Bookmark For the latest from the pitch sign up for our football newsletter Thank you for subscribing! For the latest from the pitch sign up for our football newsletter We have more newsletters Manchester United have banned journalists from Erik ten Hag's press conferences. On Tuesday morning, the Manchester Evening News announced they were among the news outlets who had been banned by the club from attending press conferences. And

Arsenal midfielder Jorginho insists it is ‘impossible’ to not like his team-mate Kai Havertz as he defends the £65m summer signing, and reveals why he has changed his run-up to overcome penalty woes Jorginho has defended his Arsenal team-mate Kai Havertz following criticism Jorginho has also revealed why he has changed his penalty run-up recently Man City are vulnerable, but come the spring they will put on the afterburners. Leaders

Ex-Newcastle United goalkeeper Shay Given admits he has been impressed with the Magpies recent form which he has described as "immense". The former Republic of Ireland international played at St. James' Park for over a decade between 1997 to 2008, a run which saw him turnout for Newcastle the last time they were back in the Champions League under Sir Bobby Robson. Nowadays, Given can be found milling around media

John O’Shea lifts the lid on THAT fiery Highbury tunnel row between Roy Keane and Patrick Vieira… and reveals how ‘clever’ Gary Neville made the Man United captain ‘go into overdrive’ before facing bitter rivals Arsenal Roy Keane and Patrick Vieira were involved in a heated tunnel row back in 2005  The ex-Man United captain reacted after Vieira picked a fight with Gary Neville Manchester United have snakes in their

Erik ten Hag has proven this season that he is out of his depth at Manchester United, according to former Tottenham striker Darren Bent. Ahead of confirmation of Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s arrival at Old Trafford, Bent claims there is no way back for the current manager. Ten Hag has been unable to build upon his successful first campaign at United. After winning the club’s first trophy in six years and

Beth Mead can’t stop smiling after returning to Lionesses camp England Women will be going all out against Scotland to try and seal Team GB’s participation at the Olympic Games next year. The Scotland players find themselves in an unusual position because they could ruin their own hopes of playing in Paris by defeating England this evening. England, who are currently second in their Nations League group, level on points

Bookmark For the latest from the pitch sign up for our football newsletter Thank you for subscribing! For the latest from the pitch sign up for our football newsletter We have more newsletters Harry Redknapp has made a shock return to management – taking charge of the UK's worst football team. It's been six years since Redknapp, 76, called time on his legendary career in the dugout. But he's been

Arsenal can extend their lead at the top of the Premier League to five points if they beat Luton this evening. Mikel Arteta will potentially consider up to five changes ahead of a busy schedule for his side. Express Sport looks at the predicted XI he could pick at Kenilworth Road. Goalkeeper – Raya David Raya will be disappointed not to have kept a clean sheet on Saturday. He could

Boehly's Chelsea revolution continues after £65m purchase for new stadium Chelsea appear to have let their secret out of the bag as they now face competition from the likes of Barcelona to sign Swedish sensation Roony Bardghji. The 18-year-old scored Copenhagen’s winning goal against Manchester United during their Champions League showdown at Parken last month and is now being chased by a whole host of major clubs. Bardghji, who was

Erik Ten Hag Reacts To Man Utd Loss To Newcastle Three consecutive Premier League wins in November temporarily eased the pressure on Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag. But a winless trip to Galatasaray and a dismal defeat against Newcastle United within the past week have once again raised questions about the Dutchman’s future. Losing against the Magpies was not nearly as damaging as the performance itself at St James’