Soccer-Rooney calls for patience with new Man United manager Ten Hag
(Reuters) - Wayne Rooney said new Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag will need time from the board and patience from the fans if his squad rebuild is to be successful.
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Soccer-Caretaker manager Jackson urges Burnley to build on Southampton win
(Reuters) - Burnley are a point from safety after Thursday's 2-0 win over Southampton and caretaker manager Mike Jackson urged his players to use the result as a platform to secure their Premier League survival.
Soccer-Dortmund's Kobel, Witsel to miss Bayern clash
(Reuters) - Borussia Dortmund said they will be without goalkeeper Gregor Kobel and midfielder Axel Witsel for Saturday's top-of-the-table Bundesliga clash with Bayern Munich.
Soccer-New Zealand to warm up for World Cup playoff with Peru friendly
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand will warm up for their World Cup qualifying intercontinental playoff against Costa Rica with a friendly against Peru in Barcelona, New Zealand Football said on Friday.
Soccer-Burnley's Westwood to see surgeon to evaluate injury
(Reuters) - Burnley caretaker manager Mike Jackson said Ashley Westwood will consult a surgeon to determine the extent of the injury he suffered against West Ham United on Sunday.
Soccer-Chelsea's top-four rivals had advantage after cup exits, says Tuchel
(Reuters) - Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel said their rivals for the Champions League places had failed to capitalise on the "huge advantage" they were given after early cup exits allowed them to focus on the race for the top four.
Soccer-Applause for Ronaldo was 'moment of the game', says Liverpool's Klopp
(Reuters) - Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp said the show of support for Cristiano Ronaldo during their 4-0 win over Manchester United on Tuesday was the "moment of the game", as both sets of fans stood for a minute of applause following the death of his newborn son.
Soccer-United must get transfer windows right for rebuild success: Rangnick
(Reuters) - Manchester United only need a couple of good transfer windows to get them playing to a similar standard as Liverpool, interim manager Ralf Rangnick said on Monday.