Alexander-Arnold fit for Liverpool’s quadruple quest
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Maguire safe from boos at Man Utd: Rangnick
MANCHESTER: Ralf Rangnick said he finds it hard to understand why Manchester United defender Harry Maguire was booed by England fans before this week's friendly against Ivory Coast.
Cristiano, Kane y Arteta, los mejores de la Premier en marzo
Cristiano Ronaldo, futbolista del Manchester United, se ha hecho con el .
Manchester United vs Leicester City Live Stream: How to Watch, Team News, Head to Head, Odds, Prediction and Everything You Need to Know
Manchester United andLeicester City go head to head in the Premier League on the weekend and we have all the information you need to know ahead of kick-off.
Atletico midfielder Herrera suffers thigh injury
Atletico Madrid said midfielder Hector Herrera has suffered a thigh injury, casting doubt over his participation in their Champions League quarter-final first leg against Manchester City next week.
England, France, Brazil: The most valuable national teams in world football ranked
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Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick praises 'very valuable' Harry Maguire after midweek boos with England team
Manchester United manager Ralf Rangnick praised captain Harry Maguire, describing him as «a very valuable player» after his difficult week with the England team. Maguire has struggled for form for much of the last two seasons with both England and United, and Three Lions coach Gareth Southgate has refused to confirm his place in the first XI is safe for the Qatar World Cup.
A deliberate act of tea-timely, spiteful and bureaucratic sabotage
It has been a busy couple of days in Doha, where Fifa president Gianni Infantino has had to field no end of awkward questions about the upcoming Human Rights World Cup in Qatar. However, one particularly tricky question The Fiver can’t help but feel has gone unasked regards the timing of Friday’s draw. Scheduled for 5pm BST, it hasn’t gone unnoticed here in Fiver Towers that world football’s governing body has pointedly timed it to coincide with the arrival of the world’s most daily email in the spam folders of our subscribers, meaning we’re unable to provide any pithy commentary here. What’s more, this deliberate act of spiteful, bureaucratic sabotage means that, in terms of piping-hot takes on high-profile match-ups, it behoves us to scrabble around closer to home.