Why Manchester United are not playing in the Premier League this weekend
Manchester United are enjoying a rare weekend off as Erik ten Hag's side take part in the Premier League January break.
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Live updates as serious emergency services incident in Newport shuts road
Police are blocking a road in Newport today amid an incident involving officers and paramedics.
Altay Bayindir gives verdict on battle with Andre Onana ahead of his Manchester United debut
Altay Bayindir has admitted all the goalkeepers at Manchester United want to start, but that hasn't stopped him from working hard in training and supporting Andre Onana this season.
Maidstone United winger Lamar Reynolds tells how FA Cup run has made him and his team-mates believe they can achieve the unthinkable
Lamar Reynolds says Maidstone’s FA Cup run is the cherry on the cake following his summer transfer.
Gillingham’s weekend opponents Forest Green Rovers have added former Priestfield player Emmanuel Osadebe to their squad ahead of the League 2 match between the sides
A former Gillingham player has joined their weekend opponents Forest Green Rovers ahead of the match at Priestfield.
Live updates as Tata's Port Talbot steelworks expected to cut thousands of jobs this year
Thousands of job losses will start at Tata's Port Talbot plant this year it is now expected. Reports have emerged after a meeting between unions and Tata bosses in London that the Indian-owned steel giant has rejected a union proposal to carry out its planned transformation to green steel manufacturing in a slower, less painful way.
Thunder's Josh Giddey cleared as police close investigation - ESPN
Police in Newport Beach, California, will not pursue charges against Oklahoma City Thunder guard Josh Giddey after closing an investigation into allegations that he had an improper relationship with an underage girl, according to a statement the department released Wednesday night.
Dubliner Graham Coughlan ready for dream Manchester United tie
Newport's Dublin-born manager Graham Coughlan has described hosting Manchester United in the FA Cup as the biggest game in the club's history.