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Nothing has gone to plan for Manchester United on or off the pitch this season. Between mounting injury problems, lingering question marks around the proposed takeover and scrutiny when it comes to big-money signings, Erik ten Hag and the backroom staff have not exactly been spared, either, but there are mitigating circumstances for the United manager to hide behind.
When one player leaves Manchester City, an opportunity opens for someone else to take that place. It's a sentiment that is integral to how the first team operate, but it's perhaps even more relevant in the academy.
Olivia Rodrigo fans will be anxious to secure tickets to her GUTS world tour, which go on pre-sale today (Wednesday September 20).
Ace Indian pistol shooter Manu Bhaker on Sunday indicated that not being allowed the freedom to take her personal coach Jaspal Rana in major international competitions could be holding back her performance, and requested the NRAI to resolve the issue. Legendary pistol shooter Rana recently reunited with Bhaker after the much-publicised split two years back ahead of the Tokyo Olympics. Rana is now working with the multiple-time World Cup gold medallist to help her bag a 2024 Paris Olympic quota place and win medals at the Asian Games in Hangzhou.
Several of India's achievers and consistent performers, including tennis ace Rohan Bopanna, hockey great P R Sreejesh and TT legend Sharath Kamal, are gearing up for one last hurrah at the Asian Games. Both Sharath and Rohan are still pulling off world class performances in their 40s while 35-year-old Sreejesh remains the proverbial wall of the Indian hockey team.
Pep Guardiola described Rodri as the best holding midfielder in the world and Julian Alvarez as an "incredible threat" after their starring roles in Manchester City's comeback win over Red Star Belgrade, although the Spaniard admitted he is concerned about his squad's growing injury list.
TV pundit Rio Ferdinand has likened Manchester City midfielder Rodri to a secondary school pupil playing against younger kids in his assessment of the club's unsung hero.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer admits it was only at half-time of his final match against Watford that he knew his time was up as manager of Manchester United.