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The glitz, the glam and the spray tans are back on our screens every Saturday night as Strictly Come Dancing has made its much anticipated return. The BBC dance contest aired its launch show tonight (Sept 16) which saw 15 brand new famous faces make their debut on the dancefloor.
Here are your Manchester United evening headlines for Saturday, September 16.
LONDON: Manchester United’s crisis deepened on Saturday as they slumped to a 3-1 home defeat against Brighton, while Manchester City beat West Ham to stay perfect on a day of heart-stopping drama in the Premier League. Liverpool had a brief taste of life at the top, beating Wolves 3-1 in the early kick-off before City took pole position. In-form Tottenham scored two goals in stoppage-time to beat Sheffield United 2-1. The season is spiralling out of control for Erik ten Hag’s United, who started the campaign in buoyant mood after ending their trophy drought and finishing third in the league last season. Some fans dreamed of a long-overdue title challenge but instead they find themselves trailing leaders City by nine points after a third chastening defeat in five matches. United started brightly at Old Trafford, desperate to put their nightmare start to the season behind them but their former forward Danny Welbeck silenced the home fans in the 20th minute. A 53rd-minute goal by Pascal Gross gave United a mountain to climb and substitute Joao Pedro made it 3-0, with Hannibal Mejbri’s first United goal little consolation for the shell-shocked hosts. Brighton’s fourth straight league win against United lifted them to third in the table. A disappointed Ten Hag said it was a game of “small margins.” “We conceded a goal with their first attack,” he told Sky Sports. “We then had a period in the game that was quite difficult, we fought to get a goal and it was disallowed. “So, it is difficult in this period.
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Atletico coach Diego Simeone said his team put in their "weakest" performance of his 12-year reign in a 3-0 thrashing by Valencia on Saturday in La Liga. Los Che have started the season well after flirting with relegation until the final day of the previous campaign, and this was their best performance yet under coach Ruben Baraja. Simeone has faced many different Valencia coaches over almost 12 years in charge and had only lost twice before this defeat at Mestalla in 28 clashes.
Manchester United's crisis deepened on Saturday as they slumped to a 3-1 home defeat against Brighton, while Manchester City beat West Ham to stay perfect on a day of heart-stopping drama in the Premier League. Liverpool had a brief taste of life at the top, beating Wolves 3-1 in the early kick-off before City took pole position. In-form Tottenham scored two goals in stoppage-time to beat Sheffield United 2-1.
Erik Ten Hag reckons Man United are not in a 'crisis' and that the vociferous boos heard around Old Trafford can be explained.