Human rights issues a ‘glaring omission’ in White Paper – Amnesty International
The Government is guilty of a “glaring omission” for failing to mention human rights issues in its new football White Paper, according to Amnesty International.
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Newcastle's time-wasting is 'annoying', claims Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag ahead of EFL Cup final
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has dubbed Newcastle as an «annoying» team due to their time-wasting ahead of the sides' clash in the EFL Cup final on Sunday. The Dutch manager told reporters that he is expecting Eddie Howe's side to continue their tactics of running down the clock at Wembley and has called on both his players and the referees to put a stop to it. Ad «It's a great team with a clear philosophy,» said Ten Hag.
Marcus Rashford a doubt for Manchester United's Carabao Cup final clash with Newcastle - Erik ten Hag
Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag does not know if in-form Marcus Rashford will be available for the Carabao Cup final on Sunday.
Shaw desperate to end United's trophy drought
Luke Shaw says it would be "massive" for Manchester United to end their six-year wait for a trophy by lifting the Carabao Cup this weekend.
Manchester United transfer news LIVE plus reaction to Barcelona win and takeover updates
Manchester United are still on for a quadruple this season after seeing off Barcelona in last night's Europa League play-off second leg.
Newcastle ready to deliver long-awaited trophy as Wembley beckons
LONDON : Only a small minority of the fabled Toon Army who descend on St James' Park come rain or shine have any recollection of Newcastle United winning any significant silverware.
Australia get winning habit with Cup of Nations triumph
SYDNEY : Australia coach Tony Gustavsson was not impressed with every moment of every game but was delighted that the Women's World Cup co-hosts were developing a winning habit after sealing a Cup of Nations triumph on Wednesday.
Murray advances in Doha with marathon win over Zverev
DOHA: Andy Murray teetered on the brink before beating Alexander Zverev in a marathon that lasted more than three hours on Wednesday to reach the quarter-finals of the Qatar Open. Murray won 7-6 (7/5), 2-6, 7-5 after he was twice two points from defeat on his serve in the third set. In his on-court interview after the victory, Murray said the crowd helped him.