'Should get knighted' - Paul Merson makes stunning Manchester United claim after Arsenal defeat
Paul Merson believes Erik ten Hag should get a knighthood if Manchester United earn a shock FA Cup final win over Manchester City on May 25.
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Hitung-hitungan Downgrade Gaji Kylian Mbappe di Real Madrid
Kylian Mbappe diyakini akan menuju Real Madrid musim depan. Meski gaji yang didapat sang penyerang, lebih kecil dibanding semasa di PSG!
Ten Hag Ibaratkan MU Seperti Orang Berenang dengan Tangan Terikat
Manchester United babak belur di musim ini. Manajer Erik ten Hag, ibaratkan timnya seperti orang berenang dengan tangan terikat.
Casemiro Terlalu Lambat
Gary Neville mengkritik Casemiro yang dianggap sebagai biang keladi kekalahan Manchester United dari Arsenal. Casemiro dinilai terlalu lambat.
Leverkusen Raja Injury Time: Cetak 13 Gol Setelah Menit ke-90
Jangan tidur duluan saat nonton Bayer Leverkusen. Di sepanjang musim ini, pasukannya Xabi Alonso sudah bikin 13 gol setelah menit ke-90. Raja injury time!
"Huge Hole Will Be Left": Stuart Broad On England Pacer James Anderson's Retirement
Former pacer Stuart Broad said England's inexperienced bowling attack may have challenges after star fast bowler James Anderson's retirement. England veteran pacer Anderson announced his decision to retire from Tests after the first match against West Indies at Lord's in July. Anderson, the highest wicket-taker among pace bowlers in Test cricket, will play his final red-ball game for England in July. Anderson has stated that the series opener against the West Indies at Lord's on July 10-14 will be his 188th and last Test match for England after a career spanning over two decades.
Cherneka Johnson tops Nina Hughes in fight after boxing ring announcer mistakenly calls out wrong name
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I'll be biggest Spurs fan for Man City game - Arsenal's Havertz - ESPN
Arsenal forward Kai Havertz has said he will be «the biggest Tottenham fan ever» as Mikel Arteta warned «anyone can beat anyone» ahead of Manchester City's pivotal visit to Tottenham on Tuesday.