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Klopp banking on Chelsea to slow City charge as Napoli tie looms
Unbeaten Liverpool are clinging on in the title race, scoring deep into added time against Everton last week and recovering from a goal down to beat Burnley on Wednesday to move just two points behind City.
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Man Utd fight back again but Arsenal extend unbeaten run in four-goal thriller
United showed great spirit to twice come back, with equalisers from Anthony Martial and Jesse Lingard earning a much-needed point.
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Mourinho aiming to stop rot as Man Utd season unravels
Mourinho claimed his players, with the exception of Marcus Rashford, were meek, lacking the spirit of what he called "mad dogs".
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United's Sanchez hit by hamstring injury in training
Sanchez came off the bench in this month’s league games against Manchester City and Crystal Palace but last started in the victory at Juventus in the Champions League on 7 November.
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United's Fellaini shows why he is Mourinho's 'go to' player
While Paul Pogba and Alexis Sanchez struggle to justify the huge investment in them, the outlay on the Belgian international is proving to be money well spent.
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Mourinho hails 'fantastic' comeback as United steal Ronaldo thunder
Juventus players Leonardo Bonucci and Paulo Dybala confronted Mourinho with United captain Ashley Young intervening as Mourinho was led off the pitch by a Uefa official.
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United fight back to snatch unlikely late win at Juventus
Spaniard Mata equalised with a perfectly-executed free kick in the 86th minute and United caused bedlam in the Juve area with another set-piece.
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Man United must deliver complete performance at Juve – Giggs
United were comprehensively outplayed in a 1-0 defeat to the Italian champions at Old Trafford last month and while they have beaten Everton and Bournemouth in their two matches since.
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Robson urges Rashford to show greater hunger for goals
Marcus Rashford, who turned 21 on Wednesday, has scored just once in seven Premier League appearances and failed to shine in last weekend’s 2-1 win over Everton.
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Goals will come for Lukaku, says Mourinho
Jose Mourinho said the 25-year-old is struggling with all aspects of his game but could not fault his effort.
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Juve take charge of Group H with win at Man United
United needed their Spanish keeper David de Gea to be in top form as he made a series of good saves, including an excellent effort to keep out a second-half strike from Ronaldo.
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Mourinho not keen on Real job, wants to stay on at Man Utd
Current Real coach Julen Lopetegui is under pressure following a string of results that has left his side seventh in La Liga.
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Man City in champion form after Mourinho drama
Mourinho accepted the apology but the insult for him was certainly not as bad as missing out on all three points that his under-pressure side would have deserved.
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Mourinho vows to be on best behaviour at Stamford Bridge
Jose Mourinho has not enjoyed previous meetings with Chelsea as United boss, losing four out of six matches including this year’s FA Cup final.
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Spotlight on Mourinho once more as Liverpool, Man City seek winning return
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho remains the centre of attention when the former Chelsea boss returns to Stamford Bridge on Saturday.
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Man United’s Shaw agrees new five-year contract - reports
Luke Shaw’s United career has been interrupted by poor form and injuries since he joined the club, but the 23-year-old has started seven league games and scored one goal this season.
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Mourinho takes centre stage again as Premier League returns
Mourinho’s words, spoken after United fans chanted his name in appreciation of the 3-2 victory, may have reflected a weariness at the constant focus on his position at Old Trafford but the spotlight will unavoidably be on the Portuguese again.
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Mourinho admits United's form is not good enough
Jose Mourinho is adamant Manchester United will improve on their current league position of 10th but he accepted their form at present is not good enough.
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Mourinho's Man Utd misfire once more in Valencia stalemate
United's night got off to a bad start before the game even began as kick-off was delayed by five minutes after the hosts were held up by traffic.
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Mourinho not feeling the pressure as Valencia test looms
United have struggled this season, collecting 10 points from their opening seven Premier League matches and being dumped out of the League Cup by second-tier Derby County.
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Manchester United still winless after 3-1 loss to West Ham
Manchester United had the worst possible start to the game after Felipe Anderson scored with a brilliantly timed flick at the near post to hand the London team a 1 - 0 lead inside five minutes. The team failed to create any meaningful chances in the half.
