FA Cup

Liverpool endured a frustrating night as their sub-standard performance was rightfully punished in a 1-0 defeat to Plymouth Argyle in the fourth round of the Emirates FA Cup, with Harvey Elliott acknowledging the team fell short of expectations. The Reds’ fate was sealed at Home Park as Ryan Hardie’s second-half penalty, awarded after Harvey Elliott […]

Wolverhampton Wanderers booked their place in the FA Cup fifth round after a swift attacking display saw them overcome Blackburn Rovers at Ewood Park. Despite a sluggish opening spell, Wolves netted twice in quick succession to take control of the match before halftime. Blackburn appeared to have taken the lead when Dominic Hyam headed in

Manchester United staged a late comeback to secure their place in the FA Cup fifth round, overcoming an early setback against Leicester City. The visitors struck first, capitalizing on a rebound following Andre Onana’s save from Wilfred Ndidi’s effort. Bobby De Cordova-Reid was in the right place to head home, giving Leicester the advantage in

Sunday’s FA Cup third-round clash at the Emirates Stadium against Manchester United provided plenty of dramatic moments and talking points for Arsenal fans to dissect. After the match, Mikel Arteta addressed the media, discussing Arsenal’s performance, injury concerns, the psychological impact of the result, and potential transfer activity. Arteta says defeat to Manchester United hard

Manchester United defeated Arsenal via penalties in the FA Cup to advance to the next round and Ruben Amorim could not be prouder of his side. The Portuguese tactician praised his team’s aggressiveness and the way they handled the challenge, which came only a month after they had faced the same Arsenal side and lost

Manchester United advanced to the fourth round of the FA Cup after a dramatic victory over Arsenal, decided by a penalty shootout. The match began as a closely contested affair, with both teams pressing for an early advantage. Bruno Fernandes broke the deadlock in the 52nd minute with a spectacular strike. Alejandro Garnacho pounced on

Everton Football Club has parted ways with manager Sean Dyche just hours before their crucial FA Cup third-round match against Peterborough. The decision comes amid a challenging season for the Toffees, who are teetering dangerously close to the relegation zone. Poor performance leads to departure Dyche, who took charge in January 2023, departs Goodison Park

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is eager to move past the uncertainties of the previous season and focus on what he describes as a “survival of the fittest” for the upcoming campaign. The Dutch manager’s position was solidified following his team’s FA Cup final triumph over Manchester City at Wembley in May, a victory

Manchester City started the season as quadruple favourites once more but ended up with just one title: the 2023/24 Premier League title. While that victory is monumental in itself and the sign of a very successful season, there is an air of disappointment in the club and among their fans. This disappointment stems from the

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag praised his players for ignoring the detractors and fighting to defeat Manchester City in the final of the 2023/24 FA Cup despite going into the match with the odds stacked against them. United took the lead through Alejandro Garnacho, who pounced on a poor backwards header from Josko Gvardiol