Former Manchester United defender tells Erik ten Hag who should be new captain
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has been told that Casemiro should be his new captain.
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'F****** big-time Charlie' - Sir Alex Ferguson's regret after dressing room dig at Paul Ince before Liverpool vs Manchester United
"I could have never gone from United to Liverpool, it doesn't happen.
Sawyers strikes late as Cardiff snatch win over Reading
Romaine Sawyers scored the goal that earned Cardiff their first home win for 111 days as they beat Reading 1-0 at Cardiff City Stadium.
Casemiro scores twice as Man Utd beat Reading in FA Cup
MANCHESTER, England : Manchester United's Brazil midfielder Casemiro scored twice as they beat second-tier Reading 3-1 to reach the FA Cup fifth round on Saturday but Marcus Rashford was denied a record.
Stylish Man Utd progress in FA Cup, Son at the double for Spurs
On a day lacking major shocks, there were wins for Premier League strugglers Leeds, Leicester and Southampton but Fulham were held by Championship team Sunderland.
Sancho could return from Man Utd exile to face Reading
LONDON: Erik ten Hag is set to end Jadon Sancho’s Manchester United exile as the England forward eyes his first appearance in 14 weeks against Reading in the FA Cup fourth round. Sancho has struggled to reach peak form since moving from Borussia Dortmund and Ten Hag claimed he was not mentally or physically ready to feature for United earlier this season. The 22-year-old was sent to do an individual fitness program in the Netherlands rather than travel to the squad’s training camp in Spain during the World Cup last year.
WATCH | Lineker left red-faced by 'sabotage' of FA Cup coverage
Gary Lineker said the BBC's television coverage of the FA Cup clash between Wolves and Liverpool had been sabotaged after loud pornographic noises were heard during the build-up to Tuesday's match.
Moaning mobile phone plays out during BBC FA Cup coverage
Gary Lineker revealed the loud moaning noises heard during the BBC's live coverage of the FA Cup clash between Wolves and Liverpool were caused by a hidden mobile phone "taped to the back of the set".