big week coming,” Aubameyang tweeted.
Elsewhere, Paul Onuachu has scored hatfuls in Belgium, but he hardly looked like a good fit after being given some gametime by Gernot Rohr last term, while Cyriel Dessers looks a shadow of his former self at Genk. Emmanuel Dennis hasn’t kicked on after his encouraging showings last season, while Terem Moffi lacks international experience, despite being a bright prospect. Talk of Odion Ighalo returning to the international fold is understandable, but it tells its own story in terms of Nigeria’s current striking options. Should an ageing frontman currently plying his trade in Saudi Arabia, having failed to score a single league goal at Manchester United, really be considered a solution for Nigeria?