Anthony Martial and Erik ten Hag collide in Manchester United moments missed vs Newcastle United
Manchester United's encouraging run of Premier League form came to a disappointing end on Saturday night as they lost 1-0 at Newcastle United.
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Erik ten Hag's late response to what Anthony Martial did costs Manchester United vs Newcastle
Against the black and whites, Manchester United showed their true colours. This is the feeble United we have become accustomed to watching away from home against the big hitters. Pit United against a raucous crowd with a team to match and watch them wilt.
Everton lodge appeal against Premier League points deduction
:Everton have filed an appeal against their 10-point deduction by the Premier League, the club said on Friday.
Manchester United's biggest weakness cannot be exposed vs Newcastle again
Eddie Howe played down suggestions Newcastle were looking for revenge for defeat in the Carabao Cup final when Manchester United visited St. James' Park in April.
'It's 2023 - nobody should be threatening our will to live and our ability to walk and move': Reclaim the Night returns to Manchester's streets
The sprawling streets of Manchester are no stranger to protest - and every November, one night belongs to a march born over 40 years ago.
Andre Onana's reaction after Manchester United scored shows he needs to change after Galatasaray howlers
The pre-match Galatasaray tifo revealed their mascot, a snarling lion. In European football's lion pit, Manchester United could not tame it.
They were all holding placards that we're gonna die - it was an unusual welcome!
Manchester United's players had been on the ground in Istanbul for a matter of minutes when they got their first taste of what awaited them in November 1993. As Sir Alex Ferguson's squad made their way into the arrivals hall at the city's airport, they were greeted by a deafening din from a few thousand Galatasaray fans keen to greet them. "Welcome to Hell", said the banners as Ferguson, Eric Cantona, Bryan Robson, Peter Schmeichel and co put their passports away.
Everton fans keep up protests v Premier League at Goodison
LIVERPOOL, England : Everton fans held up a sea of pink sheets with the Premier League logo on ahead of their side's game against Manchester United on Sunday, in the wake of the club's 10-point deduction for breaches of the league's financial rules.