Manager David Moyes insists a growing injury list will not affect his transfer window plans at Manchester United this month.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has warned he will not accept another early FA Cup exit this season when north-London rivals Tottenham come to the Emirates Stadium this evening.

Walking through the streets of Cork city, Conor Hourihane blends in with the crowd.

As we start another calendar year, we can look back on 2013 as 12 months which gave us so much to talk about in the world of football that it’s hard to know where to start.

New Cardiff manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has summoned the spirit of Alex Ferguson and Roy Keane as he bids to keep the club in the Premier League.

Jonny Evans believes Manchester United need to be more patient at Old Trafford if they are to stop conceding the kind of goals that sent them spinning to New Year’s Day defeat against Tottenham.

The Irish Examiner’s Darren Norris remains in festive mood this new year as he hands out his annual Premier League mid-season awards

Swansea City 2 Manchester City 3

Southampton 0 Chelsea 3

Arsenal 2 Cardiff City 0

Manchester United 1 Tottemham 2

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was told by Alex Ferguson to choose his owner rather than a club when deciding what his next managerial job would be.

MANCHESTER UNITED

Negotiations over Wayne Rooney’s contract are still on-going as Manchester United look to secure the striker’s long-term future.

When the waiting list is longer than the guest list, it’s fair to assume we’re in wish-you-were-there territory.

The daggers which seem to permanently hover just behind Arsene Wenger’s back, and which inched even closer following the disrespectful and disgraceful comments made by Jose Mourinho, should now be sheathed; Arsenal’s season is very much alive.

From Dublin to Delhi, from Arsenal to Shamrock Rovers and from player to coach, former international John Devine is bringing a wealth of experience to bear on a plan to save Irish football.

FA CUP FIFTH ROUND:

Just what on earth was going through the minds of all those Gooners who booed long and loud at the final whistle in Arsenal’s scoreless draw with Manchester United at the Emirates on Wednesday night?

Fulham 2 Liverpool 3