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Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson has challenged striker Wayne Rooney to better former team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo's phenomenal goal scoring record of two years ago. The Portuguese winger finished the 2007/08 season with 42 goals from 49 games and Rooney is hot on his heels after netting his 30th goal of the campaign against AC Milan in midweek. The leaders host Fulham on Sunday and have gone six home games in the league without conceding.
Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas is a major doubt for the Gunners' trip to Hull in Saturday's late kick-off. The Spanish midfield maestro is struggling with a hamstring injury and his manager Arsene Wenger is unwilling to take a gamble on the fitness of his star player, even though Fabregas has started running again. Full-back Bacary Sagna is also unlikely to feature, but Sol Campbell and Tomas Rosicky should be involved if they can shake off injuries picked up against Porto.
There are two relegation six-pointers this weekend as the fight for top flight survival enters its final stages. Third bottom Burnley face fourth bottom Wolves and defeat could bring an end to the vanquished's Premier League dream. Wigan are just three points clear of the drop zone despite beating Liverpool on Monday and play a Bolton side that is just one place above them and unbeaten in three home games.
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Tottenham continue their pursuit of fourth place as they kick-off this weekend's action versus Blackburn on Saturday lunchtime.
Man City have told Shaun Wright-Phillips that they will not discuss a new deal until the end of the season.
Peter Storrie has stepped down as chief executive of financially-troubled Portsmouth but will stay on in a consultancy role.
Phil Brown insists his squad are united, despite a bust-up involving Nick Barmby and Jimmy Bullard.
Gianfranco Zola believes West Ham will ensure survival with 10 points from their remaining games.
