Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images Ratings in after the win at Old Trafford… Here are the player ratings for Manchester United’s 4-2 win against Sheffield United at Old Trafford: Starters Andre Onana - 5 Was at fault for the first goal. He’s been a bit better in the second half of the season but the fragility is still there. Diogo Dalot - 7 Got into some good attacking positions today. Needs to be a bit more decisive once he gets there. Casemiro - 6 Better at center back honestly, but the passes are still a bit too adventurous. Harry Maguire - 8 Another goal and solid outing. Aaron Wan-Bissaka ..read more

Photo by Alex Livesey/Getty Images A win! Finally! Manchester United got back to their winning ways on Wednesday, downing Sheffield United 4-2 at Old Trafford as Bruno Fernandes took over the game. Erik ten Hag’s side were desperate for a win, going winless in five straight if you include the penalty shootout win over Coventry City, and the Reds did so with a couple more players missing from the side. Another wave of injuries came as Erik ten Hag keeps up his high intensity training, and Willy Kambwala once again missed after his injury last week. Joining him off the teamsheet was Marcus Rashf ..read more

Photo by James Gill - Danehouse/Getty Images United return to Premier League action A wildly inconsistent Manchester United host Sheffield United in the Premier League this week. On paper, the Red Devils would surely look at this particular fixture as nothing short of a routine victory. Still, the chaotic nature of their performances makes it hard to definitively suggest United are capable of getting through a game without collapsing, albeit it may not always result in a defeat. Manchester United have won eight of their last 10 Premier League games against Sheffield United (D1 L1), though the ..read more

Photo by James Gill - Danehouse/Getty Images Ratings in... Here are the player ratings for Manchester United’s shambolic FA Cup Semi-final win over Coventry City... Starters Andre Onana - 5 Couldn’t have done much about the first goal but should’ve saved the second. Made one save in the shootout. Diogo Dalot - 6 Decent assist. Could’ve done more to stop the first goal. Good penalty. Casemiro - 5 Might just have a future at center back for another club. Awful penalty. Harry Maguire - 7 Solid header. Not really at fault for any of the goals. Almost scored a ridiculous solo goal and showed initia ..read more

Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images What the hell was that lol... Despite a lackadaisical approach to the match United were in full control early, and their control was rewarded with goals. Diogo Dalot found space down the right and fired a low ball across for Scott McTominay to steer into the net and break the deadlock after 25 minutes, putting some nerves at ease after United had failed to score to that point. The control was broken a couple times with Coventry breaking out, but they failed to fire an effort on target in the first half of action. It was the first time in ages United didn ..read more

Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images Winner heads to Wembley Manchester United head to Wembley for the fourth time in Erik ten Hag’s tenure this weekend, with the objective of reaching the Emirates FA Cup final for a second successive season. Sunday’s last-four tie against Coventry City is the reward for that unforgettable 4-3 win over arch-rivals Liverpool in the quarter-final at Old Trafford, the only home game we have played in the competition this season after winning away at League One club Wigan Athletic (2-0), League Two outfit Newport County (4-2) and our fellow top-flight side Nottin ..read more

The end is (potentially) nigh... The abject, forlorn look on Erik ten Hag’s face, as the camera panned to him at the full-time whistle, told two thousand words. Minutes in the season are wearing thin, there are only seven matches left before INEOS take over the shop and decide whether he’s the employee they want front and centre at the counter. He seems to be the only man shocked when United end up not winning these matches. Since the international break, United have drawn thrice and lost in a hectic end at Stamford Bridge. Going into the break off the back of a last-minute comeback win vs Li ..read more

Photo by Charlotte Tattersall - MUFC/Manchester United via Getty Images WE’RE THE FAMOUS MAN UNITED AND WE’RE GOING TO WEMBLEY... Manchester United Women have finally beaten Chelsea. The Queens of English football fell to the Reds in an intense Women’s FA Cup Semi-final at Leigh Sports Village on Sunday. Early goals from Lucia Garcia and Rachel Williams put United ahead, and though Lauren James pulled one back a valiant defensive effort in the second half saw the hosts finish off a well deserved 2-1 win. The win is United’s first over Chelsea in their young history, but is long overdue conside ..read more

Photo by Danehouse Photography Ltd/Getty Images Depleted backline could be busy this match Manchester United face Bournemouth at the Vitality Stadium this weekend, looking to return to winning ways. The Reds are without a victory in our previous three league matches, following late drama against Brentford, Chelsea and Liverpool. However Erik ten Hag’s side have the opportunity to finish the season strongly, starting with Bournemouth this weekend. The Cherries will also be looking for a response after falling to a 2-1 defeat at Luton last time out, despite taking the lead through Marcus Taverni ..read more

Photo by Ash Donelon/Manchester United via Getty Images Previewing this weekend’s clash versus Bournemouth With the business end of the season coming up, Manchester United will hope to finish the season as strongly as possible. They will look to kick off a series of consistent performances with a win against Bournemouth. Manchester United travel to the VitalityStadium with revenge in sight after conceding a surprise 3-0 drubbing at the hands of Bournemouth earlier this season. United’s hopes of finishing top-four are virtually over and now a top-five ranking too seems tough to attain. The Red ..read more