Premier League

As Sunday approaches, City's gearing up to return to Barclays Women's Super League action following the recent international break. Our upcoming clash with Arsenal at 12:30 (UK) presents another opportunity to test our title-contending credentials, with next weekend's match against Brighton at the Joie Stadium set to be broadcast live on CITY+. Under the leadership of Gareth Taylor, our team has made a positive start to the new campaign, securing 10 points from the first four games. Currently, we share the top spot

Mikel Arteta has once again been nominated for the Premier League Manager of the Month award, marking his third consecutive nomination this season. Arsenal's strong form in October, which included two wins and a draw, has earned Arteta a spot on the four-man shortlist for the prestigious prize. Fan votes will be considered in determining the winner. Arteta's impressive month kicked off with a 1-0 victory over Manchester City at Emirates Stadium, secured by Gabriel Martinelli's late goal. Following the international break, Arsenal

Eddie Nketiah's sensational hat-trick-sealing goal against Sheffield United has placed him in contention for the Premier League's Goal of the Month award for October. Nketiah's remarkable strike, which came during Arsenal's 5-0 victory at Emirates Stadium, is among the top contenders for the accolade. During the match, Nketiah scored on either side of halftime to put Arsenal ahead by two goals, and then, in the 58th minute, he achieved his treble in spectacular fashion. It all started with a pass from Emile Smith

Takehiro Tomiyasu has been named Arsenal's men's Player of the Month for October, thanks to his outstanding performances during the month. The Japanese defender made a significant impact during his five appearances, earning 64 percent of the fan votes and emerging as the clear winner ahead of Declan Rice, Gabriel Jesus, and Bukayo Saka. This recognition marks Tomiyasu's first monthly award since September 2021, and it is well-deserved for his contributions. He played a crucial role in Arsenal's unbeaten run in the Premier

Pochettino: Time to Support Nicolas Jackson Amid Criticism Mauricio Pochettino has come to the defense of Nicolas Jackson, urging the Chelsea faithful to show support for the young striker. Jackson has faced criticism for his recent performance against Brentford, but Pochettino emphasizes the need for understanding and patience. The striker has been playing with a cast on his wrist, a result of a recent surgery to repair a broken bone sustained just before the international break. Despite this injury, Jackson has made appearances

Chelsea Set for Exciting Carabao Cup Quarter-Final Clash with Newcastle at Stamford Bridge In the thrilling world of English football, the Carabao Cup is one of the prestigious competitions that showcases the nation's top talent and brings fans a series of exciting and often unpredictable fixtures. As the competition progresses, we find ourselves eagerly awaiting a high-stakes quarter-final clash between Chelsea and Newcastle United. The anticipation surrounding this match is immense, as both teams have showcased their footballing prowess in previous rounds. Chelsea,

Mauricio Pochettino Reflects on Reece James' Impact After Carabao Cup Progress: A Crucial Victory for Chelsea In a recent Carabao Cup match, Chelsea secured their place in the quarter-finals with a resounding victory over Blackburn Rovers. While this win provided a significant boost to the team's morale following a weekend defeat, manager Mauricio Pochettino also underscored the paramount importance of captain Reece James' return to the starting lineup. Pochettino's Emphasis on Clinical Excellence and Long-term Confidence Building Pochettino didn't shy away from addressing

In an EFL Trophy match on Tuesday night at the Peninsula Stadium, Manchester United's Under-21s suffered a 4-3 defeat at the hands of Salford City. The young Red Devils got off to a promising start, with Shola Shoretire opening the scoring within the first ten minutes. However, first-half goals from Conor McAleny and Matthew Lund turned the tide in favor of the home team. The second half saw a flurry of goals as United's youngsters mounted a comeback. Omari Forson and Shola Shoretire

Newcastle United's manager, Eddie Howe, dropped hint regarding his squad selection for the upcoming Carabao Cup match against Manchester United at Old Trafford. The Magpies, coming off a victory against Manchester City in the previous round, are set to bring 7,000 supporters as they aim to secure a place in the quarter-finals of the competition. This match kicks off a series of three pivotal games for Newcastle, as they are scheduled to host Arsenal in the Premier League and then travel to Germany

Erik ten Hag, the manager of Manchester United, emphasized the high stakes and the importance of the Carabao Cup as his team prepared to face Newcastle United. United had claimed the trophy in the previous season, defeating Newcastle in the final. However, this season, Eddie Howe's Newcastle sits above Manchester United in the Premier League standings, adding to the significance of the upcoming match. Ten Hag expressed his desire to replicate the previous season's success in the Carabao Cup, highlighting the importance of

A funeral service is scheduled to honor and commemorate the life of the legendary Sir Bobby Charlton at Manchester Cathedral on Monday, November 13, starting at 14:00 GMT. This ceremony will be a fitting tribute to Sir Bobby, acknowledging not only his exceptional football career but also his roles as a devoted husband, loving father, and cherished grandfather. The procession leading to Manchester Cathedral will pass by the iconic Old Trafford stadium, a significant moment for fans and the football community to reflect

Mikel Arteta, Arsenal's manager, emphasizes the significance of the Carabao Cup as the team faces West Ham United in the fourth round, demonstrating his commitment to all competitions. In September, Arsenal secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory against Brentford away from home to advance, and Arteta anticipates another challenging encounter against a fellow Premier League side as they strive for silverware. Arteta acknowledges the difficulty of playing away at West Ham and emphasizes the team's desire to maintain their current momentum and form. He

Altay Bayindir's Journey to Becoming a Goalkeeper Manchester United's goalkeeper Altay Bayindir, who signed from Fenerbahce in the summer, discusses his unique path to becoming a goalkeeper in a recent UTD Podcast episode. Despite initially playing as a striker and a defender, it was a conversation with his coach and his mother's advice that convinced him to embrace the goalkeeper position. His height made him a natural fit, and the accolades that came with making crucial saves won him over. Now, Altay Bayindir

Manchester United is set to take on Newcastle United in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup, and here is a comprehensive guide to the round, including which teams remain in the competition, the fixtures, which games are on live TV in the UK, and how the ties will be decided. Ten Premier League teams, including United and Newcastle, are competing in the round of 16. Seven Premier League teams were eliminated in the previous stage, and three were eliminated in the second

Manchester United is set for another busy week following a week of tributes to club legend Sir Bobby Charlton. The schedule includes a Carabao Cup fourth-round match against Newcastle United and various events and activities. On Monday, there will be reactions and actions from the 191st Manchester derby, including Erik ten Hag and Jonny Evans' verdicts and key moments from the game. Tuesday will shift the focus towards the Carabao Cup and the upcoming match against Newcastle. The manager's pre-match press conference will

Manchester United is gearing up to face Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup fourth round as they aim to recover from their recent derby defeat. The match is a repeat of last season's final, which Manchester United won 2-0 with goals from Casemiro and Marcus Rashford at Wembley. However, there are concerns regarding the fitness of Casemiro, who has been dealing with injuries and suspensions, causing him to miss the last three games. While he has resumed training after returning from international duty,

West Ham's United's remarkable 17-game unbeaten run in European competitions came to a halt with a 2-1 loss to Olympiakos in the Europa League. The Hammers had been on a historic streak of consecutive matches without a loss but couldn't extend it against the Greek side. In a closely watched Group A match, Olympiakos' captain, Kostas Fortounis, opened the scoring in the 33rd minute with a powerful toe-poked strike from the edge of the penalty box. The home crowd roared with approval as

Liverpool secured a convincing 5-1 victory over Toulouse in the Europa League, with midfielder Ryan Gravenberch delivering a standout performance. This win puts Liverpool in a commanding position in Group E and a step closer to the knockout phase of the competition. The match at Anfield started with an early goal from Liverpool, as Diogo Jota scored just nine minutes into the game after an impressive run. However, Toulouse responded quickly, equalizing with a goal from Thijs Dallinga five minutes later. Wataru Endo,

Manchester United's Andre Onana has come to the defense of his teammate, Alejandro Garnacho, following a controversial social media post. Garnacho had posted a celebratory image featuring Onana and other teammates after Onana's late penalty save in their 1-0 victory over FC Copenhagen on Tuesday night. The post, which has since been deleted, included emojis that some found offensive. The Football Association (FA) is aware of the social media post and has reached out to Garnacho through Manchester United to gather his perspective

Manchester United has a storied history of doing things the hard way, and this tradition continues even in the modern era. The club, known for its dramatic comebacks and late-game heroics, seems to thrive on adversity. This trend of dramatic victories and late-game heroics is embedded in the club's DNA, harkening back to the glorious days under Sir Alex Ferguson. The 1998-99 Treble-winning season, in particular, was a testament to United's ability to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. From late 'Fergie-time'