Stephen Bradley's side are on the cusp of another milestone in Europe.

Reported Manchester United target Alvaro Morata scored twice as Atletico Madrid began their LaLiga campaign with a straightforward win at Getafe

Gary Neville believes Manchester United could finish in the bottom half of the Premier League if they do not address their 'horror story' recruitment strategy

Chelsea are close to winning the race to sign Internazionale’s highly rated midfielder Cesare Casadei and are pushing to complete the signing of the 19-year-old this week

Liverpool already sit four points behind their rivals, and Nunez’s red card, for head-butting Joachim Anderson, could have far-reaching consequences

Garner spent last season on loan at Nottingham Forest, playing 41 times in the Championship as Forest gained promotion to the Premier League via the playoffs

While this might be Erik ten Hag’s first Premier League rodeo it’s not his first time seeming to be out of his depth and being under siege

A woman has told a court that ex-Manchester United footballer Ryan Giggs said to her: “I will headbutt you next” after he allegedly assaulted her older sister.

The employer of Ryan Giggs’ ex-girlfriend tried to block his “intense” emails because they were “interfering with her work”, a court has heard.

Manchester United academy graduate Largie Ramazani opened the scoring.

Tuchel and Conte went head to head during Chelsea’s 2-2 draw with Tottenham and tempers again boiled over at full-time following Harry Kane’s last-gasp equaliser

Talking Points: United misery, Everton early-season form and the Battle at the Bridge - The Sequel

Leeds, who lost Patrick Bamford to an abductor injury in the first half, are short of options up front although Marsch is pleased with the signings already made by the club

Graham Potter has hailed Solly March for hitting his best form yet at Brighton

A keeper that can’t use his feet and forward line lacking mobility – there is not a single element of this side that works

In football, there can be the odd glorious abyss, but United find themselves teetering between irrelevance and oblivion

The Red Devils slumped to the foot of the Premier League for the first time in 30 years after the embarrassing 4-0 defeat at Brentford

The question being asked in the wake of this loss was whether it marked a low point for United. Given that Liverpool are next up, the answer is almost certainly not

Manchester United face Liverpool next Monday and urgent action is required

The Reds boss essentially completed all his summer business by the start of July,