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Jacob Steinberg at Stamford Bridge
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The Guardian
2h
Manchester United’s interim manager Michael Carrick said: ‘We wanted to stop the passes to Jorginho,’ while Chelsea’s Thomas Tuchel said: ‘We were the better team’
Chelsea
... e, no,” Carrick said. “We came here with a plan. I kind of knew how Chelsea would play and we wanted to stop the passes through to Jorginho and Ruben Lo ...
Manchester United
... s incoming manager. Jorginho spot on as Chelsea fight back for point against Manchester United Read more “That’s not the case, no,” Carrick said. “We came here with a plan ...
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PA Media
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The Guardian
4h
David Martindale has criticised ‘doughballs with snowballs’ who targeted Livingston’s goalkeeper in his side’s 3-1 defeat to Rangers
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Barney Ronay at Stamford Bridge
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The Guardian
5h
Manchester United’s new interim manager Ralf Rangnick would have watched on and seen players like Jadon Sancho in effect doing auditions for him
Chelsea
... be foolish to draw any firm conclusion from a single game against a sub-par Chelsea. But this was a gristly, wholly committed, all-for-one United performance. A ...
Manchester United
... ay. Hm. About that. Jorginho spot on as Chelsea fight back for point against Manchester United Read more What all this means for United’s biggest star is open to question. ...
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David Hytner at Stamford Bridge
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The Guardian
7h
Jadon Sancho gave Manchester United the lead after a mistake by Jorginho but the Italy midfielder equalised with a penalty as Chelsea earned a 1-1 draw
Chelsea
... lead against the run of play. Photograph: Phil Duncan/ProSports/Shutterstock Chelsea – who missed the injured N’Golo Kanté – gorged on possession and, on the rar ...
Manchester City
... For Chelsea, who saw their lead at the top of the table cut to one point by Manchester City’s earlier win, it was galling. United had arrived as the division’s worst te ...
Manchester United
... effectively done for Solskjær. Could they somehow steal victory? Chelsea 1-1 Manchester United: Premier League – reaction! Read more Jorginho would disabuse them of the no ...
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PA Media
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The Guardian
8h
The Premier League match between Burnley and Tottenham was called off a little under an hour before kick-off on Sunday due to heavy snow at Turf Moor
Burnley
... The Premier League match between Burnley and Tottenham was called off a little under an hour before kick-off on Sunda ...
Tottenham Hotspur
... , heavy enough to leave a microphone being used by broadcasters to interview Spurs left-back Ben Davies resembling an ice-cream cone by the time he was finishe ...
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Joey Lynch
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The Guardian
9h
The club’s four-state, eight-match road trip is under way and not without drama around the former Liverpool striker
Liverpool
... s. After a 10-minute cameo in round one’s 1-1 draw with Adelaide, the former Liverpool striker was completely absent from the squad that lost to United; his pre-ga ...
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Sachin Nakrani at Brentford Community Stadium
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The Guardian
9h
Ivan Toney’s first-half penalty was enough to earn Brentford a 1-0 win and consign Everton to a fifth defeat in six Premier League games
Brentford
... d deep in order to combat the threat and did so reasonably well, restricting Brentford to a couple of early corners. It was through that route, however, that Brent ...
Everton
... om their back three, the attackers well supported by a hardworking midfield. Everton, as is their way, dropped deep in order to combat the threat and did so reas ...
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Peter Lansley at the King Power Stadium
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The Guardian
9h
Jamie Vardy scored twice to help ensure a losing return to Leicester City for the Watford manager Claudio Ranieri, with the Foxes achieving a 4-2 Premier League home win
Leicester City
... iated the heartwarming welcome he received on his first managerial return to Leicester City but Jamie Vardy showed why he has never gone away as his two goals proved th ...
Watford
... away on Thursday - and Josh King converted to equalise. It was no more than Watford, buoyed by their 4-1 demolition of Manchester United eight days earlier, des ...
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Jamie Jackson at the Etihad Stadium
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The Guardian
9h
Ilkay Gündogan scored in the first half and Fernandinho made sure of the points at the end as Manchester City beat West Ham 2-1
Manchester City
... his time Riyad Mahrez skipped in and drilled home, but it was ruled offside. Manchester City v West Ham, Brentford v Everton, and more: Premier League – live! Read more ...
West Ham United
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PA Media
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The Guardian
10h
Rhian Brewster and Billy Sharp scored either side of half-time to give Sheffield United a 2-0 victory over Bristol City in the Championship
Sheffield United
... either end with Gibbs-White and Wells both sending shots wide. The win takes Sheffield United up to 13th in the Championship, six points away from the play-off spots, whi ...
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Reuters
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The Guardian
10h
Lionel Messi set up all three goals as Paris Saint-Germain stretched their Ligue 1 lead to 14 points with a 3-1 comeback win away to 10-man Saint-Étienne
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Rob Smyth
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The Guardian
10h
How will the league leaders fare against a Manchester United side who will soon be under the tutelage of Ralf Rangnick? Join Rob Smyth to find out
Chelsea
... ck would love to be in charge today, it might not be the worst game to miss. Chelsea are formidable opponents, who have gone from wannabes to winners in record t ...
Manchester United
... ft from messiah fix to modern vision of the game | Jonathan Wilson Read more Manchester United finished above Chelsea last season. It’s fair to say their paths have diverg ...
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Daniel Harris
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The Guardian
13h
Follow updates from the afternoon’s Premier League matches with Daniel Harris
Burnley
... rious disastrous loss to Mura – they could have hoped for an easier sop that Burnley away – while the Claudio Ranieri derby at the KP is another goodun. Kick-off ...
Manchester City
... Manchester City are a peculiar construction. Watching them play Paris off the pitch on Wedne ...
Tottenham Hotspur
... r a decent start to Premier-League life, have lost four in a row. Similarly, Spurs have so far been poor under Antonio Conte, though he willpowered them to a c ...
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Ed Aarons
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The Guardian
14h
Only four top-flight clubs are in line to be unaffected by tournament that kicks off in Cameroon on 9 January
