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Premier League panel unanimously rules Sunderland penalty against Arsenal was wrong call
The Premier League's Key Match Incidents panel has ruled 5-0 that referee John Brooks was wrong to award Sunderland a penalty against Arsenal at the Stadium of Light, though a 3-2 majority found VAR was right not to intervene as the error was not clear and obvious.
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Manchester United post record £677.6m revenues but annual loss widens and debt climbs to £577.6m
Manchester United recorded revenues of £677.6 million for 2024-25, a 1.7% rise on the previous year, but the club's annual loss widened to £43 million and non-current borrowings climbed to £577.6 million.
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Manchester United post £22.6m operating profit as Ratcliffe's cost-cutting takes hold
Manchester United have recorded a full-year operating profit of £22.6 million in their fiscal 2026 results, with CEO Omar Berrada crediting record revenues and improved financial discipline — achieved despite the club's absence from European football last season.
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Garnacho faces Aston Villa exit after just 30 minutes of action under Emery
Alejandro Garnacho, signed on loan from Chelsea with a £43m buy clause, has managed just 30 minutes for Aston Villa and is already being linked with a January departure to Spanish clubs after falling out of favour with Unai Emery.
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Rooney accuses Man Utd board of 'weak' recruitment and backs Carrick to recover
Wayne Rooney has criticised Manchester United's recruitment team for leaving Michael Carrick short-handed, calling the squad 'a bit weak' after a summer window that brought in Andrey Santos and Youri Tielemans but left attack and defence understrength.
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Premier League panel backs Foden red card but admits VAR goal error cost Manchester United
The Premier League's Key Match Incidents Panel has upheld Phil Foden's red card from the Manchester derby while unanimously ruling that the VAR intervention which allowed City's winning goal was an error, with Enzo Fernandez adjudged offside.
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Robertson urges Tottenham to shed last season's weight after rock-bottom Premier League start
Andy Robertson has called on Tottenham to stop panicking and move past previous disappointments after Spurs collected just two points from their opening five Premier League matches, leaving them bottom of the table despite a £380m summer rebuild.
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Sesko's shin concern and Amad's ankle rehab headline United's international break injury update
Manchester United are assessing Benjamin Sesko's recurring shin problem after he withdrew from international duty, while Amad continues his ankle rehabilitation and could return after the break. Kobbie Mainoo and Marcus Rashford also pulled out of their respective squads.
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Maresca gives City's non-travelling players two weeks off before Liverpool trip
Enzo Maresca will allow Manchester City players not on international duty — including Phil Foden, Rico Lewis and Jeremy Doku — to take the full two-week break at their own discretion, with the squad expected to reassemble by Thursday ahead of the trip to Anfield.
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Premier League panel rules Sunderland penalty against Arsenal was wrong but clears VAR
A five-person Key Match Incidents panel has unanimously ruled that the penalty awarded against Arsenal at Sunderland on 12 September was incorrect, vindicating Mikel Arteta's furious post-match criticism. However, the panel backed VAR Stuart Attwell 3-2 for not intervening, finding it was not a clear and obvious error.
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Garnacho's £43m Villa buyout clause under threat as La Liga clubs circle struggling winger
Alejandro Garnacho has managed just 31 minutes of action on loan at Aston Villa from Chelsea, casting serious doubt over a £43m permanent deal that would have earned Manchester United around £300,000 via a sell-on clause.
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JJ Gabriel eyes Real Madrid or Barcelona exit as Man United race to keep academy star
Manchester United are working to retain 15-year-old academy prospect JJ Gabriel after the teenager signalled his desire to leave Old Trafford. Real Madrid, Barcelona, Bayern Munich and PSG are all reportedly interested in securing his signature.
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Houghton slams Irish government for leaving players in 'impossible' position over Israel fixtures
Ray Houghton has criticised the Irish government for failing to intervene sooner over the Republic of Ireland's upcoming Nations League matches against Israel, saying players are 'damned if they do and damned if they don't' after the Israeli FA attacked manager Heimir Hallgrimsson.
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Maguire urges Manchester United to 'ignore the noise' after five-game winless run
Harry Maguire has called on Manchester United to block out external criticism after a 1-1 draw at Fulham left the club 12th in the Premier League with just five points from their opening five games.
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Reijnders reveals tactical frustration and £86m deal drove his exit from Man City to Saudi Arabia
Tijjani Reijnders has explained that dissatisfaction with his advanced role at Manchester City, combined with a reported four-year contract worth around £86 million, convinced him to join Al Qadsiah in the Saudi Pro League after just one season at the club.
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Rooney warns Man United squad is 'weak' and Carrick was let down in transfer window
Wayne Rooney has backed Michael Carrick to turn around Manchester United's fortunes but believes the club failed their manager by leaving the squad short in key areas during the summer transfer window.
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Cantona says he would have refused to join United if Ratcliffe had been owner in 1992
Eric Cantona has publicly condemned Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe's repeated comments on immigration, saying he would not have signed for the club in 1992 had Ratcliffe been involved, and that he cannot accept such views from someone in Ratcliffe's position.
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Scholes and Butt mock Sesko shin injury and accuse Carrick of 'killing' Cunha at Man Utd
Paul Scholes and Nicky Butt have questioned the seriousness of Benjamin Sesko's shin injury, which kept him out of Manchester United's 1-1 draw with Fulham, while also criticising Michael Carrick for deploying Matheus Cunha as a centre-forward.
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Shearer reverses top-six prediction for Tottenham after £300m summer leaves them bottom
Alan Shearer has admitted his pre-season top-six forecast for Tottenham is already looking badly wrong, with Roberto De Zerbi's side winless and bottom of the Premier League after five games despite a summer outlay exceeding £300 million.
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Celtic chief vows to 'support' O'Neill after painful double defeat to Rangers
Chief executive Michael Nicholson has signalled Martin O'Neill will remain Celtic manager despite three consecutive defeats in eight days, including two losses to Rangers, and growing pressure from a frustrated fanbase.
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