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Saints 'bit more confident' after FA Cup victory

IVAN Juric believes his Southampton side will head into Thursday's Premier League game at United \"a little bit more confident\" after Sunday's FA Cup third-round triumph over Swansea.

'Now they are expecting us to play well'

RUBEN Amorim believes he will learn more about his United side in their Premier League fixture against Southampton.

HERO MAGUIRE HAS PROVED ME WRONG

YOU'RE happy to be proved wrong in this industry and Harry Maguire has proved me wrong.

Tiredness cost 'leggy' City lead against Brentford

PHIL Foden felt tiredness cost City against a physical Brentford side as the Blues threw away a two-goal lead in Tuesday night's Premier League draw.

Bruno's worries over complacency after good results

UNITED will return to more familiar surroundings on Thursday night when they welcome Southampton to Old Trafford in the Premier League. United started 2025 with back-to-back away games against Liverpool and Arsenal, performing well and picking up positive results on both occasions.

Sir Jim's extra £250m confirmed

THE FINAL tranche of funding promised by United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been confirmed.

City's bad form has been my learning curve

FODEN: TEAMS HAVE ADAPTED TO CITY'S PLAYING STYLE

Pep picks out trio to make his point

BOSS IN ANIMATED CHATS AD WITH THREE PLAYERS AFTER CONCEDING LATE GOALS

Captain Kev looks back to his very best

CITY may have suffered a disappointing two-goal collapse against Brentford in the Premier League on Tuesday night but one man was back to his best.

'Beacon of hope' Linda dies at 65

SINGER Linda Nolan has died aged 65 \"surrounded by her devoted family\" following a long battle with cancer.

Recruiters buy company

RECRUITMENT giant Morson Group has expanded its engineering services business by buying a Greater Manchester company.

President faces prison

IMPEACHED South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been taken to a detention centre near the country's capital, Seoul, after being questioned over his imposition of martial law last month.

Foden: The title is done but there's plenty to play for

PHIL Foden insists City still have plenty to play for this season despite admitting their chances of claiming a fifth successive Premier League title had gone up in smoke.

Three held in murder probe

TWO teenage boys and a 44-year-old woman have been arrested by detectives investigating the murder of a 14-year-old boy on a bus.

Djokovic breaks another record

Novak Djokovic set another grand slam record as he battled through to the third round of the Australian Open.

Big cycling upgrades on the way

MAJOR cycling upgrades are on the way in Salford - and campaigners say they could change the way people get around the city.

Big cycling upgrades on the way

MAJOR cycling upgrades are on the way in Salford - and campaigners say they could change the way people get around the city.

Taylor backs Littler for titles record

Phil Taylor has backed Luke Littler to break his record of 16 world titles but says the 17-year-old will have to overcome \"Man Utd syndrome\" to do it.

GOASIS!

DISABLED FAN WILL GET TO SEE FAVOURITE BAND AFTER M.E.N. CONTACTS TICKETMASTER IN ROW OVER CARER ATTENDING

The future's BRIGHT

SNIFF OUT THE BEST BOLD AND COLOURFUL BLOOMS TO ENJOY WHEN THE FROST FINALLY LIFTS

Private missions head for moon

IN a two-for-one moonshot, Elon Musk's SpaceX has launched a pair of lunar landers for US and Japanese companies looking to jumpstart business on Earth's nearest neighbour.

Watchdog boss slammed as 'shameless' as she resigns

ANDREW Malkinson has called the former head of the miscarriage of justice watchdog 'shameless' after she resigned from the job saying she had been a 'scapegoat' for his case.

Match of the Day's new presenting team revealed

GABBY Logan, Kelly Cates and Mark Chapman will host Match Of The Day after Gary Lineker leaves at the end of the season. The confirmation follows speculation about the presenting line-up of the BBC's flagship football show following news last year that Lineker would step back from the role. The former England striker has presented the show since 1999.

Green means Heinz

HEINZ beans and spaghetti hoops are going green after food giant Kraft Heinz won government backing for a high-tech £7.2mil-lion heat pump project at its Wigan factory.

Mum to be evicted from home of 52 years

GRIEVING PENSIONER SOLD HOUSE BUT CONTINUED LIVING IN IT AS A TENANT

Work starts on Jubilee Heights care home plans

THE construction of Jubilee Heights - a care home in Bury town centre - has started.

The Botanist owners close Manchester pub

THE pub group behind The Botanist bars has closed another one of its sites. New World Trading Company has announced the closure of The Botanist, Media City at Salford Quays, from today.

20mph zones are 'broadly supported'

'THERE'S PROS AND CONS' TO PROPOSED NEW SPEED LIMITS ON CITY ROADS

City fan hits a £7.5m winner with Lottery

A YOUNG City fan who scooped millions on the National Lottery is looking to buy a season ticket at the Etihad stadium. James Clarkson, 20, a trainee gas engineer hit the £7,533,329 jackpot by picking the winning numbers for the first lottery draw of the new year on January 4.

McIlroy's warning for McKibbin move

RORY McIlroy has expressed his disappointment at Tom McKibbin's potential move to LIV Golf and feels it is \"not worth the sacrifice\"