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Marcus Rashford appeared to confront a member of the crowd inside Old Trafford during Manchester United's warm-up ahead of their game against Newcastle on Wednesday night.  The England striker was going through his pre-match routine on the side of the pitch, but appeared to become infuriated by comments that were directed to him by supporters who had arrived early to watch the players warm up.  In one video the striker can be seen confronting several members of the crowd responding to their comments. In another, he was seen being ushered away from the touchline by his team-mates, with Christian Eriksen grabbing his arm trying to stop him from reacting to the comments being directed at him.   

United faced one of the hardest games in the league on Sunday when they hosted title-chasing Arsenal at Old Trafford, and trailed early through Leandro Trossard's goal, which proved to be the winner. The Red Devils were hoping to bounce back from a 4-0 humiliation at Crystal Palace on Monday, but struggled again as pressure continued to mount on Erik ten Hag. The Dutchman did adopt a slightly different approach for the game, with Abrabat replacing Christian Eriksen in midfield and the hosts defending in a 4-4-2 shape rather than being more open.

Typically in this month of the year, Casemiro would compete in title deciders and look forward to another Champions League final. Such moments of wonder are now a distant memory for the Brazilian. His glories with Real Madrid must feel as though they belong to a different lifetime. Instead, one of the most gifted defensive midfielders of his generation finds himself lost in a dysfunctional Manchester United team being told by pundits to 'call it a day.'

CHRIS WHEELER: Crystal Palace became the latest opponent to pepper Man United with shots this season and hit the target a few times. Like a heavyweight champion who can no longer defend himself, stumbling around the ring, trying to regain scrambled senses, they cut a sorry sight these days. Once great players like Casemiro and Christian Eriksen being run ragged by younger, fitter men. They should be the first out of the door this summer and hold it open for some of their teammates who, frankly, aren't fit to wear the shirt.

MATT BARLOW: Solid, dependable, vocal. Organising and improving others around him. Also, reviving hopes of an England recall with his international career stuck on 49 caps. It is a classic from the redemption genre. Dier joined Bayern for £3.4million on deadline day, initially on a short-term deal until the end of the season when his Tottenham contract was set to expire but quickly reached the preset clause for appearances to trigger another year in Munich. Steffen Freund, a Spurs icon working as a co-commentator for RTL Germany, Servus TV Austria and international Bundesliga coverage, was among the minority who thought he would be a hit in the Bundesliga.

Manchester United midfielder Christian Eriksen believes his side had 'three points in their hand' against Burnley before Zeki Amdouni's late equaliser at Old Trafford on Saturday. Antony looked to have struck a late winner against relegation-threatened Burnley on Saturday, only for substitute Zeki Amdouni's penalty to seal a 1-1 draw - the 18th goal they have conceded after the 80th minute this term.

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Manchester United's penalty shootout FA Cup semi-final win over Coventry City brought more questions than answers - both in terms of Erik ten Hag and his players.  This has been a season riddled by mistakes on and off the pitch for United and with Sir Jim Ratcliffe and his Ineos team now assuming control of football operations, a summer shake-up feels inevitable.  United are looking to raise £100million through player sales and for some shown the door that will mean accepting a sizeable loss on their initial transfer outlay. Mail Sport runs through Manchester United's squad to work out who stays and who goes.

NATHAN SALT AT WEMBLEY: 'We can play [to] very high levels within the same match, and also we can go [to] very low levels in the same game,' Erik ten Hag mused in the bowels of Wembley Stadium. 'That's not explainable but it has to do with managing the game, taking responsibility, taking responsibility for each other. I have to teach my players clearly. We have to do better in such occasions [after conceding] but the difficult thing to do is put ourselves in a winning position, the last thing is much easier.' Still teaching two years into his tenure? Easy to pass on those instructions? Don't be ridiculous, Erik.

Kasper Schmeichel has recalled the unforgettable moment when Christian Eriksen collapsed during Denmark's first game of Euro 2020, with the midfielder recovering fully. At the Parken Stadium in Copenhagen, the Manchester United midfielder received 13 minutes of treatment, with a defibrillator used to restore Eriksen's heart.

After the final three teams secured their spots in this summer's tournament in Germany via the play-offs tonight, we now have our complete lineup for Euro 2024. Wales' hopes came to an end when they lost on penalties in Cardiff, where Georgia also crashed out Greece thanks to spot-kicks, and Ukraine came from behind to defeat Iceland 2-1. England secured their position in a minimal fuss by winning their qualifying group, and is considered one of the favorites to bring an end to the 58-year wait for a major trophy.

In a bizarre occurrence, Denmark midfielder Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg pushed the referee over. Hojbjerg was furious that official Allard Lindhout was blocking his route to the ball and proceeded to shove him over. The incident occurred during Denmark's goalless draw in a friendly against Switzerland, with Hojbjerg not being punished.

Rasmus Hojlund, the Manchester United striker, has been advised by manager Erik ten Hag to dedicate more playing time to one player. The player in question has had a difficult season so far in the Premier League, making nine appearances. However, Hojlund praised his colleague and the display of professionalism.

Christian Eriksen, a Manchester United midfielder, admits he 'chuckled' at Jurgen Klopp's viral post-match interview following Sunday's FA Cup thriller. Following Liverpool's dramatic quarter-final loss at Old Trafford, the manager stormed out of a post-match interview with Scandinavian television. Liverpool lost 4-3 after extra time as Amad Diallo scored a 121st-minute winner to win the match for the first time, with Klopp's side leading 2-1 and 3-2 at points of the match.

Niels Christian Frederiksen, a Danish TV journalist, had a less turbulent ride with Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund on the way home to Scandinavia, having felt the full force of Jurgen Klopp's rage. After playing in the thrilling FA Cup quarter-final victory over Liverpool, Frederiksen found himself next to Hojlund on the plane from Manchester to Copenhagen as United's £72 million star declared for international service. Christian Eriksen, Hojlund's colleague, was on board and couldn't help but see the funny side after Klopp stormed out of the post-match interview in protest at Frederiksen's questions.

CHRIS WHEELER: Christian Eriksen has spoken to Erik ten Hag to express his dissatisfaction with a lack of playing time at Manchester United this season. With just 11 starts for United, the Denmark midfielder has made a further ten appearances off the bench. Eriksen was a 80th-minute replacement in Sunday's FA Cup victory over Liverpool at Old Trafford. The 32-year-old former Tottenham and Inter Milan playmaker is one of Kobbie Mainoo's most notable players, and he has told manager Ten Hag about the situation.

Littler, 17, is the youngest player to reach the World Darts Championship final, having only been in the public eye recently. However, he has also become well-known for his kebabs. Also after being beaten by world number one Luke Humphries and named a kebab after him, Hot Spot, Littler's local takeaway in Warrington, gave him free kebabs for life and named a kebab after him, the Luke the Nuke Special. However, Littler has since revealed that he is avoiding the takeaways in order to look after his health. "It's not seen as a good thing,' Littler wrote in The Sun's words: "We get what we want really."

With new owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe allowing major squad investment, Manchester United are expected to splash the money this summer. The billionaire Ineos owner, according to Mail Sport, is able to invest a lot on new contracts in the hopes of challenging for major silverware once more. The club is no longer in danger of breaching the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Code [PSR], the main reason why they didn't move in January.

Corey Harawira-Naera shocked the world by collapsing and convulsed on the field during Canberra's match against Souths in May last year. Ricky Stuart, his coach, was positive that the incident would cause the 27-year-old to leave the sport and that the club would seek to find a way to keep him in the game.

Following his on-pitch injury after suffering a mid-game cardiac arrest earlier this season, Tom Lockyer has revealed where the Implanted Cardiac Device (ICD) has been fitted in his chest. The Hatters' game against Bournemouth in December was brought to a halt by the defender's collapse on the pitch for the second time in a matter of months. Lockyer returned to football in his first season in the Premier League after suffering from atrial fibrillation at Wembley in the Championship play-off final in May.

Following his cardiac arrest in December 2023, Tom Lockyer has said he'd prioritize his family's interests before making the decision about whether he'll return to football or not. Luton Town's game against Bournemouth late last year was brought to a halt when the defender collapsed on the pitch for the second time in a matter of months.

When the defender collapsed on the pitch for the second time in a matter of months, the Hatters' game against Bournemouth in December came to a sickening stop. Lockyer returned to football to captain his team in their first-ever season in the Premier League after suffering from atrial fibrillation at Wembley in the Championship play-off final in May. However, the football world stood still when he collapsed to the ground at Bournemouth's Vitality Stadium, with the game effectively postponed and rescheduled for mid-March.

BY RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: An atypical day in his life, an exclusive insight. The routine is rather like Luke Littler's - unique and quite surprising as a recipe for sporting brilliance. He starts his description with his nights, which seem to be his afternoons, and the result in an interesting portrait of the dartist as a young man. They might also raise a question: one can only imagine how effective he would be with a video game controller if he is this good at darts. I'm not sure why, but I am always up until, like, 2 a.m., or 3 a.m., so it's not worth recounting at this point, since he is a lad who just turned 17 three weeks old.' Or, to put it another way, he was a prodigy who reached the final of the World Championship last month at the age of 16 and then won his first professional title after ten minutes of training. We didn't know about him eight weeks ago, and today he has 1.1 million followers on Instagram, £220,000 in prize money, and was recently given a private audience with Sir Alex Ferguson.

Manchester United's recruitment in the past two years has been criticized extensively, and now three of the Premier League's top recruiters have been named among the top 20 underperformers. A graph containing data from Twenty First Group compared the two-year average ratings of all Premier League players and plotted it against their new nine-month ratings. The chart then shows how much money the player has been playing against various rankings, ranging from 'League Two Averages (300)' to 'Ballon d'Or Contenders (1000+)'.