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Manchester United were due to be in action today but for well-documented reasons the game against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park was postponed on Friday.
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Britain's Alfie Hewett has won the US Open men's wheelchair singles title for the third time in his career after overcoming Shingo Kunieda 7-6(2) 6-1. Hewett, who won the US Open title in 2018 and 2019, lost in the doubles final alongside compatriot Gordon Reid on Saturday, but he made up for the three-sets defeat by beating the Japanese top seed. Ad The 24-year-old denied Kunieda's attempt at the calendar Grand Slam and avenged defeats to the 28-time Grand Slam singles champion in July's marathon three-set Wimbledon final and the past two US Open finals.
Two private schools including one in Lancashire have come in for criticism after they reportedly took part in a football game despite matches all being cancelled following the death The Queen.
ITV has confirmed its schedule for Monday following changes to its schedule after the death of Queen Elizabeth II. There has been an outpouring of shock and sadness after it was announced on Thursday that the nation's longest-serving monarch had passed away aged 96 after a 70 year reign.
Former Arsenal and England midfielder Paul Merson has once again reiterated his belief that Manchester United should have turned to recently-appointed Chelsea head coach Graham Potter instead of Erik ten Hag.
Manchester City could not do anything about their Premier League or Women's Super League games being postponed this weekend, but their response to the decision on Friday was excellent.
Shane Lowry tapped in for birdie at the 18th hole and then had to wait and see if Rory McIlroy could produce something special to force a playoff at Wentworth.