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Old Trafford was a restless place to be on Sunday, what with the protest chants against both arms of Manchester United's ownership structure and the frustration with what was being served up on the pitch.
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LONDON : A new rule that will see goalkeeper's penalised by the awarding of a corner kick for time wasting has been criticised by former England stopper Paul Robinson.
South Africa should have no ill effects from their whistlestop and, in the end, pointless 18-hour trip to Dubai as they prepare to face New Zealand in Lahore in Wednesday's second semi-final of the Champions Trophy, according to batter Heinrich Klaasen.
Where would Manchester United be without Bruno Fernandes? In a better place, according to former captain Roy Keane. Staring down the abyss of irrelevance in reality.
Stefanos Tsitsipas went nearly a year without a trophy before immediately reaping the rewards of changing his equipment as the Greek captured the Dubai Championships crown on Saturday while playing with a new "mystery" racket.
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola said he is excited about his midfielder Rodri's recovery, and is hopeful that the Ballon d'Or winner will be back in action before the end of the season.
Lionel Messi was rested but Inter Miami had no trouble in dealing with the Houston Dynamo cruising to a 4-1 win in Major League Soccer on Sunday with Telasco Segovia scoring twice. Ticket buyers in the Texas city were upset to miss out on a chance to see the Argentine World Cup winner after his coach Javier Mascherano decided to leave him in Florida following a busy start to the season. As compensation for Messi's absence, Houston offered their fans free tickets to another game this season but unfortunately for the Dynamo their defence was just as generous.