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Manchester United fans have once again been urged to wear black to protest against the ownership of their club. This idea has come from a significant supporters group, the 1958, who have told fans to wear black when they attend Sunday's match against Arsenal at Old Trafford. Author - Olivia T A spokesperson for the ground said: “The club is slowly dying before our eyes, on and off the pitch, and the blame lies squarely at the current ownership model. The club is facing financial Armageddon. Debt is the road to ruin." In recent months, several cost-cutting and fundraising measures have been implemented following Sir Jim Ratcliffe's INEOS group completing a minority share purchase of 27.7% on February 20 of last year. These measures include the recent decision to set all ticket prices at £66, regardless of age, as well as two rounds of redundancies. Ruben Amorim took over from Ten Hag in October, but there has been no improvement in the team's performance. The latest...

Wigan made a statement with dominant win over Warrington in Las Vegas Wigan Warriors sent a clear message to the rest of Super League with a commanding victory over Warrington Wolves in Las Vegas, reaffirming their credentials as serious contenders for back-to-back titles. Author - Michael Haldsworth In a rematch of last season’s Challenge Cup final, the Warriors produced a clinical display in the first-ever Super League fixture on American soil, taking control early and never looking back. After an early Warrington try was ruled out, it was Wigan who struck first through Tyler Dupree. Abbas Miski then finished brilliantly in the corner before Bevan French and Harry Smith ensured Matt Peet’s side went into the break with a dominant 24-0 lead. The second half saw Jai Field, Jake Wardle and Luke Thompson put the result beyond doubt, before Warrington salvaged some pride with late scores from Arron Lindop, James Harrison and Matt Dufty. Liam Marshall added an eighth try for Wigan befo...

Manchester City can still finish this season with a trophy Nico O'Reilly stepped up with a brace to spare his star-studded teammates' blushes and deny Championship strugglers Plymouth Argyle another famous FA Cup upset. Author - Macca For seven magical minutes, the 7,800 travelling Plymouth fans, who had embarked on the gruelling 560-mile round trip knowing they wouldn’t return home until the early hours of Sunday, dared to dream. Their hopes soared when January signing Maksym Talovierov, whose parents live in Kyiv, rose highest to nod in Matthew Sorinola’s corner. As he looked to the skies in celebration, the jubilant Argyle supporters roared in belief. Having already stunned Premier League leaders Liverpool in the fourth round, were Plymouth about to claim another giant-killing scalp? More football news from Manchester Super News O'Reilly, with a little help from Kevin De Bruyne, had other ideas. City v Plymouth highlights as they avoid an upset Footage from the of...

Another frustrating afternoon for Wigan Athletic  The Latics suffered late heartbreak as Reading struck twice in the final 20 minutes to turn the game around and snatch a 2-1 victory at the DW Stadium. Author - Amy W The first half was largely dominated by the visitors, with Latics goalkeeper Sam Tickle producing a string of fine saves to keep them at bay. He pushed away a powerful Lewis Wing free-kick from 25 yards before pulling off a stunning reflex stop to deny Andre Garcia from point-blank range. Match highlights | Wigan Athletic YouTube Wigan had a stroke of luck when Harvey Knibbs’ deflected effort looped over Tickle but landed on the roof of the net rather than in it. Tickle then had to be alert again, blocking Tyler Bindon’s effort to keep the scores level at the break. Elsewhere in Greater Manchester | Stockport 2 - 1 Burnley  Discover more EFL news from our friends at European Super Football  Latics grew into the game and broke the deadlock on the hour mark...

Stockport boosted their promotion hopes after beating Blackpool Ashley Fletcher fired Blackpool into an early lead at Edgeley Park, but Stockport hit back after the break, with substitute Kyle Andresson levelling before heading home a late winner to complete the turnaround. Author - Liam C The visitors struck inside seven minutes as Albie Morgan’s clever pass set up Fletcher, who calmly lifted the ball over County keeper Corey Addai. Fletcher almost doubled his tally on 15 minutes, but his delicate flick from Morgan’s cross came back off the post and into Addai’s grateful hands. Stockport responded with Lewis Bate forcing Harry Tyrer into a save, before the Blackpool keeper produced a superb stop to tip Isaac Olaofe’s dipping effort over the bar just before half-time. Highlights|Source|Stockport's YouTube account County found their equaliser two minutes into the second half when Olaofe picked out Andresson in space, and the substitute slotted past Tyrer. Blackpool came clos...

Bolton Wanderers picked up a hard-fought point at Wrexham  Promotion hopefuls Wrexham and Bolton Wanderers battled to a tense 0-0 draw at the Stok Racecourse in League One. Author - Sophie T The Bolton boss responds to the action With the match kicking off ahead of the day's other fixtures, both sides had the opportunity to strengthen their positions in the race for promotion. However, clear-cut chances were few and far between, with neither goalkeeper seriously tested. Wrexham came closest to snatching a late winner when Jack Marriott broke through the Bolton defence with just three minutes remaining, only to see his low strike drift narrowly wide. Moments later, Bolton almost grabbed victory themselves, but Arthur Okonkwo produced a superb save to deny Aaron Collins. Elsewhere in the early kick-off, League One leaders Birmingham secured a crucial win over second-placed Wycombe Wanderers at St Andrew’s. Highlights | Bolton Wanderers YouTube account As a result, Wrexham rem...

City moved back to the top four Erling Haaland’s early strike proved to be the difference as Manchester City edged past Spurs. Author - Macca The Norwegian turned in Jeremy Doku’s cross from close range after just 12 minutes, and while he thought he’d doubled his tally in stoppage time, his second-half effort was ruled out for handball by referee Jarred Gillett. That decision could have sparked controversy, with replays inconclusive on whether the ball actually struck Haaland’s arm during a challenge from Kevin Danso. With no clear evidence, VAR was unable to overturn the call. Last time out | City 0 - 2 Liverpool Find more Premier League news from European Super Football City should have been out of sight by half-time, with the lively Doku setting up Haaland for another decent chance before teeing up Savinho, who somehow blazed over from close range. See highlights from the Tottenham perspective Spurs, sluggish in the first half, improved significantly after the break—helped by t...