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Former Manchester United striker Dion Dublin has left Erik ten Hag's side out of the conversation for a top-four place this season, as he sends the Reds a warning ahead of their clash with Tottenham on Wednesday night.
Depending on whether you are a glass half full or glass half empty kind of Manchester City fan, you will either be frustrated or happy that City's Premier League fixture against Arsenal is not happening on Wednesday evening.
Tottenham (23 points – 3rd place) are level with the two-time defending champions after 10 games, though both sit four points behind leaders Arsenal ahead of these midweek fixtures. The defeat to Arsenal is the only true blemish on Spurs’ domestic record. As for Man United (16 points – 5th), a top-four challenge is looking likely as Erik ten Hag makes quick work of stabilizing and improving the side in his first season.
Manchester United have been told that failure to get a result at Chelsea this weekend could be fatal to their hopes of reaching the top four this season.
Manchester United and Man City have been informed of a relaunch date for the European Super League (ESL), as the company backing the controversial project have reiterated their desire to change the face of football.
It is notoriously well-known that Manchester United tried to sign Real Madrid star Karim Benzema back in 2009 when it was only possible to imagine the heights he would go on to reach as a striker.
Graham Potter admits Christian Pulisic is ‘pushing’ for a starting spot but says the American must be ‘ready’ when his opportunity arrives.
The decision to postpone Manchester City's trip to Arsenal this week could add further complications down the line for the Blues, with a possible title-decider now having to be squeezed into the New Year fixture schedule among three other competitions.