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Injury problems have eased for Manchester United yet they are still set to be without four players for the meeting with Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium this afternoon (12.30pm). United need all three points in their first game since Erik ten Hag was appointed to keep their fading top-four hopes alive.
A woman has been arrested after a police investigation into a reported sexual assault led them to conclude that a crime 'did not occur'. The alleged incident had been reported as taking place in a Cheshire lay-by on Monday (April 18).
Wójcik Racing Team will use the bad luck it suffered during the 24 Heures Motos as motivation for the rest of the FIM Endurance World Championship season, which resumes with the 24H SPA EWC Motos in June. The frontrunning Polish team was aiming high for the season opener at Le Mans last weekend with its #77 Formula EWC Yamaha sixth fastest and its #777 bike 13th overall and third among the Dunlop Superstock Trophy contenders.
United and Chelsea target Rice Manchester United and Chelsea continue to be linked with Declan Rice. The 23-year-old midfielder rejected a £200,000-a-week contract offer from West Ham, and has two years left on his current deal.
Leona Maguire looks likely to fall the wrong side of the cut-line with just six groups left to finish at close of play at the LA Open in Wilshire CC.
Darren Moore insists that he is not looking beyond today’s game at Wycombe Wanderers as his Sheffield Wednesday chase promotion.
Bohemians manager Keith Long admitted that there was a "gulf in class" between his side and Shamrock Rovers after a 3-1 defeat to the reigning SSE Airtricity League champions at Dalymount Park.
Michael Owen has claimed that Liverpool's Jurgen Klopp could turn Manchester United around in 'two to three years'.