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Pre-season tours are a staple of the modern game. Every year clubs like Manchester United choose a location to travel to and play games with both local and other world-famous clubs to allow a section of their global fanbase who can't come and watch them on a regular basis the opportunity to do so.
Goalkeeper Martin Dubravka insists teammate David de Gea fully deserves to have reached a significant landmark in his Manchester United career.
LIVERPOOL, England: Cristiano Ronaldo stepped off the bench to earn Manchester United a 2-1 victory at Everton in the Premier League on Sunday (Oct 9), taking his career goal tally to 700 in the process.
Cristiano Ronaldo came off the bench to score his 700th club career goal as Manchester United recovered from falling behind to beat Everton 2-1. Erik ten Hag, who handed a first Premier League start to Casemiro, saw his side start sloppily and they conceded the opener after the Brazilian gave the ball away and Alex Iwobi fired in a fine strike from distance. Ad But Frank Lampard's men were sloppy for the rest of the half and the visitors punished a mistake from Idrissa Gueye, with Anthony Martial finding Antony to equalise.
Cristiano Ronaldo stepped off the bench to earn Manchester United a 2-1 victory at Everton in the Premier League on Sunday, taking his career goal tally to 700 in the process.
Cristiano Ronaldo notched the 700th goal of his club career to put Manchester United 2-1 up in Sunday night's Premier League clash with Everton at Goodison Park.
Here are your Manchester United morning headlines for Friday, October 7.
The strong word is that Ralph Hassenhuttl’s number is almost up at Southampton. Safe to say the Austrian, the fourth longest-serving manager in the Premier League, would prefer a different fixture to act as the make-or-break game to decide his future than Saturday’s trip to Manchester City.