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The travelling Manchester United fans let off a red smoke bomb after Charlie McNeill gave his side the lead against Fleetwood Town on Tuesday night with a Panenka penalty, with an audacious effort that was brilliantly executed under pressure.
Kobbie Mainoo bagged a brace for Manchester United U21s but it was not enough for the Reds as they drew 3-3 at Leigh Sports Village to Brighton and Hove Albion.
Raphael Varane has not been named in Manchester United's 22-man squad to play Omonia on Thursday night.
Tom Huddlestone provided a beautiful assist for Alejandro Garnacho to score Manchester United Under-21s’ late winning goal against Barrow in the EFL Trophy on Tuesday night.
Having romped through the Championship regular season, Leigh Centurions are expected to stroll to the playoff final and win the Million Pound Game. Having scored a whopping 1,306 points in winning 26 of their 27 games this season, Leigh are unlikely to falter. If they do, it is assumed that second-placed Featherstone – the only team who have beaten Leigh all season, in a winter mud bath in February – will take advantage. But, however unlikely it sounds, Halifax, Barrow, Batley or York could replace Toulouse Olympique in Super League next season. That is the jeopardy when only one team is promoted and it is done entirely on a playoff system.
Manchester United player-coach Tom Huddlestone will wear the number 35 shirt this season after coming off the bench to help the U21s open up their Papa John's Trophy quest with a 2-1 win over League Two opponents Carlisle United at Brunton Park on Tuesday night.
Blackpool and injuries didn't go well together last season and that misfortune has only carried into the following campaign.
Blackpool boss Michael Appleton is excited for two tough fixtures in QPR and Burnley after the Seasiders narrowly missed out to Swansea City at Bloomfield Road.