Four things spotted in Man City training as Leroy Sane shown no mercy

Manchester City defender Micah Richards is delighted to see the “frightening” Leroy Sane back in contention after a long injury lay-off, and says he will be a useful weapon from the bench in the final nine games of the season. Sane ruptured his cruciate ligament in City’s Community Shield victory over Liverpool back in August of last year and has not featured since.

Premier League action. United travel to London to face former manager Jose Mourinho's Tottenham side on Friday - their first competitive fixture since March.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side face Tottenham on Friday night, having played practice matches and trained hard to get fully match fit after an unprecedented three-month lay-off.Here are four things we noticed in the pictures of their latest training session:It's a few times now that Paul Pogba and Bruno Fernandes have been on the same team in a United practice match.The creative midfield pair, who United fans are understandably excited to see in action together, teamed up in the recent

Manchester City players are ready for the return of the Premier League. The Blues only returned to the training ground three weeks ago after more than two months away, and had to build up to contact sessions under the strict guidelines monitoring the safe comeback.

Premier League after holding a training match at Old Trafford on Saturday.The match was played behind closed doors and pitted two teams from United's squad against each other as United prepare for their return to competitive action against Tottenham on June 19.United haven't played a match since March 12 due to the coronavirus-enfored suspension of football and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will be hoping to get his players as fit as possible ahead of the restart.Prior to the game United's stars took

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and his first-team squad took part in a behind-closed-doors match on Saturday morning as part of their ongoing training regime.MEN photographers spotted the majority of the United first-team squad arrive for the squad practice match as preparation gears up for the trip to face Tottenham in two weeks time.Here is what we spotted from the arrival pictures for the match over the weekend as the Premier League return draws close.Pogba pitted against FernandesMuch of the talk has

Manchester United are getting ever closer to a return to Premier League action and have been in full contact training for a while now.

Manchester City have begun practice matches in training as they step up preparations for the Premier League clash with Arsenal in a fortnight.

With just two weeks to go until the Premier League is back, Manchester United are continuing their preparations in training.

Riyad Mahrez accepts his form at the start of his Manchester City career was not good enough, but insists he is a more confident player after overcoming his initial struggles.

We're getting closer to the return of the Premier League and Manchester United continue to up the intensity of their training sessions.

Here are your Manchester City evening headlines for Monday, June 1.

Bayern Munich director Oliver Kahn says he is sceptical that Europe's biggest clubs will be able to complete big transfers this summer like Leroy Sane.

Leroy Sane is too inconsistent and withdrawn to join Bayern Munich this summer from Manchester City, according to their former defender Willy Sagnol.

Manchester United have been increasing the intensity of their training sessions as they prepare for the return of the Premier League next month.

Bayern Munich are prepared to offer talented defender Lucas Hernandez to Manchester City as part of a deal to sign Leroy Sane, according to reports.

Manchester United's players took part in their first contact training session on Thursday following the players' return to Carrington last week.

The return of Manchester City players to training means planning can start to look towards a return to Premier League action.

Manchester United players trained at Carrington on Wednesday as Premier League clubs voted unanimously in favour of returning to full-contact training.