Brighton 2-1 Manchester United: Pedro nets winner at the death
<div>The Seagulls made it two wins from two in the Premier League.</div>
<div>The Seagulls made it two wins from two in the Premier League.</div>
<div>Eriksson says 'life is too short' during the survey of his remarkable career</div>
<div>Spurs drew their opening game for a second successive season</div>
<div>The expanded version of the competition is about to begin</div>
Crystal Palace beat Shakhtar Donetsk 3-1 in Poland on Thursday night
Unai Emery believes Elliot Anderson should have been sent off against Aston Villa
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It is impossible until it is done, and it is now very nearly done – barring absolute disaster Manchester United will be playing Champions League football next season. When Michael Carrick was appointed interim head coach in January, with morale through the floor and performances abject, the mere thought of a Champions League return was enough to cause a nosebleed. The dreamers dreamed, but the realists prepared for Europa League, or maybe even a Conference League debut. Now it’s 1-0 to the drea
Manchester United are considering signing a centre-back as well as a left-back, and Leny Yoro’s future might influence both plans.In 2024, United overtook Europe’s biggest clubs to land Yoro following his stellar campaign at Lille. The highly regarded Frenchman, dubbed the Kylian Mbappé of defenders, was being chased by the likes of Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain.The Red Devils decisively agreed a deal worth £58.9 million, including add-ons, for the then-teenage centre-back, who
Manchester United appear not to have learned from their past transfer mistakes despite an overhauled recruitment setup.In the summer of 2024, the Red Devils overlooked the worrying injury records of Matthijs de Ligt and Noussair Mazraoui and signed them from Bayern Munich. Both defenders have struggled to remain consistently available.The same could be said for the club’s long-term servant Luke Shaw. Now, United are allegedly targeting another injury-prone defender to strengthen their back
A left-back signing is on the agenda at Manchester United.Luke Shaw has proven to be a reliable presence, starting every Premier League game for United this season. Should he feature in the remaining four league games, it will mark the first season Shaw has played every league game in 12 years.While the Englishman has been dependable this season and should remain so next term, The Red Devils cannot gamble on his fitness. The 30-year-old needs a capable deputy.Patrick Dorgu could have filled that
Manchester United’s transfer activity last summer garnered widespread acclaim, and INEOS will be hoping to repeat the trick this year. The Red Devils focused on the attack and goalkeeping departments last year, investing over £200 million in a bid to rectify two positions that came under a lot of scrutiny in the 2024/25 campaign. United’s efforts have already borne dividends, as they have scored 60 goals in the league, the third-most in the top tier of English football and an improvement on thei
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Catch up with the line-ups for Nottingham Forest vs Aston Villa ahead of their Europa League semi-final
Declan Rice believes Arsenal deserved a second penalty in their draw to Atletico Madrid
After watching the Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich Champions League semi-final clash, one thing was clear: you cannot have proper attacking football with basic wingers.Khvicha Kvaratskhelia on one side, Michael Olise on the other, the two lit up that match. They were the true definition of wingers willing to take on their markers while offering pace, flair, and end product all at once.It is frustrating, then, that Manchester United could have landed Olise in 2024, but he chose Bayern inste
‘We managed to piss off all the people we were fucking fed up with.’This is my favourite quote of all time. It comes from John Lydon, lead singer of the Sex Pistols. It is taken from Julien Temple’s 2002 amazing documentary ‘The Filth and the Fury’ about the rise of The Sex Pistols in late 1970s, recession ridden England. The documentary probably marks the last moment of lucidity before Lydon collapsed into self-parody.Football is my main passion in life but music is a very close second. I am no
Mauricio Pochettino has opened up on Tottenham's potential relegation from the Premier League
It's a big boost for the Red Devils.