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Manchester United will be targeting a second trophy of 2024 when they face Manchester City in Saturday's Community Shield clash at Wembley.
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'Wigan against muppets': Counter-protesters defiantly turn out amid fears of disorder
Counter-protesters turned out in Wigan on Wednesday night (August 7) amid fears of disorder breaking out in the area. Holding banners and standing defiantly, the group arrived in a stance against any unrest.
A powerful message amid a 'disgraceful' surge of hate
Anti-Semitic incidents have increased 96 per cent in Greater Manchester. In the first six months of this year, there were 268, compared to 137 during the same January to June period in 2023.
Man United make £97.8m transfer 'decision' as three Manuel Ugarte alternatives 'identified'
Manchester United have moved swiftly to identify more midfield transfer targets after making a huge Manuel Ugarte decision.
'I use a sagging eyelid serum sparingly - but have seen good results on lines in 4 weeks'
Beauty buffs who 'swear by' retinol to target sagging eyelids and puffiness insist they've seen 'rapid results' from a £24 Medik8 serum. The serum uses science to help encourage collagen production and prevent its breakdown, for more youthful-looking skin over time.
Man United will break golden transfer 'rule' for Denzel Dumfries as Dan Ashworth dilemma clear
It has become a running joke that all of Manchester United's transfer targets fit into a certain category. Under Erik ten Hag they have tended to be young, 24 or under on the whole, whilst often having a connection to the head coach.
Man United handed dream Joao Gomes transfer path as £38m deadline set
The number of midfielders linked with a move to Manchester United this summer has almost doubled in the last 72 hours following interest in Paris Saint-Germain star Manuel Ugarte cooled.
Community Shield security latest ahead of Manchester United vs Man City amid UK riots
Manchester United and the FA are adopting a business as usual approach to the Community Shield at Wembley, amid widespread riots and chaos around the United Kingdom.