Gary Neville's Manchester United blueprint for Harry Maguire is no longer viable
Manchester United's club captain Harry Maguire has endured a difficult couple of seasons at Old Trafford.
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Erling Haaland: Pep Guardiola best coach in the world after Man City win Champions League
Erling Haaland said Pep Guardiola is the best manager in the world after Manchester City won their first Champions League title on Saturday night.
Former Women’s Amateur Championship winner Georgia Hall says 2023 venue Prince’s Golf Club in Sandwich is among England’s top-10 courses
Former winner Georgia Hall has described Prince’s Golf Club as within England’s top-10 best courses ahead of the Women’s Amateur Championship.
Man United boss Erik ten Hag has already sent strategy plea to Sheikh Jassim & Sir Jim Ratcliffe
Manchester United are in the seventh month of the takeover process and the fears of supporters are coming true.
"It Was Written In The Stars": Pep Guardiola On Man City's Champions League Triumph
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola said his team's maiden Champions League title was "written in the stars" after their final victory over Inter Milan on Saturday. Rodri's 68th-minute strike proved enough for City to finally get their hands on club football's biggest trophy, despite having to ride their luck as Inter missed several second-half chances. "It's so difficult to win it," Guardiola told BT Sport after the nervy 1-0 victory.
US Open returns to Los Angeles amid new upheaval in global golf
The US Open returns to Los Angeles next week for the first time in 75 years, but the biggest uncertainty facing the world's top golfers isn't the unfamiliar Los Angeles Country Club North Course.
Man City's first UCL triumph 'written in the stars' - Pep - ESPN
Pep Guardiola said Manchester City's first Champions League title was «written in the stars» and praised the club for sticking with him when others might have sacked him for taking so long to become champions of Europe.
Champions League final: 'Immortal' Manchester City team 'will go down in history', says Rio Ferdinand - 'Statues galore'
Manchester City’s Treble winners are “immortal” and deserve a statue for their achievements this season, according to BT Sport expert Rio Ferdinand. Pep Guardiola’s side overcame Inter Milan in the Champions League final 1-0 thanks to a second-half winner by Rodri as City won their maiden Champions League trophy to go along with their Premier League title and FA Cup triumphs. Ad They are the first English team to win the Treble since Sir Alex Ferguson’s famous Manchester United team of 1999.