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Chelsea have sacked Graham Potter seven months after bringing him to Stamford Bridge. New owner Todd Boehly ushered in his era at the club by letting Thomas Tuchel go at the start of the season and replacing him with Potter. Ad Potter left his job at Brighton to take the reins in West London, and inherited an expensively assembled squad.
Here are your Manchester United evening headlines on Sunday, April 2.
Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes admitted Casemiro was a "big loss" for the Reds as Erik ten Hag's side lost away at Newcastle.
Eric ten Hag has said his Manchester United side were not good enough and lacked passion and desire in their loss to Newcastle. Newcastle claimed a deserved 2-0 win over The Red Devils thanks to second-half goals from Joe Willock and Callum Wilson. Ad The Magpies were better in all departments, as they produced a strong defensive display, were dynamic in attack and sharp in the midfield areas.
Joe Willock and Callum Wilson combined to head Newcastle firmly into the race for Champions League qualification as they leapfrogged Manchester United into third place.
Left-back Luke Shaw described Manchester United's 2-0 defeat to Newcastle United at St James' Park on Sunday afternoon as "unacceptable", admitting that that the home side showed far more hunger for all three points.
Erik ten Hag was surprised Manchester United's players failed to match the intensity of Newcastle in their 2-0 defeat on what he admitted was "not a good day".
Marcus Rashford looks to have recovered from injury in time to face Newcastle and Manchester United fans have backed the forward to be in from the off.