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Mourinho and Solskjaer fire back at Klopp after derby
Juergen Klopp had made some pointed comments about the way Ole Gunnar Solskjaer set United up with a 5-3-2 formation and the way they focused on frustrating his side.
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Klopp keen to make Man Utd wait for turnaround
Klopp's men travel to Old Trafford on Sunday already 15 points ahead of their rivals just eight games into the campaign.
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Man Utd lose Pogba, De Gea for Liverpool clash
David De Gea pulled up with a muscle problem during Spain's 1-1 draw away to Sweden in qualifying for Euro 2020 on Tuesday and is expected to be sidelined for a few weeks.
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Solskjaer '100% sure' Man United have right structure
The club's hierarchy and recruitment under executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward has come in for severe criticism but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has described that as 'an insult' as he looks to the future.
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Liverpool head to Man United's home with widest gulf in years
Liverpool have won just five times at United in the Premier League era and the Red Devils have won the fixture 16 times, but the gulf in quality between the sides has widened significantly in recent years.
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Schweinsteiger announces retirement, could join Germany set-up
The 35-year-old former Bayern Munich and Manchester United midfielder has effectively hung up his boots as his current team Chicago Fire team failed to make the MLS play-offs.
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Man Utd sinking fast as Solskjaer flounders
Old Trafford has witnessed a decline in fortunes since Alex Ferguson stepped down in 2013.
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Shot-shy United held to goalless draw away to Alkmaar
United never looked like scoring for most of the evening on the plastic surface of the Kyocera Stadium in The Hague and failed to produce one effort on target.
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United held by Arsenal as both struggle to shine
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s 58th-minute goal for the visitors, given after a VAR review, cancelled out Scott McTominay’s well-struck opener on the stroke of halftime.
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Spurs and Chelsea seek home comforts as top two threaten to pull away
The two front-runners will each expect to pick up another three points this weekend despite being on their travels as Liverpool go to Sheffield United and City visit Everton.
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Man United scrape past Rochdale, Oxford stun West Ham
Sixteen-year-old Luke Matheson volleyed an equaliser eight minutes later to send the tie into a shootout.
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Pogba set to make Man Utd return
The French international midfielder has been sidelined for three weeks by an ankle injury, but Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is confident he will definitely be fit for Arsenal's visit in the Premier League on Monday.
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Can Solskjaer save Manchester United's season?
Mistakes at the back, a desperate lack of midfield creativity and a worrying shortage of firepower up front have left the club well off the pace just six games into the new Premier League season.
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Liverpool threaten another lesson for Chelsea as top-six contenders face off
The Premier League's elite have little time to lick their wounds from a series of blows in European competition as domestic action offers an immediate chance of redemption for Liverpool, Chelsea and Tottenham.
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Man Utd, Arsenal, Rangers all claim Europa League wins
Last season's runners-up Arsenal romped to an impressive 3-0 victory at Eintracht Frankfurt in their Europa League opener on Thursday as Mason Greenwood spared Manchester United's blushes and Rangers got the better of Feyenoord.
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3 things we learned from the Premier League weekend
Behind the top two, there is a five-way tie between those likely to be fighting for the final two Champions League places this season with Manchester United, Tottenham, Chelsea, Arsenal and Leicester all on eight points from the opening five games.
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Man City stunned by Norwich as Liverpool stretch Premier League lead
Tottenham and Chelsea bounced back to form with comprehensive wins over Crystal Palace and Wolves respectively, while Manchester United held out for a much-needed three points with a 1-0 victory over Leicester.
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Liverpool stretch Premier League lead, Chelsea, Tottenham hit form
Tammy Abraham's sensational form continued as the English forward scored a hat-trick as Chelsea romped to a 5-2 win at Wolves.
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Liverpool leave title rivals breathless
Jurgen Klopp's side have seized the early initiative in the Premier League with four successive wins to open up a two-point lead over second placed Manchester City.
