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Things have not gone according to plan for Ralf Rangnick since taking the interim role at Old Trafford back in November. Although there have not been as many calamitous defeats as Manchester United suffered in Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's final weeks, little has radically improved.
A huge fan of Cristiano Ronaldo, star India batter Virat Kohli says he would do a scan of his brain if he wakes up one day as the Portuguese football icon. A big fan of Ronaldo's work ethics and fitness regime, Kohli expressed his admiration for the star footballer during a photoshoot for his IPL franchise Royal Challengers Bangalore. Asked about his favourite athlete and what he would do if he woke up like him one day, Kohli said: "Cristiano Ronaldo!" "I would do a scan of my brain (if I woke up as Ronaldo) and see where all that mental strength comes from," Kohli said in the 'Behind The Scenes' series by RCB.
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It has become something of a tradition after Chelsea's Champions League knockout stage matches. As the crowd inside the host stadium begins to disperse and the television interviews take place by the side of the pitch, N'Golo Kante will walk out from the tunnel and be handed the man-of-the-match award by the UEFA delegate.
A number of Man Utd players were confused at Ralf Rangnick’s decision not to start Marcus Rashford against Leicester City, according to reports.
Gabriel Martinelli has been likened to Cristiano Ronaldo by Cedric Soares, the Brazilian’s Arsenal teammate who is very familiar with both players.
His father was a teenage prodigy so it should be no surprise that Kai Rooney is already showing signs that he can follow in the footsteps of his legendary dad.
You only have to look at the stats to see just how quickly Spurs have propelled themselves back into the Premier League's top four for the first time since mid-September. They have won five of their past six matches in the competition, including the past three in a row, and even the defeat to Manchester United came after a decent Tottenham performance at Old Trafford was stunted by Cristiano Ronaldo's finishing.