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Ipswich latest: Survival won’t be easy despite strong start, says O’Neil
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…Arsenal fear Bukayo Saka could miss a minimum of six weeks with the quadriceps injury he sustained in their Champions League tie against Bayern Munich.
The 25-year-old will undergo an MRI scan on Friday afternoon to better assess the problem, which forced him off in Wednesday’s 2-2 draw at the Allianz Arena.
Fluid around the affected muscle has made diagnosing the injury difficult, but club medics are estimating, after early
Under-pressure Manchester United boss Michael Carrick delivered a passionate and emotional address lasting five minutes and 30 seconds as he battles to save his job.
And he refused to rule out dropping skipper Bruno Fernandes for Sunday’s Premier League meeting with Bournemouth at Old Trafford.
Instead of taking his seat and answering questions as normal in Friday’s scheduled pre-match media conference at Carrington, Carrick said he wanted to start himself.
Antonio Conte has said he is not in “advanced negotiations” with any club in response to reports he has held talks with Manchester United.
Italian newspaper La Repubblica, external claimed on Thursday that Conte had held talks with United’s board about replacing Michael Carrick following the 4-1 defeat against Como on Wednesday.
The report said the former Chelsea manager had demanded full control of United’s transfer policy and stated
When Aston Villa walked out to face Viking in the Champions League, a giant tifo emblazoned with the message ‘We’ve Conquered Before. We’re Prepared For More’ dropped down from Villa Park’s famous Holte End.
At the same time, Villa manager Unai Emery was striding along the touchline to a standing ovation as he took the acclaim from supporters.
Emery celebrates the fourth anniversary of his appointment from Villarreal when Villa
Newcastle paid Al-Ahli £9.5m in compensation, external to get Jaissle after he had led the Saudi club to consecutive Asian Champions League crowns.
Expectations were high when the former Red Bull Salzburg boss arrived on Tyneside shortly before the start of the season with a strong record of success at his previous clubs in Saudi Arabia and Austria.
Yet Jaissle, 38, is very much unproven in the Premier League.
Villa have hit a bit of form and seem to be getting back to the level they were at last season.
They had another good win in the Champions League this week, but then you’d expect them to beat Viking pretty comfortably.
Emery’s side played well against Newcastle last week too but I thought Newcastle were a bit too gung-ho, and paid the price. City are a lot more streetwise.
Michael Carrick will be in charge of Manchester United against Bournemouth on Sunday, but there is growing concern among club bosses about the team’s poor run of form.
There is a feeling both inside and outside Old Trafford that Sunday’s Premier League match could be pivotal in determining Carrick’s future.
No decision has been taken about plans beyond Sunday as things stand following the 4-1 defeat to Como in the
Arsenal‘s style of play has been criticised this season but, even before Saka’s withdrawal, the Gunners played on the front foot and enjoyed more possession than their German opponents.
Losing Saka, who has scored four goals in 11 appearances in all competitions, will be tough to deal with.
But the Gunners have invested heavily in their squad over the past two summer transfer windows and have options.
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