Fuming Liverpool fans note Southgate's double standards as England axe Alexander-Arnold

Manchester United supporters have taken to social media to suggest Harry Maguire isn't behind their defensive frailties having watched their side concede six against Manchester City. With Maguire watching on from the stands having both fallen out of favour at Old Trafford and picked up and injury while on international duty with England, the central defensive partnership of Lisandro Martinez and Raphael Varane was picked by Eric ten Hag.

Tottenham fans during Arsenal's North London Derby victory.The Gunners claimed bragging rights over their rivals with a 3-1 Premier League win at the Emirates on Saturday (October 1). White played his part at right-back before coming off in the dying embers of the match.As he made his way around the edge of the pitch and back towards the dugouts, he was heckled by the visiting Spurs fans.

England fans want to see Chris Smalling called up for the World Cup after his fine spell with Roma continued with a winning goal against Inter Milan in Serie A this weekend. The 32-year-old former Manchester United man headed home from close range to hand Jose Mourinho's side all three points having been hailed for his defensive contributions since leaving Old Trafford.

Brighton, with the full-back being blamed for at least two of the three goals his side conceded.The 23-year-old England international has been slammed by fans after he was blamed for Brighton's first two goals in the six-goal thriller at Anfield which saw Liverpool held 3-3 on Saturday. The Liverpool-born full-back came under fire this week when Gareth Southgate took to the rash decision to send him packing before the Three Lions' Nations League match with Germany on Tuesday.

Spurs fans after their embarrassing defeat to Arsenal in the North London derby.Spurs' trip to the Emirates didn't go to plan as Arsenal dismantled the side emphatically, and thanks to a straight red card for Emerson Royal, the Gunners dominated their rivals. Thanks to goals from Thomas Partey, Gabriel Jesus and Granit Xhaka Spurs were brushed aside by their neighbours, and some fans heaped a large portion of the blame onto their captain.Fans took to Twitter to share their frustrations with the French international as the side slumped in the second half after going in at the break on even terms when Harry Kane cancelled out Partey's opening goal from the spot.

Arsenal and Tottenham fans cringing alike with their bickering in the gantry. It comes after the Gunners laid down a marker in the north London derby, swatting aside Spurs with relative ease at the Emirates on Saturday.

Arsenal fans were quick to pick out their side's "obvious" weak spot after they conceded in the North London derby on Saturday.Voicing their frustrations on social media, fans jumped on Brazilian centre-back Grabriel when the side conceded a clumsy penalty in the first half which allowed Harry Kane to equalise from the spot as Tottenham came back from 1-0 down at the Emirates. It could be argued it was thanks to silky skills from fellow Brazil international Richarlison that Spurs were handed the spot kick, but Arsenal fans could only see the negatives.

Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial could return for Manchester United against City on Sunday.

John McGinn insists he’ll stay away from Nations League bragging as England are going to the World Cup and Scotland are not.

Gareth Southgate has urged Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag to give Harry Maguire more game time ahead of England's World Cup campaign. The defender started for the Three Lions in their 3-3 draw with Germany and was heavily criticised for giving away a penalty early in the second half.

Liverpool fans are up in arms after England boss Gareth Southgate said Kieran Trippier was a better "all round" player than Trent Alexander-Arnold.The Reds defender didn't play a single minute for the Three Lions over the international break, prompting fears he'll be left out of England's World Cup squad next month. That's despite his club manager Jurgen Klopp declaring him to be "the best right-back in the world" last season.Kyle Walker and Reece James are expected to compete for the right back spot for the Three Lions, with Alexander-Arnold and Trippier deputising, though Southgate's comments after the Germany game suggest the Liverpool man is currently bottom of the pecking order.

Manchester United star Harry Maguire is out of Sunday's clash with rivals Manchester City after picking up an injury during England's 3-3 draw with Germany this week.The 29-year-old, who, in spite of the issue, played the full 90 minutes on Monday, is expected to miss around two weeks of action after being spotted limping away from Wembley Stadium.Maguire has spent the past month warming United's bench but has managed to retain his place in Gareth Southgate's England side, despite his poor recent form.READ MORE: Carragher tells 'England's problem' Harry Maguire 'it's too late' to save Man Utd careerHe was at fault for two of Germany's three goals after conceding a penalty for the first and getting caught in possession for the second, allowing the visitors to open up a 2-0 lead, prior to England's late comeback.To make matters worse he also picked up a muscle injury, though his decision to play on through the pain was praised by Three Lions skipper Harry Kane."H had a pretty decent injury there at the end and he played another five or ten minutes on almost one leg, great character from him, really proud of him for that," the Tottenham man said after the game.Does Harry Maguire deserve to go to the World Cup? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.Maguire's injury may not come as much of a blow to United boss Erik ten Hag, who has paired Lisandro Martinez and Raphael Varane at centre back since matchday three this season, but it comes at a terrible time for the player himself.The former Leicester City defender has less than a month to convince Southgate he deserves a seat on the plane to Qatar, and will now spend half of that period on the treatment table.The England boss backed his struggling star after

England’s wounds after they secured promotion to UEFA Nations League Group A. A hard fought 0-0 draw away to Ukraine not only saw the Scots secure promotion to the top tier of the Nations League, but also a place in the Euro 2024 play-offs.

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has urged Harry Maguire to leave Manchester United as it is “too late” for him to resurrect his career at Old Trafford. The Red Devils’ skipper has been a beacon of fury and anger for the United fans, who have become infuriated with his performances.

Gareth Southgate has backed Harry Maguire to bounce back from his England meltdown.Maguire was left red faced after conceding a penalty that allowed Germany to storm into a 2-0 lead at Wembley on Monday night in the Nations League.The Three Lions battled back to earn a thrilling 3-3 draw and spare Maguire's blushes.READ MORE: Eric Cantona still uses old Nokia phone most people disposed of decades ago But his mistake made a mockery of Southgate's decision to keep faith with the defender, despite the fact he has been axed by Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag. Southgate has come under huge pressure to drop Maguire and leave him out of his squad for this winter's World Cup in Qatar.

Chelsea player Jason Cundy believes Phil Foden and Raheem Sterling have brought more creativity to England than David Beckham ever did.The former Manchester City teammates were deployed alongside Harry Kane in England’s 3-3 home draw against Germany and the 1-0 loss to Italy. However, Gareth Southgate enjoyed more success against the Germans when he tweaked his frontline, by introducing Mason Mount and Bukayo Saka in place of the aforementioned duo. While Sterling and Foden both had their moments at Wembley, England played with more zip and speed when Mount and Saka were introduced into the contest.

Manchester United's Harry Maguire was pictured limping with an injury after England played Germany in the Nations League.

England's comeback against Germany last night might have briefly dispelled concerns over their dreadful form of late, but make no mistake, things need to improve fast for Gareth Southgate to still be in the job come 2023.Three draws and three defeats from six Nations League matches this year makes for dire reading and sees the Three Lions relegated to League B - a fate which could see them land a tricky qualifying group for Euro 2024.Calls for Southgate to be sacked began in earnest a few months ago, and while almost nothing will stop him leading the side into Qatar, many feel that an early exit from the tournament could spell the end for England's waistcoated warrior.With that in mind, Daily Star Sport has taken a look back at some of the infamous matches that spelled the end for England bosses in the past.READ MORE: Gareth Southgate doesn't deserve the sack but here's why England should consider itDid anyone really think Roy Hodgson was the answer for England? Probably not, but that didn't stop him from leading the Three Lions into three major international tournaments.The axe finally swung following England's dismal defeat to minnows Iceland in the round of 16 at Euro 2016 - the second successive tournament that Hodgson's side had all but limped their way through.The official word was that the FA simply decided not to renew Hodgson's contract, but in truth it was nothing more than a cold, hard sacking - and one that had been coming for a while.How far does Southgate need to take England in the World Cup in order to avoid the sack? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.England's failure to qualify for Euro 2008 was an unmitigated disaster, not least because their so-called 'golden generation' were

Manchester United ace Jadon Sancho appeared to snub England draw against Germany to play FIFA 23. Sancho missed out on a place in Gareth Southgate’s final 26 man squad for the 1-0 away defeat to Italy and the 3-3 draw with Germany in the Nations League.