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

Photo by Robin Jones/Getty Images Thin backline gets thinner... Manchester United central defender Raphael Varane will miss several weeks of action with a muscular injury, with Jonny Evans also out of Saturday’s Premier League clash at Bournemouth. Both defenders sustained the injuries in the recent 4-3 Premier League defeat against Chelsea, with Evans replacing Varane at half-time before the Northern Ireland international was substituted off after 20 minutes through a muscular injury. A fitness update on @RaphaelVarane and Jonny Evans.#MUFC — Manchester United (@ManUtd) April 11, 2024 Unit ..read more

Photo by Matthew Peters/Manchester United via Getty Images New Fergie Fledglings podcast... New episode of The Fergie Fledglings. Colin and Pauly recap a dreadful two weeks of Manchester United collapses against Brentford, Chelsea, and Liverpool in another worrying sample size of the Reds’ awful season. With Just seven Premier League matches to go United are closer to 13th than they are to the UEFA Champions League spots. The hopes of qualifying are dying a slow death as the worry of missing out on the Europa League has quickly crept up. As always, thank you for listening, and be sure to rate ..read more

Photo by Ash Donelon/Manchester United via Getty Images Another Glazer placement out the door... Manchester United Director of Football John Murtough announced his departure from the club on Tuesday, ending a lengthy decade long tenure with the club. His role in the youth setup played a big part in his promotion to DoF, but the failure to construct a sustainable club model has been a stain across the Glazer’s rule of United. “After 11 years of tireless work for the club, John has mutually agreed with us that now is the right time to step aside and allow the new football leadership structure to ..read more

All square against Liverpool at Old Trafford after a late penalty for Salah... Manchester United picked up a point after a 2-2 draw with Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday. It was their first match back at Old Trafford since the sensational 4-3 win over their old rivals in the FA Cup Quarterfinals last month, and Erik ten Hag’s side had a good opportunity to make it their first win since that match as well, but once again conceded at the end to share the spoils. With a fresh wave of injuries hitting United’s defensive core, ten Hag was forced to start youngster Willy Kambwala alongside ..read more

Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images Worst possible opponent for a struggling United team Three weeks on from butting heads in an engrossing FA Cup quarter-final, long-time adversaries Manchester United and Liverpool cross paths once again on Sunday, squaring off at Old Trafford in the Premier League. Erik ten Hag’s men prevailed 4-3 when the two behemoths locked horns in a knockout setting, but the Red Devils astonishingly found themselves on the wrong end of such a seven-goal scoreline in midweek. After making an exceptional start to February with four top-flight wins on the trot, Man United ..read more

Photo by Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Previewing this Sunday’s ‘Battle of the Reds’ clash One of the mouthwatering clashes of the calendar is set to be staged this weekend as Manchester United lock horns with rivals Liverpool at Old Trafford. Manchester United are gunning for a top-four finish but they still have a long way to go. The defeat to Chelsea in their previous league outing dampened United’s momentum as they now stand 12 points short of 4th-placed Aston Villa, although they have played two fewer games than their Birmingham counterparts. It was a thrilling affair the last time these t ..read more