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Man Utd back on track but grumpy Ronaldo mars win
Rangnick's side were indebted to David de Gea for a superb first-half display that kept Brentford at bay before United finally sprang to life in west London.
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Manchester United must finish in top three, says Ronaldo
Five-time world player of the year Ronaldo has called for a change of mindset within the dressing room to address United's poor form, which resulted in a 1-0 loss at the hands of Wolves in their most recent league outing.
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Man Utd ride luck to get some FA Cup relief
Scott McTominay headed home the only goal after just eight minutes, but Villa were left to rue a host of missed chances and a controversial VAR review that ruled out an equaliser from Danny Ings in the second half.
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Pogba's return a month away, says Rangnick
The 28-year-old last played in a 2-2 draw at Atalanta in early November before pulling up with the injury during training on international duty with France.
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Wolves end Rangnick's honeymoon at Man Utd
A first home defeat to Wolves in 42 years leaves United still seventh in the Premier League table, four points adrift of the top four.
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Man Utd cruise past COVID-hit Burnley to strengthen top-four hopes
Scott McTominay put United in front early and a Ben Mee own goal doubled their lead before Cristiano Ronaldo finished impudently to put Ralf Rangnick's men 3-0 up.
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Lengthy COVID break did Man Utd no favours, says Maguire
Ralf Rangnick's men needed a 71st-minute equaliser from half-time substitute Edinson Cavani after Allan Saint-Maximin scored a superb early opener, and were indebted to David de Gea for a series of fine saves.
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Cavani rescues Man Utd in Newcastle draw
Cavani came off the bench to bag his first goal since October in the second half, ensuring Rangnick avoided a first defeat in four games as United's interim manager.
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Rangnick suggests scrapping League Cup to ease fixture congestion
The schedule, traditionally at its busiest over the Christmas and New Year period, has come under severe strain from the impact of the Omicron variant of the coronavirus, with several Premier League clubs hit by COVID-19 outbreaks and several Boxing Day matches postponed.
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Manchester United reopen training ground after Covid outbreak
United closed Carrington for an initial 24 hours eight days ago and their matches at Brentford and at home against Brighton were subsequently called off.
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Six games called off as COVID wreaks havoc on Premier League
For the second consecutive day, record numbers of COVID-19 cases were recorded in Britain as the Omicron variant runs riot, with fears growing that the crisis could derail the football season.
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Man Utd, Spurs games off as COVID wreaks havoc on Premier League
Britain is battling record numbers of COVID-19 cases as the Omicron variant runs riot, with fears growing that the crisis could derail the football season.
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Man Utd clash off as COVID causes Premier League disruption
It came hours after the Old Trafford club closed their Carrington training complex because of several players and staff members testing positive for coronavirus.
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PSG to face Real Madrid in Champions League last 16 after draw farce
PSG had initially been paired together with Manchester United but the reworked draw sees them play Real while the Old Trafford side will face Spanish champions Atletico Madrid.
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Man Utd and PSG to clash again in Champions League last 16
PSG will be at home in the first leg in February in a tie that will see Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo come up against each other.
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Ronaldo's 800th career goal begins Man Utd revival as Carrick walks away
Victory against Arsenal also rounded off a fine stint for Carrick as caretaker after progress to the Champions League last 16 and a creditable 1-1 draw at Premier League leaders Chelsea.
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Klopp's mentor Rangnick brings studious approach to Man Utd
Manchester United hired Ralf Rangnick on Monday after Ole Gunnar Solskjaer was sacked last week following a humiliating 4-1 defeat at Watford that featured the kind of confusion and lethargy that are anathema to the German.
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Leaders Chelsea held to Man Utd draw as Man City go second
Blues midfielder Jorginho rescued a point as the Italian's penalty atoned for the error that allowed Jadon Sancho to put the visitors in front at Stamford Bridge.
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Ronaldo sends Man United into last 16, Chelsea thrash Juventus
David de Gea made two crucial saves and United, with Michael Carrick in caretaker charge, took advantage through Ronaldo's 78th-minute lob.
