Brighton defender Dan Burn is determined to avoid being on the receiving end of an FA Cup upset after helping knock out “the best team in the world” a year ago.
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Crystal Palace forward Wilfried Zaha handed another one-match ban
Crystal Palace forward Wilfried Zaha will miss the FA Cup fifth-round tie with Doncaster after losing an appeal against an additional one-match ban following his red card against Southampton.
A look at Chelsea’s Europa League opponents Malmo
Chelsea play Malmo in the first leg of the round of 32 in the Europa League in Sweden on Thursday.
Focus on Paul Pogba as Manchester United slip up against Paris St Germain
Fresh from his domestic double at the weekend, Paul Pogba looked to make his mark in the Champions League as Manchester United welcomed Paris St Germain to Old Trafford.
Solskjaer relishing a return to ‘special’ Old Trafford nights
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is looking forward to the sort of big European night Old Trafford has been missing of late when Manchester United face Paris St Germain on Tuesday night.
Paul Scholes the latest protege of Sir Alex Ferguson to become a manager
Former Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes has taken his first job in club management after being appointed boss of Sky Bet League Two side Oldham.
Football rumours from the media Feb 15, 2019
Today’s rumours, gossip and social media round-up from around the web
Benitez: Almiron mentally ready for Premier League challenge
Newcastle boss Rafael Benitez is confident record signing Miguel Almiron is mentally ready to be pitched into the heat of Premier League battle.
Martial has the ability to emulate Ronaldo – Solskjaer
Anthony Martial has the talent to reach Cristiano Ronaldo’s level if he puts his mind to it, according to Manchester United caretaker boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
People are taking Manchester United seriously again, says defender Phil Jones
Phil Jones believes everyone is taking Manchester United seriously again having been “a bit of a laughing stock” at the start of the season.
5 things we learned from the Premier League this weekend
Manchester City provided the perfect response to Liverpool’s climb back to the top of the Premier League table as they routed Chelsea 6-0 to reclaim first place.
Matic has visions of 2020 glory as Manchester United continue to rise
Nemanja Matic is optimistic about next season’s title prospects after Manchester United moved into the Premier League’s top four for the first time since the opening weekend.
Mark Noble relieved after ending his goal drought in West Ham’s draw with Palace
West Ham captain Mark Noble was relieved to end his goal drought and escape with a point from Crystal Palace.
Silva stands up for his time at Watford after he is jeered on losing return
Everton manager Marco Silva insisted he was not fazed by the hostile reception afforded to him on his return to Vicarage Road.
Gray day for Silva as Everton suffer setback at Watford
Andre Gray piled the pressure on Everton manager Marco Silva after he scored the winner for Watford in Saturday’s grudge match at Vicarage Road.
Solskjaer savours Manchester United win as PSG clash looms
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer hailed Manchester United’s win at Fulham and a return to the top four as perfect preparation for the Champions League clash with Paris St Germain on Tuesday.
Football pays its respects to Sala
Tributes have been paid to Cardiff striker Emiliano Sala as the football family gathered to show their respect to the Argentinian striker.
Martial’s stunning solo effort caps United’s easy win over Fulham
Anthony Martial’s stunning solo goal and a Paul Pogba brace propelled Manchester United into the top four for the first time since the opening weekend of the season as embattled Fulham’s plight worsened.
Ranieri looking at bigger picture as Fulham seek survival boost against United
Claudio Ranieri has told his Fulham players their battle against relegation will not be settled against Manchester United and they therefore cannot rely on one result lifting their troubled season.
Solskjaer believes United can challenge for Premier League title in two years
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer wants Manchester United back fighting on all fronts and believes two years is enough to become serious Premier League title challengers, even if he is not there to fulfil the vision.