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Manchester United take on Leeds United in the Premier League for the first time since 2004 today. It’s close to 17 years since United played Leeds at Old Trafford in a league game and the travesty today is that one of the game’s most fiercest rivalries won’t have the accompanying crowd noise it so richly deserves. The atmosphere was always somewhere between intense and febrile when those two teams met, a trait continued in a Youth Cup tie at Old Trafford last season, but today that intensity will have to be generated by the players on the pitch. While it was undoubtedly funny to see Leeds United toiling away in the second and third tiers, there is no argument that they are a welcome addition back to the Premier League. A game against Leeds is certainly more attractive than a game against Bournemouth. And with Marcelo Bielsa in charge they are easy on the eye as well. United have only met their trans-Pennine rivals in two cup games since Leeds' relegation from the top flight 16 yea...

Man United have been dealt a huge boost in their pursuit to land Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland after Bayern Munich’s CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has ruled the Bavarians out of the battle to land 2020’s Golden Boy. Erling who was recently crowned as this year’s Golden Boy, joined the Bundesliga giants just shy of 12-months ago. Get all the latest news and updates with our andriod app. Download with the link bellow Man United Updates Holding the Golden Boy award in his hands as the city of Qatar lit up behind him in his social media post, the Norwegian truly looked like one of football’s most exceptional stars when he was presented with the award that highlights the best player in Europe under the age of 21. After only featuring in 32 games in all tournaments for the BVB, Norway international has already racked up a hugely impressive 33 goals. Despite only teaming up with his new Bundesliga side in winter, Haaland has been tipped to become one of football’s next big footballer...

Marcus Rashford has been recognised at This Is Manchester Awards for 2020. Nominations for the 2020 This is Manchester Awards began in August and were open to all business, organisations and individuals across Greater Manchester and Cheshire regions. Entries were welcome from anyone wishing to nominate themselves, someone else, business or Individual /person(s) that have shown resilience and courage. Organisers were overwhelmed by the number of entries received. This year, four awards have been presented including the Supernova award which goes to Marcus, for his heroic efforts to shine a light on child food poverty. Rashford said: “I’m honoured to receive this award and would like to thank those who have nominated me for it." “This award demonstrates the power of working together to fight a common cause. So much more needs to be done though, in the fight against child hunger and this award will help motivate me and those involved to continue our efforts.” Marcus Rashford with th...

Manchester United are taking a 23-man squad to Germany for Tuesday's Champions League game against RB Leipzig. Qualification is up for grabs from Group H, with the Reds requiring at least a point in order to secure a place in the knock-out stage. Fred is suspended and strikers Edinson Cavani and Anthony Martial are out with minor knocks sustained at the London Stadium. On the plus side, David De Gea and Luke Shaw both make the trip, with the latter returning after being sidelined since the win over Everton on 7 November. There is still plenty of firepower at manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's disposal with Mason Greenwood and Marcus Rashford, who both scored at the weekend, and Odion Ighalo all available to lead the line. Axel Tuanzebe is back in the Champions League squad after missing last week's home defeat to Paris Saint-Germain due to being banned for accumulating three yellow cards in the competition. As a reminder, Eric Bailly and Jesse Lingard are also pushing for selec...

When Cristiano Ronaldo arrived at Manchester United in 2003, he was known for one thing and that is incredible skills. His dribbling was out of this world, his feet was so quick it makes defenders dis-comfortable. Thou, not every one loved his tricks at first, but later on begin to like him the more because of his generosity. In fact, when he was at Sporting as teenager, his manager Laszlo Boloni used to tell him  not to dribble too much, he said "for him the thing he wanted to do most was dribble.  My job was to tell him that dribbling pass one or two players is important, but five is too many." As he was intelligent, he started to go down the right path and that his intelligent got him to Manchester United, there he got his mentor Sir Alex Ferguson who shape him from a dribbler to more efficient player. Ronaldo developed the more, there he got assists, going pass players like they weren't there, goals and creates lots of chances. His dribbling was making defenders mad. ...

Ed Woodward has told Manchester United fans that the past eight months has “reminded us all of just how crucial you are to the fabric of the game,” as he expressed optimism over the prospect of supporters returning to Old Trafford. Addressing fan representatives as part of a recent Fans’ Forum on 20 November, executive vice-chairman Woodward echoed Sir Matt Busby’s famous quote, telling the meeting: “This game without fans is nothing”. Although acknowledging that “further patience” was required as home games continue to be played behind closed doors due to government restrictions to slow the spread of COVID-19, Woodward said: “We are optimistic that the situation will gradually improve as we head into 2021. “There are positive indications on vaccines, and we are confident in our ability to host fans in a safe, socially distanced environment, once we get the go-ahead.” Updating the Fans’ Forum on plans for the return of supporters, Woodward said that, while “public health must always co...