Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim said his side can beat anyone in the Premier League despite beginning their season with a frustrating 1-0 defeat to Arsenal.
Kieran Canning
AFP correspondent.
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Premier League: Liverpool spends big
Liverpool has splashed out to defend their Premier League title as champions but faces stiff competition from Arsenal, desperate to shake off their tag as nearly men, and a rejuvenated Manchester City.
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Crystal Palace humbles new-look Liverpool in Community Shield
U.S. central defender Chris Richards went the full 90 minutes on Crystal Palace’s backline in the game that went straight to PKs.
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‘Global icon’ Son Heung-min joins LAFC
LAFC hailed the signing of a “global icon” after confirming the arrival of South Korea star Son Heung-min from Tottenham.
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Diogo Jota: ‘Extraordinary person’
Diogo Jota was quickly hailed by the Liverpool support as “better than (Luis) Figo” and the shocking death of the Portuguese international on Thursday has left the English champions in mourning.
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Euro 2025: England’s Lionesses feel pressure as stars pull out
England’s women became national heroes on the back of winning Euro 2022, but the Lionesses’ defense of the title is off to an inauspicious start.
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New York Jets owner set to buy John Textor’s stake in Crystal Palace
The London club qualified for Europe for the first time in its history in May, beating Manchester City in the FA Cup final to win its first major trophy.
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New-look Man City craves winning feeling at Club World Cup
Bolstered by a £100 million spending spree ahead of the Club World Cup, Manchester City are determined to erase the memory of a disappointing season by returning to winning ways in the United States.
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England’s Women’s Super League to expand to 14 teams
The English Women’s Super League (WSL) is set expand to 14 teams from 12 for the start of the 2026-27 season after the proposal was voted through by clubs on Monday.
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Liverpool banks on ‘world-class’ Wirtz after record deal
The golden boy of German soccer is set to become the new prince of the Premier League.