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Gustaf Lagerbielke coming on to the park at Old Trafford in the closing stages of the game to help FC Twente nail down a draw against Manchester United in the Europa League
Just one of the great things about living in Manchester is the choice of excellent transport links to some of our neighbouring cities and towns.
The gardens are overgrown, there's rubbish piled in the street and the windows are tinned up.
The pressure hasn't yet taken away Erik ten Hag's sense of humour. The lighter side of Manchester United's Dutch manager is something we don't see in public very often but as he discussed dealing with the criticism that comes his way he didn't miss the chance to have a bit of fun.
The fascinating hobby of mudlarking has seen a massive surge in popularity over the past few years. In fact, the pastime has become so popular in London now, authorities have stopped issuing permits to mudlark on the foreshore of the River Thames due to the overwhelming numbers of people wanting to do so.
The 10 IPL franchises will be allowed to retain a maximum of six players from their previous squads, including usage Right To Match (RTM) card at the auction that will cost Rs 75 crore out of an enhanced team purse of Rs 120 crore, the IPL governing council decided on Saturday. In a significant move, the BCCI also decided that all those India players, who haven't played any international game for at least five calendar years will deemed “uncapped players”, a move being seen to ensure that Chennai Super Kings can retain the peerless Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who last played for the country in the 2019 ODI World Cup semifinal.
The Indian Premier League (IPL) Governing Council announced the retention rules for the 2025 season, giving teams the opportunity to retain as many as 6 players, either directly or via Right-To-Match cards. But, the board also made it mandatory for the franchises to retain at least one uncapped player, if they are willing to exhaust all 6 retention options. However, the RTM option this auction, as compared to the previous ones, is quite tricky in its implementation. There were some who had expressed disappointment at RTM's potential return in IPL 2025 auction. Hence, the BCCI has made its implementation less rewarding.
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