Kyogo is a man possessed against Rangers and I’m interested by recent Celtic grumbles – Chris Sutton
Kyogo Furuhashi was fabulous and then frustrated. But, when it comes to facing Rangers, the Celtic striker is normally fantastic.
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Manchester United player ratings vs Viktoria Plzen as Rasmus Hojlund good but three get 3/10
Manchester United beat Viktoria Plzen 2-1 in the Europa League on Thursday.
Manchester United handed major Diego Leon transfer update as Ruben Amorim awaits deal
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Southampton boss Martin embarrassed by five-point haul
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Irish swimmers make a splash at World Aquatics Swimming Championships
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Manchester United start to see progress off the pitch under Ruben Amorim in Plzen
There is progress away from the matches under the new Manchester United head coach. Ruben Amorim's press conference started 20 minutes earlier than scheduled at the Doosan Arena.
Game 13 Ends In Draw Between Gukesh D And Ding Liren; One Round Remains In World Chess Championship
Indian Grandmaster D Gukesh tried his best but could not overcome a resilient Ding Liren of China and had to settle for a draw after 68 moves in the 13th and penultimate game of the World Chess Championship here on Wednesday. With the scores tied at 6.5-6.5 and only one game of classical chess to go, it is likely that the match will be extended to the tie-break stage where games of shorter duration will decide the winner. As was expected, the 18-year-old Gukesh went for the King pawn on his opening move and yet again faced defending champion Liren's first-choice opening in French defense.