Manchester United’s manager, Erik ten Hag, has been facing criticism for his performance since taking over in the summer of 2022. One of the main points of contention has been the availability of his first-choice team. Ten Hag pointed out that he has never had his favorite team available on the pitch during his 18-month
English FA Cup
As Real Madrid celebrated their victory over Manchester City in the Champions League quarterfinals, Pep Guardiola maintained that he had “no regrets.” However, looking back at the match, it’s clear that there were moments where City had the upper hand, dominating play and creating numerous opportunities to score. Yet, their inability to capitalize on those
Following the FA Cup quarterfinal between Manchester United and Liverpool at Old Trafford, two Manchester United fans were arrested for alleged tragedy chanting relating to the Hillsborough disaster. This incident occurred after an intense game that ended with United securing a victory in the last minute of stoppage time in extra time. The fact that
The recent FA Cup quarterfinal win over Leicester City was a rollercoaster of emotions for Chelsea fans. The decision-making by Mauricio Pochettino and the performance of Raheem Sterling were heavily criticized by supporters. The substitutions of Carney Chukwuemeka and Noni Madueke turned the game around in stoppage time, leading Chelsea to a 4-2 victory. However,
Despite the uncertainty surrounding his position as Manchester United’s manager for next season, Erik ten Hag remains unfazed. The new partial-owner, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, has yet to publicly confirm whether Ten Hag will stay on, but the Dutchman is not concerned. In fact, he confidently states that he is under contract for three more seasons,
Manchester City manager, Pep Guardiola, has expressed doubts about his team’s chances of replicating last season’s remarkable treble win. Despite being the frontrunners in the Premier League, Champions League, and FA Cup, Guardiola believes that the feat of winning all three trophies again is highly improbable. His cautious approach reflects the challenging nature of football