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More is round the corner. exactly what remains unclear. the statement itself says there are no assurances the club will even be sold. but the directors say there will be assessments of infrastructure and stadium development, alongside work to enhance the success of the mens and womens teams. gareth barlow, bbc news. what a week it is! we can go live to old trafford now. lets get the latest on this from bbc sport football reporter, simon stone. a lot of fans have been calling for change like this...

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Manchester Uniteds American owners the Glazer family say they are considering selling the club as they "explore strategic alternatives".

The panellists on this week’s episode discuss whether Erik will shuffle the pack for Thursday’s Carabao Cup clash.

Tottenham manager Antonio Conte accuses footballs governing bodies of putting player welfare at risk by "crazy" schedule to accommodate winter World Cup.

After Cristiano Ronaldo was left out of the squad to face Chelsea on Saturday, does the Portugal forward have a future at Manchester United?

Following previous announcements that the first two planned shows of the 22.23 season, Jani Lauzon's PROPHECY FOG and THE EFFECT by Lucy Prebble, have been rescheduled following the fire that broke out in the theatre at 1454 Danforth in early September, COAL MINE THEATRE is thrilled to confirm that they have secured a new location.

Cristiano Ronaldo says "the heat of the moment" got to him in the incident that has led to Manchester United dropping him for Saturdays game at Chelsea.

But Man City have refused a public statement.

"The Dig" is about how time leaves shards of history buried for centuries. At a deeper level it’s about how we sometimes bury our true self under a façade.