News about Leandro Trossard

A bare-bones United lost 1-0 against Arsenal on Sunday after Leandro Trossard's first-half goal and are at risk of missing out on European football altogether. Several first-team regulars were once again ruled out at Old Trafford with the likes of Bruno Fernandes, Marcus Rashford and Lisandro Martinez watching from afar. Mason Mount, Luke Shaw and Raphael Varane were also among those to miss out, forcing Erik ten Hag to cobble together a misshapen side against the league leaders. But Rooney has little sympathy for United's squad and even accused some of using their injuries as an excuse to duck out of the firing line during a horror campaign. Now, Souness has revealed this damning allegation was also made to him.

Mail Sport's Ian Ladyman has claimed that Manchester United should tear down Old Trafford and build a brand new stadium like Tottenham, after images of the disrepair of the old ground once again went viral after the 1-0 loss to Arsenal.  Leandro Trossard scored the only goal of the game as the Gunners re-took top spot from Manchester City, yet the fallout of the game came against the backdrop of a torrent of water leaking through the Old Trafford roof.  Images after the game showed floods of water cascading down the stands and into the tunnel, while images from the away dressing room in fact showed water leaking through the ceiling. 

The veteran midfielder (left) was again fielded as an emergency defender alongside Jonny Evans at Old Trafford on Sunday, with Ten Hag missing all but one of his senior centre backs, but made a sloppy error in the build-up to Leandro Trossard's goal. After Andre Onana launched a long ball down the pitch, Casemiro failed to race out to play Kai Havertz offside (top right), allowing him to fire in a low cross for Trossard to score. He also endured a calamitous display in United's 4-0 defeat by Crystal Palace and Keown (inset) insisted this performance should have triggered Ten Hag (bottom right) to make a change.

This season's title race will head into the final weekend of the season following Arsenal's 1-0 win over Manchester United on Sunday, and Gary Neville has revealed which fixture he earmarked as a potential decider a month ago.  Leandro Trossard netted the only goal at Old Trafford after a Kai Havertz assist - only Cole Palmer now has more contributions in 2024 than the German - as Arsenal took three huge points back to London.  It was another poor showing at the back from United and Casemiro in particular, with the hosts now losing a joint-record nine home league games for 2023-24.

Ten Hag's injury-hit side limped to another defeat at Old Trafford on Sunday as Leandro Trossard's goal kept Arsenal's title hopes alive. But Rooney alleged that some of the United players currently out of action are merely ducking out of the firing line. 'Some of those players can play, 100 per cent,' said United's record goal scorer. 'Because they're getting a little bit of stick, it's easy for players to stay out and come back towards the FA Cup final and get themselves right for the European Championships.'

The away dressing room at Old Trafford was flooded after heavy rain struck Manchester on Sunday evening.  Toward the end of Manchester United's 1-0 defeat against title-chasing Arsenal, a thunderstorm swamped the 114-year-old stadium.  Water could be seen cascading from one corner of the ground while videos on social media showed a flood pouring under seats.  

Paul Merson insisted Arsenal's victory over Manchester United at Old Trafford was 'too easy' for Mikel Arteta's side. After controlling the early portion of the game, Leandro Trossard fired the visitors in front from close range after 20 minutes. Once again forced to start in the centre of defence amid United's ongoing injury crisis, Casemiro failed to play Kai Havertz offside enabling the former Chelsea star to play in Trossard for what proved to be the winning goal.

CHRIS WHEELER AT OLD TRAFFORD: Leandro Trossard's first half goal was enough for Mikel Arteta's side to put the pressure on Manchester City and go top of the table once again, with City having two games left to play and Arsenal one. It was a reasonably straightforward win for the visitors, and, though they may have hoped to have scored more, never looked troubled at the other end of the field.

Manchester United fans made themselves heard during their clash with Arsenal by continually singing one song.  Erik ten Hag's suffered a 1-0 defeat against the Gunners, with Leandro Trossard first half;f strike separating the two teams at Old Trafford.  It was United's second defeat in a weak having also lost to Crystal Palace on monday night. 

Manchester United's miserable season continued as Arsenal walked out of Old Trafford with a vital 1-0 win to keep their title bid alive. Erik ten Hag's side were undone in the first half when a Casemiro error allowed Kai Havertz to stay onside, before he cut it back to a razor sharp Leandro Trossard. Mail Sport's Nathan Salt rates the two sides after a blockbuster clash at Old Trafford.

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.

Fans have taken to social media to mock Gary Neville after he suggested Manchester United should have been awarded a penalty during their clash with Arsenal.  Mikel Arteta's men had taken the lead inside 20 minutes thanks to Leandro Trossard's close-range strike.  As United seeked an equaliser, Amad Diallo went down inside the box from an Thomas Partey's outstretched leg after 36 minutes. The referee waved play on and the VAR cleared the incident.  

Both sides found themselves on the wrong end of divisive decisions from the officials during a dramatic showdown at the Emirates, with Ryan Christie escaping a red card for a high tackle and the Cherries seeing a goal ruled out in the second half (left). Strikes from Bukayo Saka and Leandro Trossard put Arsenal on course to move four points clear at the top of the Premier League but the visitors hit back through Antoine Semenyo, the forward bundling in after Christie's strike hit the woodwork. The effort was chalked off, however, after Dominic Solanke was adjudged to have fouled goalkeeper David Raya (top right) after backing into him in the build-up. As the loose ball dropped inside the penalty area, Solanke moved into Raya's path and looked to pressure him while the stopper tried to punch away. Cherries boss Andoni Iraola was incensed (bottom right) but his appeals fell on deaf ears.

Arsenal took another step towards the Premier League title with a 3-0 win over Bournemouth that moves them four points clear at the top of the table.  Bukayo Saka and Leandro Trossard got the vital goals for the Gunners but two major question marks over VAR will dominate the discussion of the game, after claims Kai Havertz dived to win a penalty that Saka converted.  And after Trossard finished off a well-worked move in the second half, Bournemouth were left raging after Antoine Semeyo's strike was ruled out due to a foul on David Raya in the build-up, despite minimal contact. Declan Rice later wrapped up the win with a close range finish.

IAN LADYMAN: Howard Webb (pictured top left) wants to help but the truth is he is not helping. The head of the refereeing body wants to introduce openness and transparency and dialogue into the relationship between match officials, football clubs and the public. His motives are honourable but standing in front of television cameras and talking about mistakes made by those he is paid to represent is the wrong move driven by the best intentions.

Arsenal fans were left baffled after Leandro Trossard gave his shirt to a Tottenham fan following the north London derby. The Gunners won 3-2 away to their bitter rivals and are one point ahead of Manchester City at the top of the Premier League, albeit having played a game more. A video showed the reaction of Tottenham fans as players from both teams left the pitch.

SAMI MOKBEL AT THE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM: Arsenal scored twice from corners in their 3-2 win against their deadly rivals amid a growing trend that has seen Spurs struggle at defending from dead ball situations. Postecoglou, when asked in March, said he wasn't planning to add a specialist set-piece coach to his staff - a role a number of clubs have looked to fill in recent years. Tottenham were caught on the wrong end of a number of refereeing decisions during the game. Leandro Trossard caught Dejan Kulusevski in the Arsenal box just seconds before Bukayo Saka doubled Arsenal's lead, while Spurs also had a goal from Mick van de Ven disallowed for a tight offside call.

Dejan Kulusevski stumbled and fell after being clipped by Leandro Trossard before James Maddison fell under a challenge from Declan Rice. Nothing was given and Arsenal counter-attacked viciously, with Bukayo Saka cutting inside past Ben Davies and putting the visitors 2-0 up.

A commentator for Chelsea's official website begged for the referee to blow the final whistle after just 65 minutes of last night's 5-0 thrashing by Arsenal. The Blues travelled to the Emirates after winning their most recent league game 6-0 against Everton, and then pushing Manchester City all the way in their FA Cup semi-final on Saturday before being beaten 1-0. But they delivered a dire display in north London, and were fortunate to only be a goal down at the break after Leandro Trossard opened the scoring in the fourth minute.

Ian Wright has slammed Chelsea after their dire 5-0 defeat by Arsenal and hit out at two stars in particular. The Gunners thumped Mauricio Pochettino's side at the Emirates on Tuesday to go three points clear at the top of the Premier League. Ben White scored twice, while Kai Havertz also netted a brace after Leandro Trossard had put Arsenal on their way in what was a dismal night for the Blues as they collapsed in the second half.

Peter Drury has been hailed by fans for his commentary of Ben White's second goal against Chelsea. The Gunners thumped Mauricio Pochettino's side 5-0 at the Emirates on Tuesday to go three points clear at the top of the Premier League. White scored twice and Kai Havertz also netted a brace after Leandro Trossard had put Arsenal on their way within four minutes.

Two Arsenal lovebirds went viral for their post-match celebrations after their side strolled to a 5-0 victory over Chelsea. Mikel Arteta's side sent themselves top of the table after the emphatic win over their London rivals - where Ben White, Leandro Trossard and Kai Havertz all scored. The victory over Chelsea sent Gunners fans into a frenzy, as they set off fireworks in the streets of north London following the derby clash. 

Mikel Arteta believes his Arsenal side are excited about the prospect of Premier League glory after the Gunners thrashed Chelsea to move three points clear at the top of the table. Arsenal brushed aside Chelsea on Tuesday night at the Emirates with Ben White and Kai Havertz both scoring twice in a 5-0 win, after Leandro Trossard opened the scoring. Arteta admitted his side would enjoy the crushing win over their London rivals, but stressed he will keep demanding more of his players ahead of their final four games of the season.

Thiago Silva's wife (right with the defender) delivered another cryptic dig at Chelsea following their 5-0 thrashing at the hands of Arsenal. The Blues suffered a humiliating defeat at the Emirates Stadium, as former player Kai Havertz and Ben White both bagged themselves a brace, after Leandro Trossard had opened up the scoring. Silva, 39, came off the bench after 78 minutes to provide experience to a youthful Chelsea starting XI.