Mata admits Man Utd are tired after edging past Copenhagen

Manchester United midfielder Juan Mata admits the team is ‘quite tired physically’ after narrowly beating FC Copenhagen 1-0 after extra time to reach the Europa League semi-finals.

Solskjaer responds to Sancho transfer talk

Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer refused to talk about rumoured transfer target Jadon Sancho after the Red Devils advanced to the Europa League semi-finals.

Mbappe injury leaves Neymar carrying PSG’s UCL hopes

For two seasons running Neymar was forced to watch in frustration from the sidelines as Paris Saint-Germain’s Champions League dreams went up in smoke in his absence.

Ferdinand compares ‘magnificent’ Chelsea new signing Ziyech to Mahrez

Former Manchester United centre-back Rio Ferdinand has described Chelsea new signing Hakim Ziyech as ‘magnificent’ while also comparing him with Manchester City winger Riyad Mahrez.

Martinez: I’ll leave Arsenal if I don’t get more games

Arsenal goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez has insisted that he will seek a move away from the club if he doesn’t get more games next season.

Pogba ‘the ideal gift’ for Pirlo at Juventus – Toni

Paul Pogba would be the ‘ideal gift’ for Andrea Pirlo following his appointment as Juventus head coach, according to former teammate Luca Toni.

Man Utd refuse to give up on Sancho signing despite Dortmund claims

Manchester United are refusing to give up on their pursuit of Jadon Sancho despite Borussia Dortmund insisting that the winger will not be leaving the club this summer.

Fernandes extra-time penalty guides Man United past Kobenhavn

Bruno Fernandes converted a penalty in extra time to lift Manchester United past FC Copenhagen 1-0 and reach the semi-finals of the Europa League.

Martial is at the best level in his career, there’s more to come – Solskjaer

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says Anthony Martial is “at the best level in his career” and that “there’s more to come” from the improving Manchester United striker.

Liverpool were better last year – Barnes

Liverpool’s Premier League-winning team of 2019-20 was not as good as the one that finished as runners-up in the previous campaign, according to Anfield great John Barnes.