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United’s ongoing problem is that everyone always has someone else to blame
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United’s ongoing problem is that everyone always has someone else to blame
Former manager claims club broke promises made to him
Obsession with physical duels is turning the world’s richest league into a wasteland for creativity
Defeat means Oliver Glasner’s team have still yet to register a goal at home this season
Irish player tracker: Cardiff City signing can do little wrong right now – and is making the case for regular starting roles with Ireland
William Ralston’s new book The Impossible Job touches on Thierry Henry’s handball, VAR, death threats and the addiction that keeps referees coming back
Haaland scores twice as Man City hold on to beat Ipswich; Manzambi scores winner as Aston Villa claim points at Newcastle; Iwobi sinks Hull as Fulham secure first win
Chelsea goalkeeper was stretchered from the pitch following collision with Everton defender Jarrad Branthwaite
Manager seeks to defuse tensions, with United struggling for results ahead of Leeds trip
Ludicrously, City continue to play matches, and the narrative now taking hold around them is one of defiance against the ‘noise’
Their titles now mean nothing, yet still they taunted Anfield with a song declaring: ‘Cheating bastards, we know what we are’
Irish player tracker: Goals for Adam Idah and Sammie Szmodics, as Azaz impressed for Southampton
City cut loose after Ryan Gravenberch sent off for Liverpool
Incendiary atmosphere greets City in first game since being found guilty of breaking financial rules
Now that sham has entered the Premier League lexicon, City as a collective and as a series of individuals will feel the full force of criticism
Rodrigo Bentancur sent off for Luke Shaw challenge
Dara O’Shea sends Ipswich to victory, Brentford fight back to draw at Villa
Fallout continues after City found guilty of breaking financial rules over a nine-year-period
After a scratchy start in the league, injuries and an underwhelming Rashford, Spurs’ visit to Old Trafford is already crucial for the hosts
Four-year contract secures Spaniard’s future and makes him the Premier League’s best paid manager
There is no sanction that will feel satisfactory for their cheating, no way of undoing what the serial Premier League champions have done
Christopher Eccleston’s new film is set after the Northern Bank robbery of 2004, when £26m was stolen in Belfast. Amazingly, what happened isn’t very well known, writes Donald Clarke.
From being a player who could produce when it mattered, to one facing the prospect of prison
Governing body will wait until appeal process has concluded before deciding whether to take action
Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano says guilty verdict the result of a ‘Premier League conspiracy theory’
Coach alleged to have been paid for advisory work as he says City are ‘not guilty’ after Premier League ruling
City have been found guilty on all but one of the 115 charges laid by the Premier League in February 2023
Club’s ruthless approach was always at odds with their image and the story of their alleged cheating still has further to run
Club to face sanctions after more than 100 rule breaches
Four leagues says Fifa governance ‘not fit for purpose’
Access to Spurs dressingroom sheds little light on form as Gary Neville laments latest Manchester United fiasco
But expect change at Arsenal as Mikel Arteta will not treat Brighton defeat as just a bad day at work
Caoimhín Kelleher shows way for Irish goalkeepers and Gavin Bazunu and Max O’Leary get valuable action
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