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Every word of Michael Carrick’s Tottenham Hotspur embargoed pre-match press conference:Manchester United beat Liverpool 2-1 at Old Trafford. Alejandro Garnacho scored a dramatic late winner after Mohamed Salah's equalizer canceled out Bruno Fernandes' first-half opener.

The glaring problems Roberto De Zerbi must fix ahead of Tottenham's crunch test at Man United, how his patience is starting to wear thin after dismal start - and why new signings are a concern after £340m rebuild:Tottenham, bottom with two points, face Manchester United. De Zerbi criticizes new signings' impact and seeks leadership. Kulusevski nears return, but Maddison is a doubt. Pressure mounts to avoid worst start since 2008.

Füllkrug and Bremen end Dortmund’s winning streak:Barcelona are reportedly in advanced talks to sign a Premier League star for around €80 million, with negotiations progressing well ahead of the summer window.

Manchester United ready to move for Premier League defender:Liverpool came from behind to beat Tottenham 4-2 at Anfield. Mohamed Salah scored twice, including a late penalty, in a dramatic match featuring multiple lead changes.

Liverpool target Fulham wonderkid Josh King amid interest from Arsenal and Man United:Kylian Mbappé is in advanced talks to join Real Madrid from PSG this summer, with negotiations reportedly at a crucial stage. The French star's potential move could reshape European football.

JJ Gabriel: Euro giant’s latest move will leave Barcelona sweating in race for Man United wonderkid:Bayern Munich and Real Madrid drew 2-2 in a thrilling Champions League semi-final first leg. Vinicius Jr scored twice for Madrid, but Harry Kane's late penalty leveled the score after Leroy Sané's opener for Bayern.

Carrick’s wildcard move to play Bruno Fernandes in an unusual role will solve two major problems at United:Manchester United edged Liverpool 4-3 in a thrilling FA Cup quarter-final. Amad Diallo scored a 121st-minute winner after extra time, sealing a dramatic comeback after Liverpool had led 2-1 and 3-2.

Real Madrid ready to meet demands to sign Manchester United wonderkid JJ Gabriel:Lionel Messi scored twice, including a late winner, as Inter Miami beat Atlanta United 3-1. The victory keeps Miami's playoff hopes alive after a dramatic comeback in the second half.

Carrick on Man City case: 'I've got my own questions':Middlesbrough manager Michael Carrick voices his own questions regarding Manchester City's ongoing Financial Fair Play investigation, adding to the scrutiny.

Georgia Stanway reminds Sarina Wiegman she can always rely on her, Maya Le Tissier takes her chance - and a bright moment for one of the Lionesses' stars in the making:England beat Greece 3-1 in their World Cup qualifying play-off first leg. Goals from Stanway, Le Tissier, and Russo secured the win, but a late Greek goal gives the hosts hope for the return fixture.

The £13,128 ticket: Tyson Fury vs Anthony Joshua is sport's most expensive standard seat EVER as fans complain they are half a million places back in online queues:Tickets for the December 11 Fury vs Joshua heavyweight fight in Cardiff sold out quickly, with top-tier seats priced at £13,128. Over half a million fans queued online for the long-awaited showdown.

Jamie Carragher and Mark Goldbridge trade 'policeman fraud', 'sell-out' and 'punditry career' jibes in awkward start to Gary Neville's big-money new podcast slate:Jamie Carragher and Mark Goldbridge traded personal jibes on the launch of Gary Neville's new Overlap Daily show, sparking immediate controversy and laughter.

Mikel Arteta insists he has a clear conscience over Man City's guilty verdict - and remains tight-lipped over talks with Pep Guardiola:Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, a former Man City assistant, says his conscience is clear following City's guilty verdict for financial breaches. He avoided detailed comment, citing the ongoing appeal process.

Chelsea handed boost with Moises Caicedo and Cole Palmer among FIVE stars 'ready to go' for Bournemouth after injuries:Chelsea boss Xabi Alonso confirms Moises Caicedo, Cole Palmer, Reece James, Joao Pedro, and Marco Palestra are fit and ready for Saturday's Premier League clash against Bournemouth after recovering from injuries.

Andre Villas-Boas claims key reason he 'failed miserably' at Chelsea was because he couldn't handle dressing room of 'egos' and 'prima donnas':Andre Villas-Boas admits he failed at Chelsea by treating all players equally, unable to manage the 'prima donnas' and specific egos in the star-studded dressing room.