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  1. Carrick 'expects sack' at Man Utd

    Michael Carrick is reportedly showing physical signs that he expects to be relieved of his duties as Manchester United manager following a disastrous start to the Premier League campaign. The Red Devils' recent failure to secure victory against Tottenham Hotspur has only intensified the scrutiny on the former midfielder’s position at Old Trafford.

  2. Crystal Palace stun Nottingham Forest to ruin Glasner's return

    Crystal Palace produced a stunning comeback to defeat Nottingham Forest 3-1 and ruin Oliver Glasner’s return to Selhurst Park. The Eagles found themselves behind early on but rallied brilliantly with goals from Daichi Kamada, Jefferson Lerma, and Yeremy Pino to secure a vital Premier League victory and leave their former manager empty-handed on a dramatic afternoon.

  3. Man City face 'cheats' taunts at Anfield

    Manchester City were met with a thunderous reception of "cheats" as they arrived at Anfield on Sunday for their first fixture since being found guilty of breaching Premier League financial regulations. The atmosphere on Merseyside was predictably toxic as home supporters voiced their fury over the independent commission's recent findings.

  4. Bayern Munich chief picks his Ballon d'Or winner over Olise

    Bayern Munich president Herbert Hainer has weighed in on the race for the Ballon d'Or, choosing between two of the club's most prolific stars. While acknowledging the incredible impact of summer signing Michael Olise, the club chief insisted that Harry Kane remains his primary candidate for football’s most prestigious individual honour.

  5. 'Dragging football through the gutter!' - Carragher launches furious attack on Man City

    Jamie Carragher has issued a blistering warning regarding the future of English football, claiming that Manchester City risk dragging the sport "through the gutter" by prolonging their legal warfare against the Premier League. The Liverpool legend expressed deep concern that the club's wealthy hierarchy will refuse to accept the recent guilty verdict, leading to a cycle of litigation that could cause irreparable harm to the division's reputation.