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Boxing Day arrives with an uncomfortable truth hanging over Old Trafford. Manchester United could finish December without a home win — a stark reflection of a season defined by uncertainty, despite isolated signs of progress. The festive calendar offers no respite, and Newcastle’s visit feels more like an examination than a celebration. Recent history does little to calm the nerves. United have won just once in their last five meetings with Newcastle, a statistic that underli

Mikel Arteta faced the media ahead of Arsenal’s upcoming Premier League encounter with Everton, following a narrow victory over Wolves in a largely unconvincing display. Arteta will be aiming to put that performance behind them when they travel to Hill Dickinson on Saturday evening, with an opportunity to respond in more convincing fashion. Here are some key takeaways from Mikel Arteta’s press conference: On facing Everton Mikel Arteta confirmed it will be a difficult game ag

Manchester United 4–4 Bournemouth (Amad 13’, Semenyo 40’, Casemiro 45+4’, Evanilson 46’, Tavernier 52’, Fernandes 77’, Cunha 79’, Kroupi 84’) An unbelievable night at Old Trafford saw eight goals shared evenly as Manchester United dropped points at home for the third successive game in a breathless 4–4 draw with Bournemouth. Bournemouth completed a dramatic comeback straight after half-time, overturning a poor first-half display to go from 2–1 down to 3–2 ahead within minutes