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Manchester United must be true to their word after key Erik ten Hag interview question
A year ago, the idea of a manager having to sell Manchester United a "long-term vision" to return the club to the standards they expect would have seemed implausible. United were on their way to second in the Premier League and a European final, but that season behind closed doors was entirely forgettable and it turned out to be a mirage for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Mike Ballard set for Paracanoe World Cup after overcoming potentially lethal infection
Mike Ballard hopes to be more competitive than ever when he arrives at the Paracanoe World Cup in Poland next month, after overcoming a potentially lethal condition.
"Going after him no matter what": Transfer insider names striker Newcastle "most likely" to sign
Newcastle United are ‘going after’ Stade Reims striker Hugo Ekitike ‘no matter what’ when the transfer market reopens for business, according to journalist Dean Jones.
Newcastle 'going after' St. James' Park deal for £33m attacker 'no matter what'
Newcastle United are ‘going after’ Stade Reims striker Hugo Ekitike ‘no matter what’ when the transfer market reopens for business, according to journalist Dean Jones.
Djokovic celebrates second successive comeback win in Belgrade
Djokovic came back from a set down against a Serbian compatriot for the second successive day to reach the Belgrade semi-finals on Thursday. The world number one saw off in-form Miomir Kecmanovic, ranked at 38 in the world, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3.
Mauricio Pochettino 'mistake' cost him Man Utd job as Erik ten Hag announced
Mauricio Pochettino's decision to stay quiet on interest from Manchester United late last year has been outlined as a 'mistake' that ultimately played a part in costing him the United job, according to a new report.
El Salvador's gang violence: Locals live in fear of kidnappings
In the US, a federal judge has thrown out the Center for Disease Control's mask mandate for transportation. Face coverings are now no longer necessary when taking a bus or train or even a flight. The judge ruled that the national public health agency had exceeded its legal powers by issuing the mandate which had been extended to early May.