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Erling Haaland admitted he would trade all his goals for Manchester City fans to win three trophies this season after the Norwegian broke another Premier League record against West Ham.
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag told Alejandro Garnacho and his family that the Reds ace "deserved" his new contract for how much he has improved this season.
Manchester City's legacy under Pep Guardiola will not be defined by the trophies they have won but instead by the joy they have brought to fans, the Spaniard said as his side edge closer to winning their fifth Premier League title in six seasons.
'The Five' co-hosts discuss North Carolina moving to ban participation trophies and Chicago Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson's past comments on abolishing homework and 'F' grades.
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Harry Maguire has found it tough sitting on the bench for much of the season but the Manchester United captain’s only focus right now is trying to help the club win more silverware.
Shardul Thakur became the talk of the town after his magnificent knock helped Kolkata Knight Riders clinch a comfortable 81-run victory over Royal Challengers Bangalore. Asked to bat first, KKR were reduced to 89/5 in 12 overs despite a quick 57-run knock from opener Rahmanullah Gurbaz. It was then Shardul, who stitched a massive 103-run partnership with Rinku Singh and helped KKR reach a total of 204/7 in 20 overs. Shardul smashed 68 off 29 balls while Rinku contributed with 46 off 33 balls. Later, RCB were bundled out for 123 as KKR registered their first win of IPL 2023.
Wout Weghorst is hoping victory over Fulham will offer Manchester United another trip to Wembley but the Dutchman insists getting there means nothing without winning trophies.