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Date published: Tuesday 26th January 2021 8:27 - Samuel Bannister Manchester United could act early to beat Liverpool to a defensive target, while Arsenal have learned a way they can sign another attacking talent, according to Tuesday’s transfer gossip.   MAN UTD TO MAKE UPAMECANO MOVE Manchester United could act on their interest in RB Leipzig defender Dayot Upamecano this month, according to reports. Upamecano is one of the most in-demand defenders in Europe thanks to his performances in the Bundesliga over the past few years. The 22-year-old has shown great potential and h...

Wolves ponder risky striker move with Italian duo circling Date published: Monday 25th January 2021 8:09 - Neil Foster Wolves striker Patrick Cutrone could be heading straight back to Italy on loan just a few weeks after returning from Fiorentina. The 23-year-old penned an 18-month loan deal with La Viola in January 2020. He made 34 appearances and scored five goals before Nuno Espirito Santo He was brought back to strengthen Wanderers’ striking options, with Raul Jimenezstill out of action. The man with one Italy cap has made two Premier League appearances off the bench. He...

London (AFP) – Wolves scraped into the FA Cup fifth round as Vitinha’s sublime strike sealed a hard-fought 1-0 win against non-league Chorley on Friday. Nuno Espirito Santo’s side were fortunate to avoid an embarrassing upset after a lacklustre display at Victory Park. Vitinha’s brilliant long-range drive put Wolves ahead early in the first half. But sixth tier Chorley, the last non-league club standing in this season’s competition, pushed Wolves all the way and could easily have forced extra-time. Wolves keeper John Ruddy had to make several good saves before they secured a last 1...

Victory Park, Chorley Perhaps buoyed by their opponents’ suspect recent form – having failed to win any of their last six Premier League games – or the fact they beat Wolves 3-0 when the sides last met, in the FA Cup first round back in 1986, the Magpies produced a soaring display at Victory Park. They would have fully deserved an equaliser, and came closest to snatching one when Andy Halls’ header was acrobatically tipped over the bar with 30 minutes remaining, but Vitinha’s world-class piledriver from 35 yards ultimately proved just enough for the visitors. In an archetypal David-...

Chorley had started positively. In 1986 they stunned a then Fourth Division Wolves in a first-round replay and they may have harboured hopes of an even greater upset as they tried to take the game to the visitors. Harry Cardwell set off on a charge down the right inside the first minute to tee up Elliot Newby, but Ruddy comfortably dealt with his shot. Wolves soon settled and, although Chorley were quick and strong into the challenges, looked comfortable on the ball. Coady created an early opening with a long ball from deep which led to Patrick Cutrone having a shot blocked.