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Erik ten Hag has urged his players to step up when Manchester United host Aston Villa and look to end a run of four games without a goal. The problems for United continued when they slipped eight points off the top four and dropped to eighth in the Premier League after losing 2-0 at West Ham on Saturday. Ten Hag’s future is in the spotlight after Sir Jim Ratcliffe completed a deal to buy 25% of the club on Christmas Eve
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Lawrence ‘grateful’ of Jones’s tough love amid criticism of toxic England regime
Judy Murray ‘sick of listening to talk’ in battle for equal sport funding
Premier League to proceed with vote on APT rules despite Villa’s call for delay