Liverpool’s forward line is undergoing an evolution but manager Jurgen Klopp believes the club is already reaping the rewards of their longer-term planning

Erik ten Hag says David De Gea’s distribution has improved this season but the Manchester United manager could not 'ignore' his errant kicking against Real Betis

Erik ten Hag was delighted by his players’ show of character and quality

Their displays were a key component in Erik ten Hag’s team recording an impressive win in a tricky last 16 first leg Europa League tie

Kane is Ten Hag’s preferred No 9, with Osimhen also on radar

The former Manchester City manager is now in charge of Real Betis.

David Moyes believes it would be a 'hell of an achievement' if West Ham could reach a European quarter-final for the second successive year

When asked if Fernandes would continue to lead the side when needed, Ten Hag on Wednesday told reporters, 'Yes, definitely'.

Just a week on from lifting the Carabao Cup came a crushing capitulation at rivals Liverpool, who inflicted a 7-0 defeat on the shell-shocked Red Devils

Wout Weghorst insists his dedication to Manchester United 'can never be questioned' after explaining why he touched the 'This is Anfield' sign prior to their defeat against Liverpool

After three weeks away, the big man is back. The bang needs to come.

Brentford took revenge for their earlier season defeat by west London rivals Fulham, strengthening their hopes of qualifying for Europe

The effects of United’s 10 years of decline can clearly be reinflamed by errors, fatigue — or the excellence of an opponent

Fernandes, wearing the captain’s armband with Harry Maguire on the bench, looked to put his hand into the back of the assistant referee in the 81st minute of United’s 7-0 thrashing by Liverpool.

Erik ten Hag’s side were only a goal down at the end of a solid first-half showing.

The Reds' new-look front three clicked against Man Utd on Sunday. 

Arsenal find a way, Phil Foden recaptures form but not fitness and Manchester United’s old habits resurface

Cody Gakpo, Darwin Núñez and Mohamed Salah all scored twice in Liverpool’s 7-0 humbling of rivals Manchester United.

The Old Trafford giants were brought back down to earth with a bump by Jurgen Klopp’s Reds.

It was an historic collapse from Erik ten Hag's side at Anfield.