Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand has said that the away form of the club is the crucial aspect that will determine the winner of the Premier league title this season.

Manchester United and Manchester City are the only two teams involved in the title race, as we head into the final few games of the season.

A few weeks ago, Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson said that experience would be a crucial part in deciding the destination of the title. Now, defender Rio Ferdinand has said that the away form of both Manchester City and Manchester United will be crucial as well.

Arsenal and Chelsea are reportedly leading the race to complete the signing of highly rated Belgian playmaker Eden Hazard.

Eden Hazard is one of the most sought-after youngsters in Europe after performing exceptionally well with French club Lille. He broke through the scene at Lille last season and one of the key performers of the title winning squad last season.

Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Kevin Doyle has said that the club cannot be letting their great position slip up in the upcoming matches like they have did earlier in the season.

Wolves claimed a significant victory over QPR during the weekend and it put them on the path towards safety. Wolves have been sending relatively less in comparison with the other Championship teams that came over during the last few years.

Current England national team and Manchester City number one goalkeeper Joe Hart believes that the abuse that opposition players receive from the fans is a part and parcel of the game and it is what makes the game all the more fun.

Hart stated that he receives stick no matter where he goes to play with City and that is what adds flavour to the current game.

English First Division League leaders West Ham United will up their bid to bring Huddersfield sensation Jordan Rhodes to the club if the reports are to be believed, and will make a renewed £ 4.5 million in the coming days.

The Hammers are looking to jump back into the English Premier League at the first time of asking after being relegated last season and have brought in experienced manager Sam Allardyce and former England player Kevin Nolan to help in their bid for promotion.

The question "why always me", which Mario Balotelli posed on a T-shirt, may never be answered but Manchester City fans will certainly be wondering what is going through the Italian's head after another high-profile incident.

On Thursday, Micah Richards had to be physically restrained by James Milner and Yaya Toure after a training ground flare up between him and Balotelli threatened to turn ugly.