We're into the last stretch of a sensational Premier League season, but the twists and turns we've enjoyed so far show no signs of disappearing just yet. With just five games left to play, here are the star Names of the Premier League for week 33...

A 2-0 victory saw Leicester City go 10 points clear at the top of the Premier League, as a brace from Jamie Vardy defeated relegation-threatened Sunderland at the Stadium of Light.

The Premier League featured a reduced schedule last weekend, but the five games that did go ahead still had a significant impact on both ends of the table. Here are the star Names of the Premier League for week 30...

A second-half strike from Salomon Rondon was enough for West Brom to see off ten-man Manchester United, who had Juan Mata sent off as they slipped to defeat at The Hawthorns for the first time since March 1984. Mata, who had never previously been sent off in his club career, received two yellow cards in quick succession in the first-half to leave United with an uphill battle,

This is the Premier League season that laughs in the face of those who dare attempt to predict it. All four top four sides dropped points, in a week in which we were also treated to the fastest goal of the season so far.

Willy Caballero saved three penalties to win Manchester City the 2016 Capital One Cup with a shootout victory over Liverpool following a 1-1 draw at Wembley. The Argentinian saved penalties from Lucas Leiva, Philippe Coutinho and Adam Lallana, meaning Yaya Toure's spot kick won City their fourth League Cup.

The Champions League returned with the first round of the knock-out stages last week, and whilst nobody has been eliminated just yet with the second legs still to play, some teams’ chances of progressing are better than others following a fascinating round of action. Here are the star Names of the Champions League after the first legs of the first knockout round… There was a degree of inevitability about Barcelona’s 2-0 victory over Arsenal at the Emirates this week. Even the most optimistic o

Manchester United avoided a second successive cup upset in a week by running out comfortable 3-0 winners in their FA Cup 5th round tie against Shrewsbury Town. Goals from Chris Smalling, Juan Mata and Jesse Lingard were enough to seal victory in a convincing display in which the Red Devils dominated possession over the League One side, easing pressure on under-fire manager Louis van Gaal.

Danny Welbeck headed home the winning goal in the dying seconds to grab a 2-1 victory over the top of the table Leicester City, clawing Arsenal back into the title race and breaking the hearts of Foxes fans in an enthralling Premier League game on Valentine's Day.

Can Leicester hang on? Who will be the key movers and shakers? Who's for the drop and who's for the chop? We asked a handful of Just Football writers to peer into their crystal balls and predict how the season will pan out, with just 13 games to go...

If you were asked at the start of the season which of Manchester City vs Leicester City and Chelsea vs Manchester United would be a top of the table clash, you'd have probably guessed wrong. Nevertheless, both games - plus the rest of the week's fixtures - provided some captivating viewing and some excellent performances. Here are the Names of the Premier League for week 25...

A late strike from Diego Costa earned Chelsea a 1-1 draw against Manchester United, maintaining the Blues' unbeaten run under Guus Hiddink and denying United the chance to close the gap between themselves and the Champions League places.

After a rather anticlimactic January transfer window came to a close on Monday, the Premier League had a sprinkling of new names among the team sheets this week. It was some of the league's more familiar names who stood out during the midweek fixtures however, here are the Names of the Premier League we're talking about after week 24...

Those looking for the first upset of the FA Cup 4th round were disappointed as Tottenham ran out comfortable winners over League One side Colchester.

The likes of Jamie Vardy and Dele Alli have shown there is talent to be found in England's lower divisions, but who has made the leap this window, how will they fare in the top-flight, and who might be joining them?

Arsenal continued their poor record against Chelsea with a 0-1 defeat that will feel all too familiar to Gunners fans. Diego Costa was once again the antagonist as he drew a red card, scored the winner and was a general nuisance against Arsene Wenger's side for the second time this season.

An own goal, a last minute leveller, a controversial decision and a furious manager all feature in this week's round of Premier League fixtures. But enough about Chelsea's 3-3 thriller with Everton - here are the star Names of the Premier League we're talking about after week 22...

Much to the dismay of many a Premier League manager, the fixtures are coming thick and fast in early 2016, but fans won't be complaining after an enthralling midweek round of fixtures. Here are the Names of the Premier League we're talking about after week 21...

While most of us were tucking into our leftover turkey and nursing hangovers into the new year, the Premier League served up some cracking action over the festive period. The twists and turns we have become so familiar with over the past year were present as always, and so were a number of outstanding performances. Here are the Names of the Premier League we’re talking about after the Christmas and New Year period…

The end of the year is always a good time for reflections and though there was no (Men's) World Cup or European Championships to speak of, 2015 has still been action-packed. Here's our Just Football end of year review as Jonathan Fadugba, Jake Meador, Mathew Burt and Tom Lainchbury pick the outstanding players, teams and moments of the year gone by.