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Never a club to be upstaged Manchester United sack their manager Ruben Amorim just four days after Chelsea sacked their manager Enzo Maresca.
Are both decisions a reflection of failing managers or failing hierarchy’s?
Who is in line for both jobs at two of the biggest clubs in England? And whoever gets them, who will have the tougher job – at Chelsea or Manchester United?
After the break Arsenal look like title winners, West Ham look doomed and everything at Spurs looks unhappy.
Tom Clarke, Gregor Robertson, Pete Rutzler and Alyson Rudd give their verdicts on Ruben Amorim’s sacking.
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