that is the starting 11 for manchester city. —— manchester city. championship as well, with the top three playing. that's all for now on sportsday. hello there. good evening. gone now are those sunny skies across england and wales. instead, today, we've been seeing thickening cloud, showery outbreaks of rain on and off, milder—feeling conditions too, along with a brisk south—westerly wind. but the colder air hung on for much of scotland, also to the far north of northern ireland. some hazy sunshine on and off. but even here, it will be turning milder and more unsettled now as we head through the rest of the week, as that warm front continues to drag the mild air in from the south—west, displacing the colder air to the far north of scotland, where even here, it'll disappear by the time we get to the end of the day tomorrow. but overnight tonight, still some showery outbreaks of rain on and off for much of the night across england and wales, more cloud being thrown across northern ireland. eventually, a wet start to the day here tomorrow. cloud, too,

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we have an exclusive sit down with the new manchester united co—owner for his thoughts on the manchesternited rebuild. the british billionaire says he wants a new stadium, one for united and the north of england. it is about time somebody built a national stadium, in the north. elsewhere, league leaders liverpool leather luton 4—1 to go four points clear at the top of the premier league. could it be ben back bowling? the england captain ben stokes in line to bowl in the fourth test with india. welcome to sportsday. it's been almost two decades of discontent at the way manchester united has been run. many supporters have wanted change from even before the glazer family took over at old trafford. well, they've finally got their wish... in one way at least. it's not new owners perhaps, but a new co—owner to take control of football operations. sirjim ratcliffe's purchase of around 28% of the club completed on tuesday, and the british billionaire has given his first tv interview not done by in house media to our sports editor dan roan. ratcliffe has been talking about his desire to take unit

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dan roan has this exclusive with the new manchester united co—owner.ow does it feel to be co—owner of the club you've supported most of your life? i the club you've supported most of our life? , , , ., the club you've supported most of ourlife? , ,., , your life? i suppose it is a very roud your life? i suppose it is a very proud moment _ your life? i suppose it is a very proud moment and _ your life? i suppose it is a very proud moment and i'm - your life? i suppose it is a very proud moment and i'm very i your life? i suppose it is a very - proud moment and i'm very honoured to be in this position where i can influence the of manchester united. it's not something i would've contemplated in my younger years, but here we are. you do have to pinch yourself really, because it is a sort of a boyhood dream. but they never come true, normally, do they? this is the exception to the rule and it's a nice one for me. how determined are you to restore this club to its former glory? the only reason i got involved is because i want to see manchester united restore

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breaking news from manchester crown court.— manchester crown court.anchester crown court. i can tell you the judge in — manchester crown court. i can tell you the judge in the _ manchester crown court. i can tell you the judge in the case - manchester crown court. i can tell you the judge in the case of - manchester crown court. i can tell you the judge in the case of the i you the judge in the case of the brianna ghey sentencing has lifted the order in relation to the naming of the children involved in the case. they are both 16, up until now they have been known as girl x and boy y for legal reasons but we can tell you that real names which are eddie ratcliffe, 16 from luke and scarlettjenkinson, also note 16 and from cultures. convicted in december of murdering brianna ghey almost exactly a year ago. the media had made an application for the names to be brought into the public domain and thejudge has be brought into the public domain and the judge has lifted that did this morning. we are now awaiting the sentencing of the two teenagers for the murd

rowan bridge outside manchester crown court| outside manchester crown court bringing us the latest there bbc news website. we have a live page “p bbc news website. we have a live page up and running, we have our correspondents inside the court bringing you the very latest, judith moritz is there inside the courtroom and one of her posts i'm just reading to you now from our live page online is one of a statement from esther ghey, brianna's mother, who says it is so quiet without brianna. that was read out on her behalf. she also recalls picking out which pink car brianna would have liked for her 18th birthday and she says that the good memories hurt so much because she's not there to share them with me. that is just some of the emotion coming out of court and judith inside court, you can get her on twitter or on the live page, judith moritz, saying that courtroom number two at manchester crown court where today's hearing is taking place is packed. it isn'tjust packed full of brianna's family but it is also packed full of both offenders' family. so, so many people involved in this trial. j

manchester united, nor juventus. there's manchester united, norjuventus. he could've probably been an even bigger player. but that suspension and ruling is not going to ruin, i would say, his whole reputation. especially in france where people really, really like him. i think where people really, really like him. ithink it where people really, really like him. i think it would be a sad ending for him and his career, but it wouldn't be something — he personal social media, a post saying how this ruling is ruining what he achieved in his career and what he's donein achieved in his career and what he's done in the past. and i quite strongly disagree with that. if they want to make a strong example of him, some players before him have been caught taking the same substances, the same food that have proven to be testosterone, but they've not been punished as he was today. they want to make a proper example, but it won't ruin his career, but he left in football, especially in france, and across europe i think. but he had a great career overall, and i think people

— at manchester united? certainly in his first spell _ at manchester united?ted? certainly in his first spell at manchester - his first spell at manchester united, he came through the youth ranks there, they were devastated see him go when he left in 2012 for juventus. he thrived in his first speu juventus. he thrived in his first spell atjuventus. he returned to old trafford in 2016 in an £89 million deal. he won the world cup with france two years later, scoring in the final against croatia. it is fair to say he didn't hit the same height at united that he has shown atjuventus, where he was shown as one of the best players in the world and potentially their future one of the best players in the world and potentially theirfuture in midfield. he left on a free transfer from united for a second time in 2022, returned tojuventus in an attempt to resurrect his career at that point but his career has been beset by injury since then. he missed the world cup in qatar due to injury and it has proved a disastrous campaign for him upon his return to event is for the p

rowan bridge outside manchester crown court following - manchester crown court following developments's mother esther believes it was the right decision. ~ . u, decision. when the verdict came throu . h, decision. when the verdict came through. i _ decision. when the verdict came through. i saw— decision. when the verdict came through, i saw how _ decision. when the verdict came through, i saw how devastated l decision. when the verdict came i through, i saw how devastated one decision. when the verdict came - through, i saw how devastated one of the mums was. and it kind of made me feel that that is how i felt when i found out the news about brianna. because it is true that we have all lost our children. i think that if they won't names, it is just delaying the inevitable, they are going to be named when they are 18. if they are named now then that is going to get it out of the way, it will get the attention over with and then hopefully we can focus on something more positive like the campaign. something more positive like the cam airn. ., something more positive like the camaiun. .

the only reason i have got involved in manchester united is because i want to see manchester united restoredt is a two to three season challenge to get the organisation and environment right. but less than 2a hours after ratcliffe's purchase of a 28% stake in the club was confirmed, he told me he wants to make an immediate impact when it comes to the club's stadium, old trafford. what is your latest thinking about old trafford, its future, the state it is in? a bit tired, frankly. it is in need of refurbishment. it is about time someone built a national stadium or a stadium capable of taking national games in the north of england, rather than building everything in the south. it sounds like your preference, sirjim, is for a new stadium, if it can be achieved. if it can be achieved, yeah, clearly that would... i would be very excited about that prospect. ratcliffe had wanted to buy the club outright, but has had to settle for a minority share that sees him take control of football operations from the american glazer family, who put the club up for sale after years of protests from fans over t

the match on bbc one later is nottingham forest against manchester united and i suppose manchester unitedl. , , , ., ., ., well. despite having won at the weekend united _ well. despite having won at the weekend united exposed - well. despite having won at the weekend united exposed the i well. despite having won at the - weekend united exposed the flagyl side in that 2—1 defeat to fulham at old trafford on saturday. there are nottingham forest in the fifth round tonight, where they've already lost in the league this season. tag hag has also had to respond to media criticism. he's been addressing analysis of his winger anthony who they signed from ajax, ten hag's former club. i they signed from a'ax, ten hag's former club. i know his abilities, ureat former club. i know his abilities, great abilities. _ former club. i know his abilities, great abilities. when _ former club. i know his abilities, great abilities. when he - former club. i know his abilities, great abilities. when he plays, l former club. i know his abilities, great abilities. when he plays, i | great abilities. when he play

a brace from jayden danns and a lewis koumas strike sets up a potentially thrilling tie at manchestera wonderful play, and well done by lewis. but that second half, come on. if we got the ball back, and he passed it back, that's what a striker has to do. thankfully that youth department is so big in the fa cup, so where else to put the ball? it's a ball you can more or less see coming because he has a nose for it. manchester united welcome their bitter rivals to old trafford, after they came through their last—16 tie at nottingham forest. casemiro with the only goal of the game in the 89th minute at the city ground. it's fantastic, so fantastic games coming up. so this team, what they showed today, that is great. they have to show it every day and stomach again, and that's what i've seen over the last couple months —— every game. sometimes it's the case, but still you have to find a way to win. wolves reached the fa cup quarterfinals for the third time this century, after beating brighton 1—0 at molineux. mario lemina was on the scoresheet for gary o'neil's side, who will go on to fac

manchester city and real madrid confirm their status as favorites in the current champions league.nly these clubs scored the maximum number of points in the group stage and won a synchronized victory at the start playoff round. the townspeople took over. over copenhagen, the creamy ones minimally defeated leipsik. all the details are further in our review. the danish capital has been waiting for this moment for 13 years for the playoffs of the champions football league. in 2011, copenhagen reached the knockout round, then they also faced a club from great britain, chelsea lost. now, the current winner of the tournament, english champion manchester city, was visiting the parkin stadium arena. the stands were full on tuesday evening. performance of the hosts for comparison with the players manchester were hit 12 times, in stoppage time by the first half bernard silva again brought the guests ahead, and shortly before the final whistle phil foden put an end to the match; the guests' defense simply failed this episode. and this is how the third goal was scored in manchester city. 3:1 a

manchester city have gone top of the wsl after beating leicester 2—0.oints with chelsea. but arsenal's title chances have suffered from a 2—1 defeat at west ham. england captain leah williamson made her first start since suffering an acl injury in april. she played 45 minutes, leaving at half time when her side were 1—0 up through alessia russo. and england team—mate of her. after a penalty gave west ham the equaliser. hawa cissoko clinched the three points and a first—ever win over arsenal in the wsl. so a point for chelsea in the late game will be enough to retake the lead from manchester city. they're playing everton. guro reiten has given chelsea the lead from the penalty spot, 1—0 at half—time. elsewhere nikita parris scored twice for the second game in a row as manchester united beat brighton. liverpool and spurs drew 1—1. you're watching sportsday. time for some of our other headlines. harlequins women beat sale sharks by 53—12 in the premiership. ellie kildunne was the star of the show with four tries. quins move up to sixth with the win. judd t

, and it means that manchester united host their bitter rivals liverpool in the last eight.ou later. hello there. sunshine was a scarce commodity across the uk on wednesday — but we had most of it in eastern scotland, withjust overfour hours of sunshine in edinburgh. however, the rest of us, rather cloudy, grey and, at times, wet — but it was mild with it. however, as the rain continues to push south and east, the wind direction is changing. we'll see a return to some colder air across our shores. so thursday will start off mild but wet across southeast england and east anglia. quite a lot of cloud generally across england and wales, with the best of any brighter skies into northern ireland, scotland — northwest scotland seeing a real rash of showers, accompanied by gale—force gusts of winds through the day. it will start to turn colder generally across scotland, 6—9 celsius, maybe double digits for a time before that front clears through in the southeast. but, as we move out of thursday into friday, we see this next frontal system moving in — and, as temperatures fall away

and saudi arabia continues to spend big on sport — welcome along, thank you forjoining us. and manchestery's quest to keep hold of their trophy. the first leg of their last 16 tie 3—1 at fc copenhagen. it wasn't entirely straightforward for them though. kevin de bruyne put them ahead inside ten minutes, but the danish champions took advantage of a poor clearance from goalkeeper ederson — as magnus mattsson equalised with a fantastic strike. however, it wasn't level for long — bernardo silva making it 2—1 to cityjust before half—time with but the holders ensured they left with a two—goal arguably the most serious challengers to city's crown are the record 1a time winners real madrid — and they've won the first leg of their last 16 tie 1—0 at rb leipzig. it was a former city player, brahim diaz, who got the only goal of the game in germany. he did thejude bellingham celebration, in support of the england midfielder who missed the game through injury. the second leg is in three weeks�* time, just as it is for manchester city. as the knockout stages continue. bayern munich have a chance to pu

that is manchester city who won the trophy for times, manchester city who won the trophy fortimes, mosthe trophy for times, most recently a couple of years ago. they will play... number one. number one is chelsea, the two—time winners, in league cup semifinals for the seventh consecutive season. our second semifinal will be between two number four. london city lioness or arsenal both top of their group to reach the quarterfinals. and they will play... number three. aston villa hoping to reach theirfirst final number three. aston villa hoping to reach their first final after the penalty shoot—out win over brighton. there we have it. it is manchester city against chelsea london city lionesses against aston villa. that first semifinal is stacked. a repeat from the final couple years ago for that manchester city against chelsea. , , ., ., ., that manchester city against chelsea. , ., ., ., ., chelsea. definitely one of a lot of eo - le chelsea. definitely one of a lot of peeple will _ chelsea. definitely one of a lot of peeple will be — chelsea. definitely one of a lot of people will be wat

many of manchester's rou:h the hospital. many of manchester's rough sleepers _ the hospital.hester's rough sleepers come to _ the hospital. many of manchester's rough sleepers come to this - the hospital. many of manchester's rough sleepers come to this centre j rough sleepers come to this centre forfood, warmth rough sleepers come to this centre for food, warmth and advice, but they can't provide accommodation. there is simply not enough affordable homes in the city, or indeed the country. michael buchanan, bbc news. vladimir putin claims the russian military has the initiative in the war in ukraine, and is advancing in a number of areas. he was giving his annual state of the nation address, two weeks before russia's 2024 presidential election. steve rosenberg is live in moscow for us. this is a leader sounding more and more confident about pretty much everything, every time he appears in public. everything, every time he appears in ublic. . ~ everything, every time he appears in ublic. . ,, , public. yeah, ithink so. keep in mind with _ public. yeah, ithink so. keep in mind

the only reason i've got involved in manchester united is because i want to see manchester united restoredhe world. i mean, maybe i'm slightly biased, but i think it's the biggest club. it's the most well known club in the world. it has the greatest history in the world, and it should be playing the greatest football in the world, which it has been from time to time. so it should always be challenging for the premiership and it should always be challenging for the champions. a pioneering satellite — first launched in 1995 — is due to fall to earth at any moment. the ers—two — known as the grandfather satellite— was one of two that were launched by the european space agency to help scientists monitor the earth's activity. as it re—enters the earth's atmosphere most of the device will burn off, but any fragments that survive will most likely fall into the ocean. a couple who won a £61 million share of a euromillions jackpot have said at first they mistakenly thought they had only won £2.60. richard and debbie nuttall from colne, in lancashire, scooped the prize last month , and found out whi

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london pulse were beaten by manchester thunder.hips at the age of 45 took him as far as the semi finals of the 60 metres in birmingham. running from lane one on the right chambers... who won the world title in this event... finished last in his semi final... which was won by eventual championjeremiah azu... who's less than half chambers' age. amy hunt is the women's sixty metres champion. the 21 year old's strong finish saw her take the title in a time of 7.26 seconds ahead of bianca williams. cindy sember secured her place at next month's world indoor championships in glasgow in the heats of the 60 metres hurdles and followed that up with the title in a time of 7.99 seconds. the final day of competition concludes tomorrow. and finally despite being woken in the middle of the night after her hotel room flooded following heavy rain, charley hull managed to move back into contention at the saudi ladies international in riyadh. a lack of sleep didn't stop england's world number eight from sinking six birdies as she carded a round of 6

the champions manchester city are up to second, ahead of arsenal on goal difference.ar too strong for struggling burnley winning 3—1 at the etihad. julian alvarez scored twice in the first half and rodri cemented city's win with their third, less than a minute into the second half. another positive for city, erling haaland came off the bench for 20 minutes after two months out with a foot injury. ameen al dakhil pulled one back for burnley in injury time but they remain in the relegation zone seven points off safety. today the game was not close. they had a feeling that it was close, but it was not especially for the types of players that we have. less control. more runners, more speed. it's not easy to face and they never give up, they try they try and try and try, and i think today we won for the quality of the players that we have not because we control. i don't have that feeling. tottenham were trailing 1—0 to brentford at half—time but scored three quick goals from destiny udogie, brennanjohnson and richarlison straight after the break and won 3—2 in the end. tha

the fa cup holders manchester city are entering a defining moment of the season, with games against manchesterhat they're at luton town this evening, who caused manchester united and liverpool some problems in their last two games, but ultimately had nothing to show for it. could it be different tonight with city expected to shuffle their pack. james burridge is at kenilworth road. welcome where luton town will be trying to pull off of the greatest results in the history by knocking out the holders manchester city and they lost 4—1 not the best form and three defeats in a row manchester city beat bournemouth 1—0 on saturday to continue their title pursuit. hopeful of a bit of cup of magic and they haven't actually won the fa cup in 1959 and two teams played in the fa cup and in the main road, luton has the courage to play and face the challenge without fear. boosting tonight by the return and against copenhagen but got injured in a possibility of this site tonight to play against luton town against the citizens in the kick—off is at eight o'clock. bournemouth, seemingly safe in the premier lea

here is what we have coming up: manchester citibank their game in hand with a win over brentford. the real deal. bappe on the move to madrid as the le liga giants get the world's most wanted man. yorkshire chairman colin graze explains why he's never personally apologised to rafiq for the abuse he suffered at the club. thanks forjoining us on sports day. we begin in the premier league. manchester city are second, one point off the top of the table after beating brent ford 1—0 at home. who else than this man scoring a vital win 19 minutes from time as manchester city eventually broke brentford'sry sees tans to close within a point of the summit. it was harlin�*s 22nd strike. he's scored against every premier league opponent. more imimportantly, secured a victory that takes city above arsenal to second spot, one behind liverpool. mist opportunity last game against chelsea. we make the second half to get a better result, but so far the team is there. we are closer but at the end now, the real part of the season. united, liverpool, arsenal. tough games, tough period. we are there. i a

haaland the hero, as manchester city bank their game in hand with a win over brentford. the real deal. mbappe on the move to madrid, as the la liga giants get the world's most wanted man. the yorkshire chairman, colin graves, explains why he has never personally apologised to azeem rafiq for the abuse he suffered at the club. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we begin in the premier league where manchester city are up to second, one point off the top of the table, after beating brentford 1—0 at home. and who else but this man, erling haaland, scoring a vital winner 19 minutes from time, as manchester city eventually broke brentford's stubborn resistance to close to within a point of the premier league summit. it was haaland's 22nd strike of the season and means he has now scored against every premier league opponent he has faced. more importantly, it secured a victory that takes city above arsenal into second spot, one point behind liverpool. missed opportunity last game against chelsea. we make the second half to get a better result, but so far the team is t

it's manchester city's day.it, crashing out before the quarterfinals for the second year in a row. for manchester city, though, well, their quest for wembley just got one step closer. jo currie, bbc news, meadow park. in the other matches, the holders chelsea are through after beating crystal palace 1—0. manchester united, liverpool, everton and brighton also go through. let's take you to the africa cup of nations now, where either the hosts ivory coast or fellow former champions nigeria will be crowned kings of the continent later this evening. the super eagles are looking for a fourth title, while the ivorians are hoping to add to their wins in 1992 and 2015. our reporter ian williams is in abidjan for us. well, i was here at the stadium for the opening match, which also featured ivory coast. now, that felt big. this feels bigger. we've got extra security, fans are being stopped and checked kilometres away from the stadium. and then early on this afternoon, having to walk those kilometres in burning heat. but

airport to manchester piccadilly station.ernment promised it would give certainty on that and come based on the views of the mayors, greater manchester in the mayors, greater manchester in the city region as well as the news of the business community to a subtle view rather than later. if the premise that come to manchester or anywhere in the north of england, and announce something like that, we were going to give certainty and get the legislation back in parliament, the legislation back in parliament, the most ironic thing is andrew percy on the bill committee, the man supposed to be planning the railway in manchester was, it is in his constituency so he was having his picture taken when bluntly he should've been back in parliament with the government with his work to do planning is for a way for stubby cannot do hisjob do planning is for a way for stubby cannot do his job and a whole committee in parliament in whitehall and westminster sitting doing announce because the government cannot make up its mind. it is not good en

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at the beginning of the round of 16 of this competition, manchester city defeated the defending champions copenhagen denmark by 3-1 kevin de bruyne bernardo silva and philfoden for manchester city magnus masson for copenhagen scored. in the other game, real madrid defeated its host, leipzig, germany, with a single goal in the 48th minute by ibrahim diaz. the first leg matches of the round of 16 finals of the european champions league will be followed tonight with two more simultaneous games at 11:30 p.m. paris saint-germain will host sociedad and lazio will host bayern munich. third. many sports activists were honored for protecting the environment by holding a ceremony. although the invited people are all athletes, they gathered for a different purpose. the environment has nothing to do with the organization of a particular person or organ, the individuality of humans they take advantage of the gifts of the earth to trace works . when our athlete takes care of environmental issues , he will definitely have fans and people who are interested in him . a topic that is considered to be the c

we manchester united desperately need him. ~ , ., , manchester united desperately need him. . , . , manchesterndow has been so _ him. we explained in depth as to why this window has been so quiet. - basically financial fair play — now known as profit and sustainability — or psr if you're into catchy three letter acronyms. it's seen most clubs tighten their belts. maybe none more so than at newcastle — with all their saudi riches backing them too. katie gornall is at st james park — katie — tell us the impact its had. well, it has had a big impact because it's effectively left newcastle united with their hands tied behind their back. as you say, they've got the riches of saudi arabia's pif fund they've got the riches of saudi arabia's piffund behind them but they are not in a position to use it because they are too close to that psr limits effectively in a position now where they have to sell in order to buy in this window. it's something the club and for it has been quite open about. it's fuelled speculation and a number of key players for them, the likes of kyran who is subject to a bed from

dmitry, please repeat, bayern, manchester united, barcelona, ​​manchester united, manchester united,f manchester city, but he did not coach the moncunians, this is the correct answer. plus 5 points. evgeny, topic. let's try sports history. change the topic, dmitry doesn’t want to try it, although perhaps it’s not as scary as it seems at first glance. change the subject. hockey. rest, who's resting? dmitry is resting. and now it’s dmitry’s turn to rest. well, let's try. hockey. russia or canada? which team was the last to win the olympic games? hockey eugene. russia. russia. absolutely right. olympic games 2018. canada was first at the 2014 games. vadim. subject. belarus. rest, i'll go first. oh my god. who? who's on vacation? vadim. fine. vadim is resting, but i raised evgeniy first. therefore, evgeny answers in any case. evgeniy was needed. send me to rest, that's what i mean. okay, topic belarus. what is the name of the first professional cycling club in the history of modern belarus? minsk. minsk, absolutely right, was created in 2013. this is the correct answer. and our time has

it's manchester city's day., crashing out before the quarterfinals for the second year in a row. for manchester city, though, well, their quest for wembley just got one step closer. jo currie, bbc news, meadow park. well as you heard the goal came from defender laia aleixandri, an unlikely goal—scorer you might say. she spoke tojo currie after the match. i was very exciting to help the team with a goal also it is an important when, we were top class in the back line everyone fighting for each other. 50 line everyone fighting for each other. , . , ., other. so very excited. is that the bi est other. so very excited. is that the biggest gold _ other. so very excited. is that the biggest gold you _ other. so very excited. is that the biggest gold you have _ other. so very excited. is that the biggest gold you have every - other. so very excited. is that the i biggest gold you have every scored? yes. biggest gold you have every scored? yes it_ biggest gold you have every scored? yes it is_ biggest gold you have ever

dan roan has this exclusive with the new manchester united co—owner. suppose it is a very proud moment and i'm - your life? i suppose it is a very proud moment and i'm very i your life? i suppose it is a very - proud moment and i'm very honoured proud moment and i�*m very honoured to be in this position where i can influence the of manchester united. it�*s not something i would�*ve contemplated in my younger years, but here we are. you do have to pinch yourself

manchester united and the manchester united and the manchester united fans are probably thrilled he'snow but it shows a scant lack of respect for history of the club. if for the history of the club. if one of the first things you want to do is flatten on the ground, which even i've heard of, old trafford the most trafford is probably the most iconic stadium the iconic football stadium in the country. europe >> it shows a misjudgement of my view. i mean, there's no doubt. look, the fans have been complaining . they've complained complaining. they've complained to my book about to me when i wrote my book about the old trafford . the state of old trafford. listen, i go to fulham . i'm a listen, i go to fulham. i'm a fulham season ticket holder. my stand was built in 1901. it has wooden floors, wooden seats. i can barely bend my knees and the turnstile is almost two narrow for people like me to get in. um, and that's football. for people like me to get in. um, and that's football . and i um, and that's football. and i it's like living in a museum. but united fans are very entitled. i get

rasmus has been a manchester player since august 2023. the agreement is valid until 2028.same evening , west hem played bortmouth at home 1:1, the forward opened the scoring in the third minute guests dominic salanke. westcom pulled back thanks to a penalty in the 61st minute. the kick from the point was converted by james ord prowse. the hammers have 36 points and a high sixth place in the league. moreover, the team led by david moise has not won since december 28. in the nineteenth round, arsenal were beaten, but then in five matches the londoners did not have a single victory. borman rose to twelfth place in the table after the draw. real madrid, thanks to hasela's brace, beat hittafi to the top of the la liga table. this happened as a result of the transfer match of the twentieth round. in the fourteenth minute, lucas vazquez on the right flank received a pass from federic valverda, rushed away from the defender who was guarding him and crossed it onto the goal line. the goalkeeper did not. the last day did not take place, ronaldo was injured and messi came out towards

the second leg is in three weeks�* time, just as it is for manchester city.s to come on wednesday, as the knockout stages continue. bayern munich have a chance to put their bundelsiga defeat to bayer leverkusen at the weekend behind them, as they go to lazio for the first leg of their last 16 tie. bayern have won the trophy six times, with their most recent success four years ago when they beat paris saint—germain. and psg also play on wednesday with kylian mbappe set to return for their first leg at home to real sociedad. the 25—year—old france striker was an unused substitute in their 3—1 league win against lille on saturday. football's world record transfer fee for a woman has been broken again. zambia international racheal kundananji has left madrid to join newly created us team bay fc, based in the californian city of sanjose. the fee is believed to be around $860,000. so many girls who text me, trying to get advice from me, how they can get the best out of themselves. every time, the text me. they are looking up to me saying, i want to be like racheal.