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The FA have confirmed that Video Assistant Referees (VAR) are going to be active across the FA Cup's fifth round ties next month - with Semi-Automated Offside Technology (SAOT) also set to be utilised for the first time after a delay from its expected roll-out.
Manchester United icon Roy Keane has made the startling revelation that he is not a supporter of the club, despite his legendary status and history of success at Old Trafford.The former United captain's unexpected disclosure comes as a surprise, particularly in light of resurfaced comments expressing his admiration for United's Premier League rivals Tottenham. Despite lifting numerous trophies with Sir Alex Ferguson's side, Keane's emotional connection to the Red Devils seems to be minimal.
Ex-Manchester United legend Paul Scholes has said that the club "still feels like a mess" after Ruben Amorim's settling-in period, with concerns about how new and existing players are being used amid poor results - but United fans in the Manchester Evening News comments section say that they trust the process, and ex-players should back the club to the hilt.
Scots snooker hero Stephen Hendry quit the sport because he hated losing so much - Mark Allen believes.
Roy Keane spent 12 legendary years at Manchester United and famously rejected Real Madrid to sign for Celtic. But the Irishman insists he doesn't support EITHER club.
Roy Keane has confessed to shedding tears in his car after his departure from Manchester United before joining Celtic.
Roy Keane has recalled how he ended up weeping in his car upon departing Manchester United - signalling the end of a remarkable 12-year spell at Old Trafford.
Arsenal fans spent most of Wednesday fretting about their lack of a striker for the remainder of this season, then rejoiced in the evening as Everton's dramatic Merseyside derby draw offered them a glimmer of hope in the Premier League title race.