Manchester United's injury record has conveniently improved ahead of the FA Cup final
Erik ten Hag acknowledged the incentive of appearing in an FA Cup final has motivated some Manchester United players to regain fitness.
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Erik ten Hag acknowledged the incentive of appearing in an FA Cup final has motivated some Manchester United players to regain fitness.
Crystal Palace co-owner John Textor said on Friday he is trying to sell his majority stake in the club, which he owns 45 per cent of through his company Eagle Football Holdings, and has appointed the Raine Group to find a buyer.
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A senior Conservative MP has claimed the Premier League are taking too long to hear Manchester City's alleged 115 breaches of financial rules, which is in turn creating an unfair system between clubs.
Pep Guardiola said that Erik ten Hag has suffered at Manchester United this season as a result of the number of injuries their squad have sustained.
ROME : The Italian government was set to appoint a committee of experts on Friday to oversee the finances of professional sports clubs, a draft decree seen by Reuters showed ahead of a cabinet meeting expected to give a green light to the plan.
Max Verstappen is braced for a difficult Monaco Grand Prix weekend aware that his rivals are beginning to mount a sustained challenge to his bid for a fourth consecutive drivers' world title. The three-time champion and series leader said on Thursday that he felt both Ferrari and McLaren could threaten his hopes of a third victory in the Mediterranean principality in Sunday's race. "It's one of the more difficult tracks for us," said the 26-year-old Dutchman, who won last Sunday's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix by less than a second ahead of McLaren's Lando Norris. "In the last few years, Ferrari have always been very, very strong here and McLaren, lately, in the last two races, have really ramped up their performance so they are, for sure, ones to watch as well.
MADRID : Runaway LaLiga champions Real Madrid welcome Real Betis this weekend for the last game of the domestic season in what was supposed to be just a dress rehearsal ahead of next week's Champions League final against Borussia Dortmund at Wembley.