Fernandes, Hojlund, Yoro - Man United injury news and return dates ahead of Southampton
Manchester United could be without six first-team players for this weekend's trip to Southampton after the international break.
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Europe's fragmented defence industry needs coordination to avoid supply crisis - Draghi report
Europe's defence industry faces structural weaknesses in innovation, governance, international dependency and public spending, former Italian prime minister Mario Draghi said in his report on EU competitiveness.
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Manchester United's best matchday squad vs Southampton with double injury boost
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Man City have double advantage in 'absolutely absurd' seven-game run
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Apple, Ireland lose €13bn sweetheart tax deal case in victory for EU's 'tax lady'
Apple has lost a €13 billion case in the EU's highest court regarding the low tax bills it paid for years in Ireland, a surprise victory for Brussels in a campaign against sweetheart deals struck with multinationals.