straight to your inbox Gary Neville believes Manchester United need another four or five signings if they are to mount a genuine Premier League title challenge next season. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side finished the last campaign in third place but remained well off the pace set by both Man City and champions Liverpool.
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12.08.2020 - 18:27 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
It's officially one month to the day the new 2020-21 Premier League season gets underway.With a shorter-than-usual break, the action restarts on September 12 for most teams. Those involved in the new-look Europa and Champions League have meanwhile been awarded the reprieve of a guaranteed 30 day rest period.For the first time in three decades, Liverpool will go into the season as defending Champions.
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variety.com
30.08.2020 / 16:31
‘Tottenham Hotspurs: All or Nothing’ Gives the Premier League the ‘Last Dance’ Treatment It Deserves: TV Review
Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticIt’s not especially hard to make a triumphant sports season compelling. And for terrible seasons, there’s some perverse joy in satiating curiosity about what exactly went wrong.
variety.com
27.08.2020 / 17:35
Amazon Prime Video Sets U.K. Back to School Dating Show, Rap Music Drama ‘Jungle’
Naman Ramachandran Amazon Prime Video has commissioned a brace of U.K.
tvguide.com
27.08.2020 / 02:21
The Best Movies and TV Shows to Watch on Amazon Prime in September 2020
what's new on Amazon Prime in September. You can also check out our picks for what to watch this month on Netflix, as well as a list of everything coming to all major streaming services in September.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
26.08.2020 / 12:19
Man City and Manchester United among six Premier League teams who can afford Lionel Messi's wages
Messi has officially told Barcelona that he wishes to leave the club.“Announce Messi” immediately started trending on Twitter, as fans from pretty much every club in the world started getting their hopes up.But while we’d all like to see arguably the greatest player of all time play for the team we support, the cold hard finances of it all mean that it’s not going to happen for most of us.Only the richest of the rich, the one per cent of the one per cent can realistically afford Messi.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
25.08.2020 / 17:29
Football fan who punched man during Liverpool's Premier League celebrations cries in court
Premier League celebration cried in court as he was given a suspended prison sentence. Craig Campbell, 26, admitted causing grievous bodily harm and was in tears in the dock through much of his sentencing hearing at Liverpool Crown Court.