News about Lewis Hall

Coleen Rooney and her eldest sons Kai and Klay headed to Old Trafford on Wednesday to watch Manchester United beat Newcastle United 3-2 in the club's last home game of the season. 'Wagatha Christie', 38, looked stunning in a black jacket with shoulder pads which she wore with a black turtle neck. She also wore tan-coloured baggy trousers with a stretchy band and paired them with stylish black high heels. Coleen finished her look with a black Chanel handbag, which she held in front of her body, and her eye-catching gold wedding ring. She chatted with Klay, 10, who wore a black tracksuit with its hood up up and a padded black jacket and grey trainers.

CHRIS WHEELER AT OLD TRAFFORD: If this does indeed prove to be Erik ten Hag's farewell to Old Trafford, at least he goes out with a win. Manchester United gave their manager the kind of performance that has so often been lacking in this most wretched of seasons. The kind that will make Ten Hag wonder what might have been. Where has this spirit been for the past 10 months? This backbone? Who knows, Ten Hag may yet get another shot. But if his team had played like this on a more regular basis, the Dutchman wouldn't be in this mess in the first place. Bruno Fernandes has rarely let Ten Hag down and on Wednesday night he played like he had a point to prove in a week when his own future at United has come under scrutiny.

Erik ten Hag admitted that Manchester United have not had an 'easy' season but vowed his players will 'give everything' to win the FA Cup in an address to fans after their 3-2 win at Old Trafford. The Red Devils kept alive their hopes of securing European football next season via the league with victory over Newcastle which moved them level on points with the Magpies in seventh. Regardless of their league position, United will earn the right to participate in games on the continent with a win in the FA Cup final against Manchester City on May 25.

CHRIS WHEELER: Despite the inherent danger of serious injury or shame, several players love the flamboyant goal celebrations. The knee joint has deteriorated. Bruno Fernandes, the new Premier League star to play it at Old Trafford on Sunday, after scoring an impressive goal for Manchester United from the centre circle in a 2-2 draw with Liverpool. Fernandes stopped two tramlines in the pristine turf as he slid for several yards on his knees and then returned to his feet in a single smooth motion as he turned around to the corner flag. Out of ten, eight out of ten.

CRAIG HOPE: Despite the marches in Sheffield on Wednesday, the overcrowding in Newcastle's FA Cup match against Hillsborough last year has now been described as a "near miss" by the organisers. After we highlighted fears raised by followers of Leppings Lane End, where 97 Liverpool supporters died after a crush in the 1989 FA Cup semi-finals, Mail Sport has been barred from attending matches by the Championship club. Fans of Newcastle's frightening in the concourse and tunnel entrance to the seating area prior to kick-off. We reported their evidence and were informed by the club that we were no longer accepted at Hillsborough.

Chelsea's net income by selling ten players with the Blues could reach a dramatic peak this summer as they continue to comply with the Premier League's Profit and Sustainability Guidelines (PSR). In the first full year under Todd Boehly and Clearlake Capital's ownership, the club reported a tax loss of £90.1 million last week. Chelsea FC Holdings Limited's accounts showed the loss for the 12-month cycle until June 30, 2023.

KIERAN GILL: Chelsea's opponents are planning on putting their reputation for pricing players out of play this summer, claiming that they are now in a situation where they must sell in order to beat the Premier League's financial rules. The Blues are well-known for triggering a tough competition by slapping steep valuations on their stars, but rumors are that no sales are required until the next transfer window opens. Chelsea insiders insist that this is not the truth, adding that they are on track to be compliant with the Premier League's Profitability and Sustainability Laws. Nevertheless, the club's accounts for the year ended June 30, 2023, a pre-tax loss of £90.1 million. That came after a loss of £121.4 million the previous year.

The nest, which was perched high a cliffs of a defunct quarry in southern Scotland, seemed to be a good spot to start investigating international organised crime. It belonged to a female peregrine falcon, one of Britain's most protected species, whose attempts to breed there were mysteriously ended in failure. When falcon specialist George Smith and PC Gavin Ross examined the nest, they discovered two of the four reddish-brown eggs they had noticed that the bird had been sitting on had vanished. As the guys began to leave, they discovered a footprint that wasn't related to either of them. Someone else had taken a different route up to the nest.

Yesterday, a father and son were banned from owning birds for five years after being caught selling peregrine falcon chicks illegally. Timothy Hall, 48, and his son Lewis Hall, 23, were involved in an unlawful trade that saw them selling birds for thousands of pounds.

Chelsea qualified for the League Cup semi-finals on Tuesday when they defeated Newcastle United 4-2 in a penalty shootout at Stamford Bridge after the two teams finished the 90 minutes level at 1-1. Matt Ritchie scored Newcastle's second goal wide, and Matt Ritchie saw his attempt saved by Djordje Petrovic, who was making his second appearance in goal for the Blues. Chelsea's callum Wilson called an error by Chelsea defender Benoit Badiashile who had the ball trapped in his feet, allowing Wilson to score in the shootout drama, allowing Wilson to score.

In the forthcoming Carabao Cup match, Newcastle has been granted permission to field Chelsea loanee Lewis Hall against his parent club. The Magpies will be in Stamford Bridge for Tuesday's quarter-finals, and Eddie Howe's team will be on hand. Players are unable to participate against their parent clubs or the FA Cup under new circumstances.

Chelsea loanee Lewis Hall will still be a Newcastle player next season, so he could return to Stamford Bridge. The 19-year-old joined the Magpies in August on a season-long loan with the promise to buy for £28 million plus a further £7 million in add-ons.

INTERVIEW BY ADAM SHERGOLD: Advent calendars are being released and Christmas trees are decorated, but Port Vale is in the midst of being a League One team in all three Cup tournaments, but they are still alive. This season, Andy Crosby's Valiants have been knocking out kings, and their December schedule has given their followers plenty of holiday cheer. They will face Bolton Wanderers in the second round of the Bristol Street Motors Trophy on Tuesday this week. After losing 1-1 on the weekend in a FA Cup second round replay, Stevenage will meet the victors in Maidstone United, who will be on a trip to non-league Maidstone United. Vale host Middlesbrough in the quarter-finals of the Carabao Cup, but it's most exciting, seven days after that. The team is making strides forward and is expected to meet a Premier League team at Wembley Stadium.