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Gary Neville believes defending the Premier League title after winning the treble will prove tougher for Manchester City than it did for Manchester United after their 1999 treble success.
The top two teams shared the spoils in the Medway Area Sunday League Premier Division on Saturday.
The VAR system was under the spotlight in the Premier League this weekend following the error in last week’s match between Tottenham and Liverpool.
Manchester United could be faced with a new year problem if their form in the UEFA Champions League continues to nosedive.
Of all the issues at Manchester United right now, perhaps the most alarming is that two of their best players from last season currently look completely devoid of any self-belief.
Barcelona starlet Lamine Yamal became La Liga's youngest ever goalscorer when he struck against Granada on Sunday. The Spanish winger scored at 16 years and 87 days old, taking the record from Malaga's Fabrice Olinga, who scored at 16 years and 98 days in 2012. With Barcelona two goals down, Yamal pulled them back into the game when Joao Felix found him and he rolled the ball into an empty net from point-blank range just before half-time.
Paris Saint-Germain bounced back from their heavy Champions League loss at Newcastle United to beat Rennes 3-1 in Ligue 1 on Sunday, while the earlier game between Montpellier and Clermont was abandoned after a firecracker was thrown at visiting goalkeeper Mory Diaw. PSG were thrashed 4-1 in Newcastle on Wednesday, a result and a performance which raised serious doubts about their prospects in Europe this season. But they returned to form against Rennes at a ground where they have regularly struggled in recent years, recording a win which lifts them up to third in the table, two points behind leaders Monaco.
Giacomo Bonaventura celebrated his first Italy call-up in three years by helping Fiorentina to a stunning 3-1 win at Napoli on Sunday as they moved into Serie A's Champions League places. Veteran midfielder Bonaventura showed why Luciano Spalletti brought him back into the Azzurri fold when he expertly slotted home Fiorentina's key second goal in the 63rd minute of a fascinating, often frantic clash in Naples. "I've started well this year, I'm happy. But it's the whole team that's doing well and as a result things are going well for individuals too," said Bonaventura.