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Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has already explained how lucky he is to have a "specific scoring trainer" in first-team coach Benni McCarthy working with the club's forward players, including Marcus Rashford.
The race to qualification for the ICC World Test Championship Final took another turn on Sunday as India claimed a six-wicket victory over Australia to move a step closer to sealing their place in the June 7 game at The Oval. The World Test Championship (WTC) has seen two years of intense competition in the longest format, and the second Test in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy characterised the ebb and flow that has been present throughout, with both sides wrestling for control of the match before Rohit Sharma's men triumphed on a dramatic day in Delhi. With the top two teams in the WTC standings securing a place in June's Final, the result still means that Australia and India control their own destiny as they edge towards the conclusion of the competition, the ICC said in a release.
Rangers boss Michael Beale has admitted Malik Tillman could miss the Viaplay Cup final after picking up a knock ahead of the clash with Livingston.
Here are your latest Manchester United morning headlines on Saturday, February 18.
Manchester United are up for sale and today (Friday) is the deadline for any investors interested in purchasing the club from the Glazers to submit their bids. The takeover saga took another twist earlier in the week with reports that US billionaire Elon Musk has joined the race to buy the club - while speculation around a Qatari buyout and Sir Jim Ratfcliffe's interest continues to rage.
Early into the second Test between India and Australia in New Delhi, lost a little bit of control on the ball as he bowled a wayward delivery in the third over. It was only the first ball of the over, with David Warner facing the India pacer. The ball pitched outside the wide line but interestingly, the umpire called it a no-ball. The decision left a few baffled, but later, a clarification was issued by the commentators on-air, explaining why it wasn't called a wide delivery.
Partick Thistle have moved to explain the decision to sack Ian McCall in the wake of a battling Scottish Cup defeat to Rangers.
After a weekend of controversial decisions in the Premier League, both Mario Lemina and Ruben Dias were recipients of a new ruling introduced by the FA and the PGMOL, with referees set to clamp down on dissent.