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Manchester United owners continue to support Ruben Amorim despite last night’s shocking defeat to Grimsby. Sources say the club views Amorim’s project as long-term, avoiding snap decisions after poor results. The club invested £200m in new attacking players and continues transfer negotiations for Garnacho, Antony, and Hojlund. Grimsby Loss Sparks Questions United lost to fourth-tier opposition for the first time in history at Blundell Park. Amorim addressed the media, urging focus on upcoming games before analyzing the setback. He refused to clarify comments about his future, sparking speculation both inside and outside the club. Player Performance Under Scrutiny Few starters…

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The Saudi Pro League kicks off its new season with fresh momentum as American investment enters the mix and Cristiano Ronaldo signs a two-year extension with Al-Nassr. The 40-year-old superstar is set to continue his impact in a league increasingly defined by high-profile signings and substantial financial backing. In July, the Saudi Ministry of Sports confirmed that three clubs—Al-Kholood, Al Ansar, and Al Zulfi—had been privatised, with Al-Kholood taken over by the US-based Harburg Group. The move reflects a broader strategy to attract foreign capital and elevate the league’s profile. Al-Kholood, promoted in 2024 and finishing ninth last season, have…

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Everton navigated a tricky tie against League One side Mansfield to secure a 2-0 victory at their new Hill Dickinson Stadium, thanks to goals from Carlos Alcaraz and Beto. The match, delayed by 15 minutes due to entry issues with digital tickets, saw Everton struggle to break down a resolute Mansfield defence in the first half. Harrison Armstrong, the 18-year-old midfielder, played a key role in both goals, assisting Alcaraz’s 20-yard strike and later setting up Beto for the second. The first cup tie at Everton’s £40m stadium was a sell-out, drawing over 6,000 Mansfield fans and marking the club’s…

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Russell Martin admitted his Rangers side suffered humiliation in Belgium. The six-goal defeat to Club Brugge left him calling it the toughest night of his career. He apologised directly to supporters and described the experience as painful and embarrassing. The 6-0 loss meant Rangers exited the Champions League play-offs with a 9-1 aggregate score. The former Scotland defender accepted the result as a damaging blow but insisted he has no fears about his job. Martin promised to use the humiliation as motivation. He said the squad must grow stronger and move forward despite the brutal setback. Rangers fall apart in…

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Manchester United lost a Carabao Cup thriller to League Two Grimsby in a 12-11 penalty shootout. United fell two goals behind in the first half, with goalkeeper Andre Onana at fault for the second. Charles Vernam and Tyrell Warren scored for Grimsby. Bryan Mbeumo and Harry Maguire pulled United level. Missed Penalties Seal Defeat Matheus Cunha missed United’s final regulation penalty. Mbeumo’s second attempt hit the bar. Grimsby celebrated with a pitch invasion, halting play as fans lingered after the match. Manager Ruben Amorim watched helplessly as his side squandered one of their rare trophy opportunities. Onana’s Error Compounds Embarrassment…

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From eight to 16, Rio Ngumoha wore blue. Chelsea blue. But those days are gone. He is red now, scoring Liverpool’s last-minute winner away at Newcastle. Before Monday’s match, the talk centered on Alexander Isak. Liverpool had offered £110m, Newcastle refused, and Isak stayed sidelined. Yet Ngumoha stole the spotlight. His career so far follows the same pattern. In academy circles, he has dominated discussions for years. He lit up Chelsea’s Cobham academy. Last September, however, he stunned many by leaving Stamford Bridge. Liverpool wrestled him away. On Friday, he turns 17 and signs his first professional deal at Anfield.…

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Moore’s Dramatic Winner Wrexham advanced to the Carabao Cup third round for the first time since 1981, defeating Preston North End 3–2 in a dramatic encounter. Kieffer Moore came off the bench to score a stoppage-time goal, capitalizing on a mistake by Preston goalkeeper Jack Walton to secure the win. Historic Achievement for Wrexham This victory marks a historic achievement for Wrexham, highlighting their progress and ambition in English football. The team’s performance has been a source of pride for their supporters, who celebrated the club’s advancement in the competition. Looking Ahead Wrexham will now look forward to their next…

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Wolves Stage Dramatic Comeback Wolverhampton Wanderers secured a thrilling 3–2 victory over West Ham United in the Carabao Cup second round on August 26, 2025. Despite trailing 1–2 with just eight minutes remaining, Wolves mounted a stunning comeback with two quick-fire goals from Jørgen Strand Larsen, propelling them into the third round. West Ham’s Late Collapse West Ham had initially taken the lead through Tomas Souček and Lucas Paquetá, but their advantage slipped away as Wolves capitalized on defensive lapses. The defeat marks a significant blow for West Ham, who have now exited the competition earlier than expected. Wolves’ First…

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Celtic lost their Champions League dream after a shootout defeat to Kairat Almaty in Kazakhstan. Brendan Rodgers’ side failed to score across 210 minutes of football. Kairat sealed a 3-2 win on penalties, securing their first-ever place in the group stage. Missed Chances and Costly Errors Adam Idah missed the opening penalty, while Temirlan Anarbekov saved from Luke McCowan and Daizen Maeda. Maeda earlier blasted a clear 85th-minute chance over the bar, wasting the opportunity to settle the tie. McCowan also struck powerfully in extra time, but Anarbekov produced another strong save. Lack of Spark Dooms Rodgers’ Side Celtic entered…

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Galatasaray are negotiating a loan move for Tottenham midfielder Yves Bissouma, who has yet to feature for Spurs this season. The 28-year-old Malian was left out of Spurs’ squad for the UEFA Super Cup clash against Paris Saint-Germain due to repeated lateness. He also missed the Premier League opener against Burnley through injury and was unavailable for Saturday’s 2-0 win over Manchester City. Bissouma joined Tottenham from Brighton in 2022 for £25m plus add-ons and has made 100 appearances for the club, including starting in the 1-0 Europa League final victory over Manchester United in May. Spurs bolstered their midfield…

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