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Ten Hag to become Manchester United manager next season
MANCHESTER: Erik ten Hag will leave Ajax to become Manchester United manager next season, the English giants confirmed on Thursday. The 52-year-old, who has signed a three-year contract, faces a huge task to revive the Red Devils fortunes after a fifth consecutive trophyless season. The Dutchman becomes the fifth permanent manager at Old Trafford since Alex Ferguson’s retirement in 2013 sent the 20-time English champions into decline.
Man City emulating previous run-ins key to Premier League title chances
City find themselves in a neck and neck title race with Liverpool this campaign Manchester City emphatically beat Brighton 3-0 last night to return to top spot in the Premier League. Second-half goals from Riyad Mahrez, Phil Foden and Bernardo Silva were enough to see them move ahead of title challengers Liverpool by a single point.
Pep Guardiola admits any slip by Manchester City would see Liverpool win title
Pep Guardiola claimed any slip would cost Manchester City the title after his side recorded a critical 3-0 win over Brighton.
Pep Guardiola reaction to Man City supporters vs Brighton hints at Man City title race worries
There was more than a sense of anxiety around the Etihad on Wednesday as Manchester City were frustrated by Brighton for 53 minutes on Wednesday.
Continuing turmoil means English cricket is no longer the world’s role model
Where should countries which aspire to develop and grow the game of cricket look for an administrative model on which to base their efforts? Currently, the answer is unlikely to be the England and Wales Cricket Board.
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Man City Premier League run-in and the potential pitfalls
Premier League title races never quite come as relentless or intense as those shared between Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City and Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool. In the 2018/19 season, the pair went head to head for the crown, with City finishing out on top by just one point with a mammoth 98 points attained from a possible 114.