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Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho still have a place at Manchester United despite not featuring in the win against Manchester City, according to the Match of the Day 2 panel.
Manchester United will have truly rediscovered their confidence after managing to complete a late turnaround to beat rivals Manchester City on Sunday, on away soil no less.
The last time Manchester United won at the Etihad, the supporters were locked out. On Sunday, more than 3,000 enjoyed a lock-in across three tiers.
Fresh from his triumph at the World Chess Championship, Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh was felicitated at his school, Velammal Nexus, in Chennai on Monday. Gukesh, who became the youngest world champion last week after beating China's Ding Liren in Singapore, also addressed the media with his parents sitting beside him. The 18-year-old received a rousing reception upon his arrival in Chennai, following his triumph over Ding. Speaking at the press conference, Gukesh opened up on the mental and emotional setbacks he had to deal with during the 14-game tie against former champion Ding.
Gary Neville hopes Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho can use their derby day snubs as motivation to improve at Manchester United.
It took Erik ten Hag three Premier League matches last season to decide that Jadon Sancho just wasn't worthy of a place in the matchday squad anymore. Off-field actions to follow meant that the relationship was never repaired.
PHILADELPHIA — Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts said he is dealing with a broken finger on his non-throwing hand, and that it did affect him Sunday against the Steelers — but he still did enough to elevate a slumping passing game and move the team past a week of drama for their franchise-record 10th consecutive win.
Pep Guardiola turned to his bench and covered his face with his hands. If Manchester City's collapse against Feyenoord had forced him to scratch at his head, Matheus Nunes' five seconds of madness on derby day would have made him want to rip it clean off. Nunes' or his own.