Sven-Goran Eriksson documentary: How to watch Amazon Prime show
<div>Eriksson says 'life is too short' during the survey of his remarkable career</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>
<div>The Seagulls made it two wins from two in the Premier League.</div>
Morning all, welcome to a brand new week, one that will be filled with World Cup knock-out games.With all due respect to South Africa, I was glad Canada scored their late winner last night. To be fair, I’d have been just as happy if the goal had gone in the other end too, as it saved us from extra-time in what was a pretty dismal game of football.Canada won’t give a moose’s ringpiece though, as they’ve qualified for the Round of 16, the first side to do so. The few minute
Manchester United’s Diogo Dalot got his first taste of action at this World Cup in Portugal’s 0-0 draw with Colombia in the final group stage match.SeasonThe Manchester United right back has been a regular member of the first team this season, initially under Ruben Amorim and later Michael Carrick.He played 36 matches in all competitions last season, scoring one goal.Portugal could not secure the three points they needed to win the group, but Dalot did help them to keep a clean sheet
Manchester United are seriously considering strengthening up top as they prepare to grapple with matches in four different competitions.With only the Premier League to focus on, the Red Devils got away with signing only Benjamin Sesko last summer, while leaving Joshua Zirkzee as his backup.The Dutchman, who is a popular figure in the dressing room, is keen to stay at Old Trafford but his lack of goals means INEOS are better off without him.The Slovenian needs help if he is to avoid going down th
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Manchester United’s pursuit of Inter Milan forward Pio Esposito appears to have taken a complicated turn. The Red Devils are looking to add more bite to their attack this summer, with a backup striker for Benjamin Sesko high on their agenda. The Slovenian is coming off an impressive debut campaign, finishing with 12 goals and one assist in 32 games across all competitions. His contributions were vital as the English giants finished third in the Premier League table and secured qualification for
Manchester United could be forced to pivot to alternative midfield targets as the race for Mateus Fernandes drags on.The Red Devils arrived at West Ham’s doorstep after being priced out of moves for both Elliot Anderson and Sandro Tonali.The Hammers talisman’s keenness to play alongside his idol, Bruno Fernandes, was seen as the determining factor, with INEOS confident of agreeing a deal despite Real Madrid’s presence in the race.However, Tottenham Hotspur’s late arrival
Canada will face the Netherlands or Morocco in the last 16.
The first round of 32 game at the World Cup ended in dramatic fashion.
Manchester United are in the market for a left winger, with Michael Carrick currently lacking a specialist in that department.Former head coach Ruben Amorim made sure to sell all of them, as he shifted United to a wingback-based system. Let’s just say that plan did not pan out.The Portuguese was eventually shown the door, and in came Carrick, who did a masterful job despite the obvious squad deficiencies.The way he turned Matheus Cunha and Patrick Dorgu into marauding wingers was commendab
Manchester United are refusing to back away from their pursuit of Mateus Fernandes.At one point, the figures at United saw Fernandes as a market opportunity, as there was a feeling West Ham United could be forced to part ways with their midfielder at a reasonable fee following their relegation. However, Tottenham Hotspur’s willingness to pay a premium for Fernandes has allowed the Hammers to remain firm on their £85 million valuation.Now, the two suitors are seemingly trying to gain some l
Despite multiple managers attempting to integrate Mason Mount into Manchester United’s plans, none have quite determined the Englishman’s optimal role.It was a surprise to see the Red Devils splash £55 million to sign him from Chelsea back in 2023 considering his best position was just behind the striker.At United, Bruno Fernandes occupied that role and there was no chance the England international would usurp the Portuguese superstar.Yet, then-boss Erik ten Hag greenlit the deal, an
Opportunity knocks for both Canada and South Africa with a place in the World Cup round of 16 on offer to the winner. See who takes their chance with our live commentary...
Manchester have lost one of their midfielders to a knee injury
The team news from the first knockout tie at the World Cup.
Manchester United sorted out their goalkeeping department last summer by investing in Senne Lammens. The Belgian custodian was a relatively unknown figure but became a household name following an impressive debut campaign with the Red Devils. Lammens’ stunning form has all but ended the error-prone Andre Onana’s chances of salvaging his Old Trafford career. The Cameroonian spent last season on loan at Trabzonspor, and a recent report relayed by The Peoples Person suggests that he is all set for
South Korea will be looking for a new coach after elimination.