I can’t stop smiling, says LGBTQ+ fan after Blackpool player comes out
An LGBTQ+ football fan said they “can’t stop smiling” after a Blackpool player became the first professional in the men’s game to come out as gay in 30 years.
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Five things Erik ten Hag has to do when starting work as Manchester United manager
Erik ten Hag is preparing for his first tasks as Manchester United manager having cleared his desk in Amsterdam.
Thierry Henry and Alexis Sanchez in an XI of double runners-up captained by John Terry
Liverpool’s dramatic penalty shoot-out victory over Chelsea in the FA Cup has resulted in the Blues losing both domestic finals this year.
Newcastle intensify Dean Henderson interest with Man Utd goalkeeper ready for lifeline
Newcastle have intensified their interest in Manchester United goalkeeper Dean Henderson.
Three goalkeepers Manchester United could sign for free to replace Dean Henderson
Erik ten Hag has very clear ideas about how he wants his team to play and this will be no different at Manchester United. He likes his strikers to get into the box as quickly as possible, he likes his wingers to play into the spaces and he likes one of his full-backs to act as a pseudo-centre-back while the other goes forward (at least this is how his Ajax team plays).
Four senior stars send Manchester United U18s messages after FA Youth Cup glory
Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford are among several senior stars to congratulate Manchester United's Under-18s on winning the FA Youth Cup.
Manchester United FA Youth Cup final player ratings: Garnacho 9, Bennett 8, Mather 7
Manchester United's next generation provided a glimmer of hope at the end of a troubled season after winning the FA Youth Cup in front of a competition record crowd on Wednesday.
Alejandro Garnacho stars as Man Utd beat Nottingham Forest to win FA Youth Cup at Old Trafford
Manchester United won their 11th FA Youth Cup on Wednesday night with a 3-1 win over Nottingham Forest. 67,492 spectators filled Old Trafford to see the home side win the Cup for a record number of times.