Football - Talents News

• Man Utd bosses back Ten Hag despite 'unacceptable' Spurs ... Erik ten Hag retains the backing of Manchester United's football leadership structure with no immediate plans for a change of manager. more
• Ref Watch: Should Fernandes have seen red? Former Premier League referee Dermot Gallagher is back to assess the controversial moments from the weekend's action. more
• The alarming stats for Ten Hag and Man Utd It was a miserable Sunday for Erik ten Hag, as he stood in the rain watching his Man Utd side being thrashed by Tottenham. Gary Neville labelled it one of the worst performances under the Dutchman's reign. And the stats show why the pressure is piling on him… more
• Ten Hag floundering but should Man Utd chiefs have seen i... A shambolic defensive display culminating in a heavy defeat. A dejected group of players and a manager insisting he needs more time. The most damning thing about Manchester United’s capitulation against Tottenham is that it all felt so familiar. more
• Neville: Man Utd display 'absolutely disgusting' ​​​​​​​​​​Gary Neville has branded Manchester United's performance in their 3-0 defeat to Tottenham as "absolutely disgusting". more
• Ten Hag: I'm not thinking about being sacked Erik ten Hag insists he is not worried about being sacked after Manchester United's miserable start to the season. more
• Ten-player Man Utd hammered by Spurs as Bruno sees red FREE TO WATCH: Highlights from Tottenham's win against Manchester United in the Premier League. more
• Man Utd latest: Back pages turn on Ten Hag more
• Live on Sky: Potter to join MNF for Bournemouth vs Saints Former Chelsea and Brighton manager Graham Potter will join Jamie Carragher and Dave Jones on Monday Night Football as Bournemouth host Southampton. more
• Neville: Liverpool 'well below' Arsenal and Man City Gary Neville does not consider Liverpool title contenders because he thinks Arne Slot's side are "well below" Arsenal and Man City. more
• McNeil's new role, Kulusevski's creativity and Gravenberc... Dwight McNeil was the hero for Everton as they picked up their first Premier League win of the season in coming from behind to beat Crystal Palace . He scored both goals in the second half, a performance that only underlined his excellent form in a new role. more
• Arsenal latest: Fitness of Calafiori, White to be 'review... more
• Arsenal vs PSG preview: Dembele dropped after reported En... more
• WSL fixture conflict: Chelsea vs Man Utd postponed Chelsea's Women's Super League meeting with Manchester United has been postponed over player welfare concerns. more
• Hits and misses: Emery faces tough balancing act as Man U... more
• How Southampton are changing their style Southampton manager Russell Martin has a very clear philosophy. more
• EFL latest: L1 & L2 review pod! Blues, Wrexham & Gills more
• Scottish Premiership: What did we learn? There were plenty of goals in the Scottish Premiership as some impressive runs continued, while other wins were less than convincing - so what did we learn from the latest round of games? more
• Tottenham latest: Player ratings as Kulusevski and Van de... more
• Papers: Bayern target move for Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson The top stories and transfer rumours from Monday's newspapers... more