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Despite Missing Key Players, City Can Pick Up Champions Cup Victory

The Manchester Derby Cometh

Premier League football is a magical thing in more ways than one, and one of the fixtures that defines that magic is the Manchester derby. Of course, there are a parade of other derbies that have and continue to take place on a year by year basis in England’s top flight division, but few hold the same kind of stakes from a ‘quality’ perspective. Both clubs are considered to be amongst the biggest in England,

Juventus to Ease Past United and Take Control of Group H

One of the big headline games of the Champions League takes place on Wednesday when Manchester United travel to face Juventus. These two are two of the biggest names in European football, although right now they are both trending in different directions.

Juventus are on the up, and making move to try and climb back to the top of the pile in Europe, while United are struggling to make an impact domestically, and they haven’t shown their worth in Europe for a while now.

Manchester United Can Ease to First Friendly Victory

Last Chance Saloon For Jose Mourinho

There were a lot of storylines heading into this weekend’s Premier League action, and with a handful of games still remaining, it’ll be interesting to see how the rest of the encounters go down. However, beyond anything else it certainly seems like there’s one overriding story that everyone is talking about: and that is the future of Jose Mourinho. Regardless of whatever has happened in the past, it feels like there’s only one thing left for the Portuguese boss to do and that is win.

Cristiano Ronaldo to Sink United on Old Trafford Return

If you are looking for the best game of this week’s Champions League fixtures then you are not likely to find a better one than the clash at Old Trafford on Tuesday night between Manchester United and Juventus. The storyline is set for Cristiano Ronaldo to return to Old Trafford once more, though things are a little different this time. United are struggling, and reportedly had the chance to sign Ronaldo this summer, when he moved to Juventus.

Mourinho Set For Disappointment at Stamford Bridge Against Chelsea

The biggest game of the weekend in the Premier League is the very first game to kick off, when Manchester United travel south to take on Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in the lunchtime kick off on Saturday. A game between these two will always attract attention, but with the pressure on United boss Jose Mourinho showing no signs of going away, a trip to face his old team is going to add even more interest to this game.

Newcastle Aim For Glory Against Manchester United

The Premier League will be returning to our screens tonight, as we gear up for another packed weekend of action in the leading league in European football – which, of course, is considered to be debatable to some. We’ve had a handful of games played by every single team now, and it’s interesting to evaluate where things currently stand. We’ve got teams performing way above expectations and we’ve got others who aren’t really living up to their potential,

Do or Die For Manchester United Against Valencia

Manchester United have made their worst start to a Premier League season in almost three decades. While this may have absolutely no bearing whatsoever on the Champions League, which is what we’re going to focus on, that fact still needs to be addressed because it could easily cause their confidence to dip in other competitions that they’re involved in. Of course, the priority for many United fans is going to be finally getting Jose Mourinho out of the club so that they can start fresh,

Lampard’s Derby a Great Bet Away at Old Trafford

The EFL Cup often struggles to get both players and fans excited but there are many reasons why Derby County will be up for the cup on Tuesday night when they travel to Manchester United. The main reason is the clash between the two managers, Frank Lampard has a chance to go up against his old boss and good friend Jose Mourinho, he would love to get oHne over on him I am sure.

I always think that the biggest teams are vulnerable in this competition,

Derby Aim To Stun Manchester United

We’ve been treated to another entertaining weekend of Premier League and Championship action thus far, with several surprising results as well as some quality goals, tackles and pieces of last minute drama. Yes, that’s pretty much how it works every single weekend, but it’s nice to point it out – especially now that we’re gearing up for a busy period of the domestic campaign. The reason for that is the impending next round of the League Cup,

Watford Can Continue Perfect Start Against Manchester United

Right now Watford are in 3rd place in the Premier League table with 12 points, while Manchester United are in 10th place with six points. Had you asked fans of the game about how the league would have looked after the first four games, almost everyone would have told you that these two teams would be the opposite way round, with United in 3rd and Watford in 10th. However, that isn’t the case and while the poor start that Manchester United have had has been one of the biggest talking points so far,

Burnley & Manchester United Face Huge Local Derby

English football can be a tricky thing to work around, especially when you compete in the Premier League. It’s considered to be one of the most competitive leagues in the world, both in terms of its entertainment factor and how difficult it is to find consistency. We’ve seen big teams falter and we’ve seen surprise results for over 25 years now, so you’d think nothing would surprise us. While that’s true that doesn’t mean we don’t still get incredibly amped up to see two notable teams go against one another,

Manchester United & Tottenham Battle On Monday Night Football

Following another lively set of fixtures yesterday as well as what will likely be an entertaining few games today, it’s safe to say that the Premier League is well and truly back. The top flight of English football has always been viewed as one of the premier forms of football entertainment across the world, and there are many good reasons for that. Two of those reasons, ironically enough, are set to square off tomorrow on Monday Night Football,