Sir Jim Ratcliffe is doing what the Glazers wouldn't at Man Utd - and Gary Neville will be delighted
Manchester United's trip to Brentford this weekend will no doubt trigger unwanted flashbacks of their last visit to the Gtech Community Stadium.
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Dumbarton 2-0 Bonnyrigg Rose - Malcolm nets first Sons goal in commanding win
Stevie Farrell joked he had no idea what Blair Malcolm was doing in the penalty area, after his first Dumbarton goal secured a 2-0 victory for the Sons against struggling Bonnyrigg.
South Korean soccer player detained in China over bribery allegations released after nearly 1 year
White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan announced a new multi-year military exercise plan involving the U.S., Japan and South Korea in response to provocations from China and North Korea.
Ineos changes could give Erik ten Hag a decision to make over Manchester United future
An Old Trafford afternoon for the ages hasn't done an awful lot to quieten the noise around Erik ten Hag's future over the past week or so. That unforgettable success against Liverpool is already fading into the distance, even if the memories will last a lifetime.
Newcastle United co-owner loses in bankruptcy row with Greek shipping tycoon
LONDON : Newcastle United football club co-owner Amanda Staveley on Monday lost a London High Court battle with a Greek shipping tycoon over a historic debt of nearly 3.5 million pounds ($4.4 million).
‘Is that for me?’ Even Jurgen Klopp sees the funny side of Manchester United’s managerial situation
"Is that for me?" a chuckling Jurgen Klopp asked as he entered the press conference room. He was looking at an A4 sheet with the emboldened and sizeable word 'CONTRACT' above the Manchester United crest.
Who Sir Jim Ratcliffe will task with deciding possible Manchester United managerial change
Omar Berrada is poised to have a significant say on a possible Manchester United managerial change in the close season.
Iga Swiatek Keeps Nerve To Fight Past Linda Noskova, Coco Gauff Advances In Miami
World number one Iga Swiatek kept her nerve to beat 26th-ranked Linda Noskova of the Czech Republic 6-7 (7-9), 6-4, 6-4 at the WTA Miami Open on Sunday. A day after Swiatek's closest challenger, Aryna Sabalenka, was knocked out of the tournament, the Pole faced a real test from Noskova. The Czech had upset Swiatek in the third round of the Australian Open before the four-time Grand Slam winner gained revenge at Indian Wells. The third meeting this year between the pair was, not surprisingly, a tight affair.