FA Cup

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

Manchester United and their embattled manager Erik ten Hag achieved an extraordinary FA Cup final victory over the heavily favored Manchester City at Wembley. The win defied expectations and critics alike, marking a significant achievement for the team and potentially Ten Hag’s final triumph with the club. Ten Hag’s Potential Farewell on a High Note

As Manchester United prepares for the FA Cup final against Manchester City, manager Erik ten Hag faces an uncertain future. Speculation about his potential dismissal has intensified, with reports suggesting he might lose his position regardless of the match outcome. The Guardian reported on Friday that Ten Hag could be sacked after the Wembley showdown

Erling Haaland has snagged the Premier League Golden Boot for the second-straight season since he joined Manchester City. He broke the Premier League season scoring record in his first season to claim the award, but injuries in his second season prevented him from matching – or even surpassing – that tally. However, he managed to

Manchester United fans have just been given another reason to take to social media to express their displeasure at the state of the club after their manager, Erik ten Hag, downplayed the upcoming FA Cup final. The Red Devils narrowly escaped being knocked out at the semi-finals against Coventry City last weekend thanks to a

Manchester United defeated Coventry on penalties on Sunday, advancing them to the Emirates FA Cup finals for the second successive season. A match-up display that caused ten hag to have mixed feelings. The Reds beat Coventry 4-2 on penalties after the Championship side came back from 3 nil down to take the game to extra

Chelsea and manager Mauricio Pochettino find themselves haunted by familiar demons following their heartbreaking loss to Manchester City in the FA Cup semi-final at Wembley. Despite their efforts, they continue to be labeled as ‘nearly men’, failing to clinch crucial victories on the big stage. The agony of defeat is compounded by the realization that

Manchester City enters a state of apprehension ahead of their FA Cup semi-final showdown against Chelsea, with star striker Erling Haaland’s participation hanging in the balance due to injury concerns. The Norwegian sensation, pivotal to City’s attacking prowess, was withdrawn late in their Champions League quarter-final clash with Real Madrid, citing discomfort in his muscles.