Liverpool player sale imminent; club plot ‘temporary’ midfielder deal and ‘wait’ for two main targets

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According to reports, Liverpool could let a couple of players leave this month and it is also possible that they bring in a midfielder on loan. They sit ninth in the Premier League and it is now looking likely that they will miss out on the top four. It is being widely reported that Bellingham and Nunes are Liverpool’s main targets ahead of the summer. As for Nunes, he was a target for Liverpool last year before he ultimately joined Premier League rivals Wolves. READ MORE: Premier League flop tops list of top goalscorers in 2023 ahead of Marcus Rashford
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16 Conclusions on Chelsea 1-1 Man United: late drama and momentary sparks can’t mask both sides’ attacking flaws

For Chelsea, it’s two points from games at Brentford and United at home. More annoyingly, that’s now twice this season Chelsea have dropped careless points at home to a direct rival. They hadn’t controlled this game quite so thoroughly as they did against Spurs back in August, but the (literal) point remains the same. So in summary, then, very annoying for Chelsea but a decent point for United. Way back in the far-off distant times of the first half, United were actually enjoying the bulk of the play.

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Big Weekend: Chelsea v Man Utd, Marsch, Spurs, Calvert-Lewin, Champ derbies...

Have Man Utd really turned a corner or will they revert to type at Chelsea? Also: Spurs and Marsch need a swift response, while Calvert-Lewin requires service. Game to watch – Chelsea v Man UtdUnited are back… maybe. We’ll see at Chelsea whether they have any intention of making the Spurs win a genuine turning point. They aren’t anywhere as fluent as Potter would like but they have kept five clean sheets on the bounce; United won’t get the 28 shots they were generously allowed by Spurs.

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Northern Ireland sack Ian Baraclough after fans turn on him – managed just six wins in 28

Northern Ireland have announced that they have sacked Ian Baraclough following a poor campaign in the UEFA Nations League. This decision comes after Northern Ireland collected just five points from a possible 18 in Group C. They subsequently battled relegation after hoping for promotion. Less than two weeks ago Baraclough attended the Euro 2024 qualifying draw, in which Northern Ireland, seeded in pot five, got a relatively favourable draw against Denmark, Finland, Slovenia, Kazakhstan and San Marino. In December last year, Baraclough had signed a two-year contract extension to take him through to Euro 2024, with the promise it would be extended again if Northern Ireland qualified for the tournament. Several key players were absent through injury at crunch times, and the Nations League format meant youngsters had to be thrown into competitive matches to make their debuts.

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Beale makes right call to reject stagnant Wolves with bigger picture clearer at QPR

Michael Beale would have been forgiven for snatching at the first opportunity at a Premier League job with Wolves. With that said, when a Premier League club comes calling for a Championship manager, it often ends only one way. Beale himself has not been shy to admit that it is his ambition to eventually manage in the Premier League. Ilias Chair and Chris Willock are ready for the Premier League whenever they get the call. And for top prospects in the Football League, Wolves are one to avoid as they are steadily becoming likely candidates for relegation.

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Man Utd: Ten Hag will ‘correct’ Antony if ‘ridiculous’ tricks lead to nothing

Erik ten Hag vowed to correct any Manchester United players doing skills for the sake of it after Antony’s superfluous spins in the Europa League win against Sheriff Tiraspol. United great Paul Scholes called it “ridiculous” but Ten Hag, who went onto take the Brazil international off at half-time, is happy for such expressions of skill if done properly. “He kept going and the team kept going to put him in the right position,” Ten Hag said. “He kept going to get himself in the right position. “That is what we have to teach – and not only to him but all the players, especially the young players.”

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Arsenal seventh in ranking of Premier League clubs by the impact of their summer signings

Premier League clubs spent around £1.9bn between them on fresh talent this summer, but how good has that business proven to be? 19) Crystal PalaceChris Richards (£8.5m, Bayern Munich), Malcolm Ebiowei (undisclosed, Derby County), Sam Johnstone (free, West Brom), Cheick Doucoure (£19m, Lens). Minutes played: 2,235Lewis-Potter and Hickey have impressed in spurts while Mee has proven himself to be a perfectly serviceable Premier League defender having done so since time immemorial. 7) ArsenalGabriel Jesus (£45m, Manchester City), Fabio Vieira (£34m, Porto), Matt Turner (£5.73m, New England), Marquinhos (£3m, Sao Paulo), Oleksandr Zinchenko (£30m, Manchester City). READ MORE: Arsenal top, Newcastle second and Liverpool bottom of Only Premier League Table That Matters!

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Paul Scholes urged to stop being ‘p*ssy’ about Antony; football needs an ‘umpire’s call’

The Manchester United win over Sheriff has prompted praise but also a call for Paul Scholes to let Antony have some fun. When at our best, United have always had entertaining wingers who would throw in the odd piece of showboating. Garey Vance, MUFCMan Utd were dominant in every wayGreat game to watch from United against Sheriff. Garnacho looked very lively in the first half with his pace and dribbling causing issues for the Sheriff’s defence. For the game on the weekend I think you half to choose Lindelof to partner Martinez but knowing United it’ll be Maguire.

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England trio make Premier League's worst XI alongside Man Utd defender and Aubameyang...

Sent the wrong way from the spot by Bryan Mbeumo before being lobbed in the second half by Yoane Wissa. LB: Joao Cancelo: 5.01It was a poor weekend for full-backs too, with three on each flank failing to hit six. LW: Raheem Sterling: 5.95There’s shoe-horning aplenty in attack just so we can squeeze in three underperforming right-wingers this weekend. CF: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang: 5.90All eyes were on Aubameyang against his former club, but Arsenal pocketed the Chelsea striker with ease. Read more: World Cup squads: latest news on who’s going to Qatar.

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