What Premier League fixtures are on TV in the UK in August and September
The UK broadcast schedule for the Premier League has been confirmed for August and September.
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Harry Brook Admits To 'Dressing Room Blow-up' After Being Dismissed By Mitchell Starc
England batter Harry Brook admitted that he had a blow-up after he fell to Mitchell Starc on Day 4 of the third Test of the Ashes 2023 series on Sunday. Brook added 59 (73) in his crucial partnership with Chris Woakes, he managed to survive the short-ball ploy from Australia's seamers. He eventually lost his wicket following a top edge to cover. After losing his wicket, he anxiously watched the entire game from the dressing room as Mark Wood joined hands with Woakes to drag England across the finish line.
Australia's ton-up Marsh has return to remember in 3rd Ashes Test
Mitchell Marsh's run-a-ball 118 was the cornerstone of Australia's 263 all out on the first day of the third Ashes Test at Headingley on Thursday after the tourists collapsed either side of his blistering century.
Andy Cole outlines Mason Mount hope for new Manchester United season after Chelsea transfer
Andy Cole believes the signing of Mason Mount is a positive one for Manchester United and hopes the midfielder can play his part in taking the Reds back closer to the top.
Three changes to Manchester United's Premier League fixture schedule confirmed for TV
Three of Manchester United's opening six 2023/24 Premier League games have been rescheduled for television purposes.
Manchester United 'keep tabs' on three Andre Onana alternatives and other transfer rumours
Manchester United are reportedly doing 'due diligence' on three other goalkeepers to Andre Onana.
Nicky Butt details biggest concern behind Manchester United's pursuit of Rasmus Hojlund
Nicky Butt admits Rasmus Hojlund's lack of Premier League experience would be a concern for Manchester United but has backed the club's recruitment team to get it right.
Australia's Ton-Up Mitchell Marsh Has Return To Remember In 3rd Ashes Test
Mitchell Marsh's run-a-ball 118 was the cornerstone of Australia's 263 all out on the first day of the third Ashes Test at Headingley on Thursday after the tourists collapsed either side of his blistering century. England fast bowler Mark Wood took 5-34 as the hosts backed up captain Ben Stokes' decision to send Australia into bat on a green-tinged pitch after winning the toss. Australia skipper Pat Cummins then reduced England to 22-2 before all-rounder Marsh, playing his first Test in nearly four years, had Zak Crawley (33) well caught at first slip by David Warner in the latest example of the tourists' superior fielding. At stumps, England were 68-3 -- a deficit of 195 runs -- with Joe Root 19 not out and Jonny Bairstow one not out on their Yorkshire home ground.