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Leicester title is the exception and not the rule, says Roberto Martínez via The Guardian

• Everton to give Foxes guard of honour on Saturday
• ’It is a great fairytale story and everyone will congratulate it’
Roberto Martínez has congratulated Leicester City on a “fairytale” title success but claimed it had not exposed the shortcomings of Premier League rivals such as Everton.

Everton visit the Premier League’s new and most unexpected champions on Saturday and will form a guard of honour for Claudio Ranieri’s side when Leicester are presented with the trophy after the game. An exultant King Power Stadium will provide a stark contrast to the mood at Goodison Park, where many supporters are calling for Martínez’s removal in a season where his team of gifted individuals have collected 33 points fewer than Leicester.

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Hibbert’s determination rewarded with what could be Everton swansong via ToffeeWeb

Tony Hibbert's refusal to give in to a succession of injury setbacks and his advancing years means that he has been able to fight his way back to fitness to feature at first-team level again after a long absence.
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Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend via The Guardian

Leicester City’s big homecoming, Andy Carroll facing his favourite prey, and Newcastle fans getting a chance to avenge their trip to Villa in 2008-09

Spare a thought this week for Ritchie De Laet, who must feel a little like Michael Collins, the astronaut who accompanied Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin on the Apollo 11 mission but had to stay in the shuttle while they pranced around the moon. Still, at least Collins got to go to space: De Laet went to Middlesbrough. Then again, if Boro beat or draw with Brighton on Saturday the Belgian will achieve promotion to the Premier League in the same season as he won it, which is a feat that demands respect even if he would no doubt have preferred to have continued playing for Leicester rather than depart on loan in February. De Laet joined Leicester from Manchester United back in 2012 on the same day as Matty James made the same move. James has not played this season due to a serious knee injury but there is a chance that he will be fit enough to feature against Everton – and what a heartening moment his reappearance would be, along with many others scheduled for the King Power on Saturday. PD

• Ranieri: ‘Whoever arrives at Leicester must have the same spirit’
• Leicester to offer Mahrez new deal but ‘50/50 chance’ he could leave
• Huth and Fellaini banned for three matches over clash

• West Ham offer £31.5m for Marseille’s Batshuayi but face competition

• Newcastle United release Obertan and Marveaux

• Spurs close to deal with FA to play home games at Wembley in 2017-18
• Dembélé charged with violent conduct for ‘eye-gouging’ Costa

• Chelsea defend £90 cost of premium shirt for next season
• Courtois: ‘PSG is a very good club but I’m happy at Chelsea’

• Why five English clubs could play in next season’s Champions League

• Crystal Palace’s Wilfried Zaha an injury doubt for FA Cup final

• West Brom second in the Premier League’s ineptness index

• West Ham hope to prise Liverpool target Batshuayi from Marseille

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Rumour: Everton keeping tabs on Brugge defender Engels? via NSNO

Everton are reportedly interested in Club Brugge defender Bjorn Engels, according to Belgian football expert Kristof Terreur.
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Betting guide: Leicester won’t let Everton spoil the party, Manchester United to crank up pressure on City Eden Hazard in a 26/1 treble via Daily Mail

It's party time at Leicester and they're worth backing – again. Newcastle, Manchester United and Chelsea also look good. Find out who else is worth a punt in our Premier League betting guide.
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