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As Erik ten Hag pulled up a chair in the Jimmy Murphy Centre at Carrington on Thursday, he smiled out at some all-too-familiar faces. For the third time in as many days, the Manchester United manager was holding a press conference and speaking to the media.
Red Bull team chief Christian Horner was cleared Wednesday of wrongdoing following an investigation into complaints of inappropriate behaviour against him made by a female team member. A statement from Austrian energy drinks brand Red Bull, the parent company of the world champion Formula One team, said the "grievance has been dismissed". Horner, who has been team principal since 2005, denied the allegations made against him and was subjected to a lengthy interview by an independent London lawyer acting as investigator, who submitted a report to Red Bull.
Manchester institution The Warehouse Project is heading down under for the first time.
Liverpool star Trent Alexander-Arnold headlines the latest set of players and managers in football to be included in the most influential black people in British football. Burnley boss Vincent Kompany and strike Lyle Foster are also included in the annual list that recognises the efforts of black figures working in various areas of the game.
Tim Sherwood has sensationally claimed that Jordan Henderson is the best captain Liverpool have had in the Premier League.
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India's Yuki Bhambri made his first men's doubles semifinals of the ATP 500 tour after he and his partner Robin Hasse upset third seeds Jamie Murray and Michael Venus in the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships in Dubai on Thursday. Bhambri and his Dutch partner Hasse, who came through the qualifying round to earn a spot in the main draw, took one hour and 22 minutes to produce a remarkable performance to beat Britain's Murray and New Zealand's Venus 6-4, 7-6(1).