Why Marcus Rashford was dropped by Man United, striker's response, what next and transfer odds
Marcus Rashford's omission from Manchester United's squad sparked lots of debate from the fanbase and pundits.
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Oleksandr Usyk instant reaction to Tyson Fury fight cancellation speaks volumes
Oleksandr Usyk had a revealing reaction after discovering that Tyson Fury had withdrawn from their first major fight earlier this year. In May, the Ukrainian boxer became the first undisputed heavyweight champion of the world in 25 years by defeating Fury, following in the footsteps of Lennox Lewis who accomplished the same feat in 1999.
Philippe Clement has Rangers redemption despite the ghost of Celtic past delivering a kick to the crotch – Keith Jackson
Of course it will come as scant consolation that the trophy he paraded 12 months ago is under lock and key across the city.
Southampton manager Martin says he didn't recognise side in Spurs drubbing
LONDON : Southampton manager Russell Martin said he did not recognise his side after they conceded five first-half goals in a 5-0 home drubbing against Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday.
Rashford and Garnacho left at home as Man Utd boss Amorim demands high standards
MANCHESTER, England : A couple of hours before Manchester United's 2-1 comeback victory over rivals Manchester City, United manager Ruben Amorim was already making headlines for his bold decision to leave forwards Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho at home.
Ruben Amorim lists form and dress sense behind Rashford and Garnacho Manchester United squad omissions
Ruben Amorim suggested clothing and lifestyle choices contributed to Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho's exclusions from the Manchester United squad against Manchester City.
Man City to hand Pep Guardiola '£200m transfer war chest' as January signing 'eyed'
Pep Guardiola will reportedly be handed a £200m transfer war chest next month as Manchester City try to stop the rot and turn their season around.
A star is born: UConn's Liam McNeeley embraces 'great first experience' playing at MSG
NEW YORK — He tapped the rebound to himself and absorbed a foul with 20.4 seconds remaining, setting in motion the long, celebratory walk from one end of Madison Square Garden to the other as an appreciative fan base recognized the job was nearly complete. All that separated No. 18 UConn from a third consecutive victory over a high-major opponent — having already upended then-No. 15 Baylor and Texas earlier this week — were two free throws from true freshman Liam McNeeley, a budding star for head coach Dan Hurley and the Huskies' shining protagonist on a night when the court shimmered with future pros. He buried the first and drilled the second to preserve his team's 77-71 win over eighth-ranked Gonzaga and stabilize a campaign that briefly teetered.