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Carroll could join West Ham new boys for Newcastle visit
By FourFourTwo Staff published
Andy Carroll West Ham's business in the transfer window and Andy Carroll's fitness has Slaven Bilic buoyant ahead of their clash with Newcastle United.

Leicester end 10-year top-flight absence
By FourFourTwo Staff last updated
Michail Antonio Leicester City earned promotion back to the Premier League on Saturday after a 10-year absence, despite not being in action.

Swansea City 4 West Ham 1: King on target as Carvalhal revolution continues
By FourFourTwo Staff published
André Ayew Pelé There were goals for Ki Sung-yueng, Mike van der Hoorn, Andy King and Jordan Ayew as Swansea City thumped West Ham.

Carvalhal praises 'rock and roll' Swans
By FourFourTwo Staff published
David Moyes There were contrasting emotions for Carlos Carvalhal and David Moyes after Swansea's 4-1 thrashing of West Ham.

West Ham cannot rely on other results, says Moyes
By FourFourTwo Staff published
David Moyes West Ham face a difficult end to the season, but David Moyes is determined his side will pick up the points required to stay up.

Antonio signs new long-term West Ham deal
By FourFourTwo Staff published
Michail Antonio England hopeful Michail Antonio has agreed to a new contract with West Ham that will reportedly run until 2021.

Antonio's injury recovery on schedule for new West Ham season
By FourFourTwo Staff published
Michail Antonio After missing the end of the last Premier League season with West Ham due to injury, Michail Antonio is ready for the new campaign.

My heart was in my mouth – Shakespeare indebted to heroic Schmeichel again
By FourFourTwo Staff published
Kasper Schmeichel Kasper Schmeichel was in inspired form for Leicester City, as they held off West Ham's late pressure to win and Craig Shakespeare took note.

Non-league to Premier League: How on earth does it happen?
By Chris Flanagan published
Michail Antonio In an era of mega-bucks TV deals and huge international scouting networks, many players still rise from semi-pro football to the domestic game’s summit. FFT investigates how it remains a path well trodden
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