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🚨 Michael Carrick now has the chance to complete a full sweep against the top six, with Liverpool still to visit Old Trafford in May. 👏 [MEN]

Nico O'Reilly could win Premier League Player of the Year AND Young Player of the Year, according to Ally McCoist: “He’s a shoo-in for Young Player of the Year… I think he can win both awards.” Do YOU agree? 🤔🏆

🚨 JUST IN! If Michael Carrick beats Liverpool at Old Trafford, his case for a permanent role at Manchester United will be hard to ignore. A final decision on the manager is expected at the end of the season giving Carrick more time to prove himself. [@TyMarshall_MEN]

🚨🚨| BREAKING: For the first time this season, Bruno Fernandes is the 𝐅𝐑𝐎𝐍𝐓𝐑𝐔𝐍𝐍𝐄𝐑 to win the 2025-26 PFA Player of the Year award. 🔥🏆

🚨📹 Casemiro and Kobbie 🥹❤️ [@UEF_Podcast]

🚨 Barcelona set to make Marcus Rashford decision. Read more ⤵️ transfernewslive.com/transfer-news/…

Alejandro Garnacho seen getting telling off from Cole Palmer as Man United have last laugh manchestereveningnews.co.uk/sport/football…

The comparison is not apples to apples, with Lincoln Financial Field located far closer to the center of Philadelphia than either MetLife Stadium or Gillette Stadium. However, it does mean that it is currently possible to travel, on a World Cup match-day, by rail for a much lower price from New York City to Philadelphia’s venue (a 96-mile journey) compared to New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium (an 18-mile journey). 📝 @AdamCrafton_ bit.ly/4cmqxTN

🚨 Andreas Christensen has REJECTED Barcelona’s initial contract renewal proposal. ❌ The offer was a one-year deal on reduced wages, but the defender wants improved terms and has instructed his agent to negotiate. He still intends to stay at the club. 🇩🇰 (Source: Mundo Deportivo)

🚨 Álvaro Arbeloa: “At Real Madrid, losing isn't acceptable, because we know the demands of this club and we always have to look to the future to win”. “We have to win the seven remaining matches”.

From gladiators, to surfers, to nutmegs. From owning the game to refreshing it ⚽ The beautiful game has always been better with Pepsi. But now, all of that banter and rivalry has a home. Welcome to the Pepsi Football Nation 🏟️

Virgil van Dijk's goal was Liverpool’s sixth 90th-minute or later winner against Everton in the Premier League era — the most one side has against another in the competition’s history. It will take more than a cherished derby triumph for Liverpool supporters to share Arne Slot’s bullish optimism about the future, but if the Dutchman is going to stay at the helm, then he needs to ensure they go into the summer with momentum. This was a step in the right direction. 📝 @JamesPearceLFC 🔗 nytimes.com/athletic/72094…

🚨 Endrick on Paulo Fonseca’s words about him: “I’ll never be upset about that. I only drive myself to work”. “I have to answer on the pitch”.

🚨🗣️ Ibrahima Konate: "We are close to an agreement. For sure there is a big chance I’m at Liverpool next season."

🚨 No player across the top five European leagues has more assists this season than Bruno Fernandes (18) 🔥 🟥 Serie A Bruno Fernandes (18) Federico Dimarco (14) Nicolo Barella (8) 🟥 Ligue 1 Bruno Fernandes (18) Ludovic Ajorque (8) Adrien Thomasson (8) 🟥 La Liga Bruno Fernandes (18) Lamine Yamal (11) Luis Milla (9) 🟥 Bundesliga Bruno Fernandes (18) Michael Olise (18) Luis Diaz (13) 🟥 Premier League Bruno Fernandes (18) Rayan Cherki (10) Erling Haaland (7) 📊 Clear standout in Europe this season.

Manchester United are the only team to not suffer back-to-back Premier League defeats this season [@livescore]

The Philadelphia host committee for this summer’s World Cup has secured an agreement for fans to receive free travel when leaving Lincoln Financial Field via the city’s transit system. That system, SEPTA, last week revealed that it would be keeping fares consistent with ordinary prices during the World Cup, meaning passengers will be asked to pay $2.90. This will remain true for transit to the stadium. But now, The Athletic can reveal that those travelling via SEPTA will not be asked to pay at all when exiting Lincoln Financial Field after the six World Cup games at the venue. The agreement comes after comparatively sky-high prices for transit to and from World Cup games in Foxboro and New Jersey, with an $80 train and $95 bus being unveiled to transport fans to matches at Gillette Stadium from Boston. NJ Transit on Friday confirmed a round-trip rail ticket from New York Pennsylvania Station to MetLife Stadium would cost $150 per passenger. An alternative bus shuttle service will cost $80. Full story from @AdamCrafton_ ⬇️ bit.ly/4cmqxTN

"It's just weak negotiation... Go to Newcastle and put the offer in!" 🇮🇹 #mufc

📸 Matheus Cunha’s reaction to Mason Mount getting booed when he came on against Chelsea 😅 [@ESPNUK]

🚨🚨🎙️| Ryan Giggs on Michael Carrick: "Yeah, I mean Michael’s a good friend, so I’m a bit biased, but I think he’s done a fantastic job. Confidence is up and there’s a real good feel factor around the place. And I think he’s improved the players in a short space of time. I hope he gets the job." [@RioMeets]