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[ad_1] It was a good weekend of Premier League action for two teams that are trying to secure a place in the top four as both Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur recorded victories on Sunday afternoon. The first game of the day saw United host Leicester City at Old Trafford and it was a game played at a furious pace to begin with. The Red Devils started very well but it was soon Leciester who looked the most likely to score first. David De Gea was forced into two incredibly impressive saves in the first half as United struggled to hold onto the ball, butRead More →

[ad_1] The Manchester United Supporters Trust have published an open letter to prospective new club owners calling for ownership to represent fans ‘from all backgrounds and walks of life’. Man Utd are currently the subject of a bids from businessman Jim Ratcliffe and Sheikh Jassim Bin Hamad Al Thani, the chairman of one of Qatar’s biggest banks. The latter bid and potential state ownership of the football club has caused some concern among fans, with fans being uneasy with the human rights issues in Qatar. In an open letter written by M.U.S.T., fans have called for prospective owners to adhere to 12 key principles, includingRead More →

[ad_1] A comparison of the two public bids for Manchester United as the Glazer family looks to sell the Premier League giants Credit: 90min.com[ad_2]Read More →

[ad_1] Erik ten Hag has Manchester United’s busy fixture list in recent weeks will be a ‘big advantage’ for his side ahead of the Carabao Cup final. The Red Devils recorded yet another positive result on Sunday, beating Leicester 3-0 to move to within three points of Manchester City and within five points of table-toppers Arsenal. United will follow up the win with another crucial game against Barcelona in midweek in the Europa League, before facing off against Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday And while the hectic schedule full of high leverage games may be causing concern for some Man UtdRead More →

[ad_1] Manchester United extended their unbeaten sequence to 12 Premier League games at Old Trafford with a 3-0 victory at home to Leicester City on Sunday afternoon. Marcus Rashford continued his sensational scoring form but Manchester United’s talisman had to rely upon the heroics of his goalkeeper at the other end in a shaky first half for the hosts. Jadon Sancho came on during the interval, finding the net himself as United ultimately breezed to a comfortable victory, moving three points behind second-placed Manchester City and five off league-leading Arsenal. Leicester, coming into the match buoyed by eight goals across their last two league outings,Read More →

[ad_1] Barcelona suffered a huge injury blow against Manchester United in the Europa League on Thursday night as Pedri was taken off in the first half in serious pain. The match was 0-0 and very finely poised at that point and given he is always one of the first names on the team sheet, the anguish on Xavi Hernandez’s was clear to see as the youngster from Tenerife limped off the pitch at Camp Nou. Here are the details of the injury and the games that Pedri is expected to miss. After being taken off during the entertaining 2-2 draw, Barcelona soon confirmed what injuryRead More →

[ad_1] For Marcus Rashford, the immediate euphoria of scoring a goal is rapidly replaced by the desperation to relive that explosion of joy. “As soon as the ball goes in the back of the net, it’s like something goes off in your head,” Rashford once tried to explain. “It’s a moment you hold on to, but at the same time, as soon as you’ve done it once, you just want to do it again and again and again. You crave the feeling.” Since returning from the World Cup – where he was England’s joint-top scorer despite limited minutes – Rashford has found the net againRead More →

[ad_1] Manchester City defender Kyle Walker has admitted that he and other senior members of the squad let their teammates know exactly what they thought of Saturday’s ‘unacceptable’ 1-1 draw against Nottingham Forest in the Premier League. City came into the weekend top of the table after securing a vital and equally impressive victory over Arsenal on Wednesday night. But the reigning champions then failed to capitalise on that result by dropping points in a game against they were heavy favourites to win. Pep Guardiola’s team even led for half the game at the City Ground after Bernardo Silva scored shortly before half-time, only toRead More →

[ad_1] Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has admitted that striker Darwin Nunez is an injury doubt for the visit of Real Madrid in the Champions League on Tuesday night. The club record signing is slowly finding his feet in Liverpool colours and scored in Saturday’s vital 2-0 win over Newcastle, having also assisted in the 2-0 victory against Everton a few days earlier. But a shoulder problem meant that Nunez only managed 59 minutes at St James’ Park and Liverpool are sweating on his fitness. “The bad news [is] Darwin has something on his shoulder,” Klopp explained. “We will see. In that situation I don’t knowRead More →

[ad_1] 90min rounds up the latest transfer news, rumours and gossip circulating around the world… Manchester United could price Marcus Rashford, who has been linked with Barcelona and Arsenal in the past, at £120m if they need to cash in this coming summer before his contract expires in 2024. (Star) Reports in Germany have linked Arsenal with Eintracht Frankfurt midfielder Jesper Lindstrom, who has been dubbed ‘the Danish Bruno Fernandes’. (Sport1) Liverpool are in early talks with Colombian side Independiente Santa Fe over a deal for 20-year-old defender Kevin Mantilla. (Football Insider) Chelsea plan to spend big again in the summer but will need to offload home-grownRead More →