Gary Neville in disbelief at "little boy" Rob Holding after Arsenal red card

Britain's Got Talent viewers were left with complaints as acts Axel Blake and Aneeshwar Kunchala swept through to this weekend's live final after a nail-biting semi-final round.The top three acts were announced as Welsh at the West End, Axel and Aneeshwar.Comedian Axel was declared the winner of the semi-final, with Aneeshwar winning the judge vote.But fans soon complained the show was a "fix" as Axel was Simon's golden buzzer act.Though Axel drew screams of laughter from the audience throughout his comedy routine dressed all in yellow after receiving the buzzer, fans are suspicious after other golden buzzer acts - including Loren Allred - already made it through.One viewer tweeted: "Fix for Simon's golden buzzer!""Wouldn’t it be simply simply lovely if We all vote Brian and Krysstal so that for once all of us at home rig the result instead [of Simon]!" someone else then suggested.As a third fan said: "Axel Blake is through to the final and Simon is a happy judge."Simon also confirmed there will be a Wildcard act making it through to the final, to be announced at the weekend.The ten acts through to the final have now been confirmed as singer Tom Ball, comedian Eva Abley, impressionist Ben Nickless, rap duo Flintz & Taylor, ventriloquist Jamie Leahey and singer Maxwell Thorpe.Confirmed during Thursday’s show were The Greatest Showman vocalist Loren Allred and dance group Five Star Boys.Loren Allred made it through by public vote and was visibly over the moon when the verdict was announced, while Five Star Boys made it through by judges vote.But fans were left slamming the talent competition as a 'fix' after Loren stormed through on the public vote, as she already found fame as the voice behind the song Never Enough in The

Gogglebox viewers all say the same thing as they tuned into the Channel 4 show on Friday night.On June 3rd, Channel 4 viewers stormed to Twitter to rant about the fact the "new" episode was actually a pieced together episode of the series' best moments.The popular show has really annoyed fans as they were expecting to see a brand new episode after it was labelled "new" on the schedule.One fan wrote: "Everyone is livid that about #Gogglebox being 'a best of'@Channel4"A second added: "Thanks channel 4 ruined my Friday with repeats #Gogglebox"While a third penned: "@Channel4 are liars they piece together clips from the last series to call it new. It’s a #Repeat #Gogglebox""@Channel4 #Gogglebox Are you showing repeats tonight as I have already seen these shows on gogglebox??" wrote a fourth.A fifth put: "Why is #Gogglebox listed as 'new' when it's a repeat?""I’m sitting on my sofa watching tv, moaning about the people sitting on their sofas watching tv, because I’ve sat and watched them watching this before.

Here are your Manchester United evening headlines for Friday, June 3.

Wayne Rooney thinks Jamie Vardy should have had the "guts to take the stands" in the ongoing Wagatha Christie trial. Earlier this week, in a statement outside the court, Jamie said Wayne "must be confused" as he refuted his claim they met to discuss his wife Rebekah Vardy and her public behaviour during the Euro 2016. And now, a source close to Wayne has expressed: "Wayne feels Jamie should have had the guts to take the stand and say on oath what he wanted to say.

Rebekah Vardy and her husband Jamie are reportedly going to leave the UK for the US following the Wagatha Christie libel trial.The wife of the professional footballer, 40, is currently embroiled a court case after Rebekah was accused by Coleen Rooney of leaking fake stories about her in October 2019 in a now-infamous Instagram post dubbed Wagatha Christie. Rebekah has always vehemently denied the allegations and sued 36 year old Coleen for libel.The trial has not been an easy one as details of the lives of both parties have come out, including the bombshell WhatsApp messages shared between Rebekah and her former agent Caroline Watt.

Jamie Carragher has ruined Gary Neville with a brutal Boris Johnson jibe after Salford City announced they have sacked their manager.The League Two club announced on Tuesday that they have parted company with Gary Bowyer after 14 months in charge at the Peninsula Stadium. As a result, the club which Neville has co-owned since 2014 are now in search of their eighth manager in seven years following the dismissal.Neville's fellow Sky Sports pundit Carragher wasted no time in poking fun at the former Manchester United defender, taking to Twitter to react to the news of Bowyer's Salford dismissal.Carragher quote tweeted the club's announcement, writing: “@GNev2 puts more people out of work than Boris Johnson", making reference to the Prime Minister's plans to cut thousands of civil service jobs.Bowyer leaves Salford having joined the club in March last year and lead the Ammies to a 10th placed finish in League Two this season, finishing seven points off the play-offs.The club confirmed his departure in an official statement which read: “Salford City Football Club announces the departure of First Team Manager Gary Bowyer from The Peninsula Stadium.“A meeting was held earlier today and the Club has made the decision to terminate Gary Bowyer’s contract along with Assistant Manager Billy Barr.Who is currently the best television pundit in football? Let us know in the comments section below.“The Club would like to thank Gary and Billy for their hard work over the last season, and we wish them all the best for their future roles within football.

Gary Neville has insisted that Manchester United should jump at the chance to sign Harry Kane if the opportunity ever arose - but has accepted that it won't happen anytime soon.

Gary Neville believes Arsenal's playing of the rules has come back to haunt them with the Gunners almost certain to miss out on Champions League football.Following Monday evening's (May 16th) 2-0 loss to Newcastle, the north London side sit two points behind Tottenham ahead of Sunday's Premier League finale. Arsenal did hold a four-point buffer over their arch-rivals, but back-to defeats have seen Champions League qualification slip between their fingers.To join the European elite, the Gunners are now banking on typical Spurs to bottle it once again on the big occasion.

Neville and Carragher made an appearance covering a less familiar sport. The duo joined presenter Di Stewart on the sofa ahead of Leeds Rhinos' narrow victory over Severn Stars.Neville showed off his impressive knowledge of netball, with sister Tracey representing England as a player before leading them as a coach to the gold medal at the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

Wayne Rooney says that his wife Coleen is "a different wife and a different mother" after the Wagatha Christie ordeal, which he called "traumatic." Coleen, 36, is currently being sued by Rebekah Vardy for libel after the mum-of-five was accused of leaking information to the press about the Rooney family. Coleen has denied libel and Rebekah, 40, denies the leaking allegation.Today, on the sixth day of the trial, Wayne, 36, took to the stand and told the court how wife Coleen "really struggled" in the aftermath of the Wagatha Christie post. He said: "I have watched my wife over the last two-and-a-half years really struggle with everything that has gone on.

Wayne Rooney has detailed the uncomfortable meeting he had with Jamie Vardy in light of Coleen's now infamous post accusing Rebekah's Instagram account of leaking fake stories about her. Rebekah, 40, denies the allegations and is suing Coleen for libel. On the sixth day of the trial about the now-dubbed Wagatha Christie case, Wayne, 36, explained that he had "such an awkward meeting" with Jamie, 35, in the England team's games room back in 2016 during the Euros.

Sky Sports pundits Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher reflected on their pre-season predictions following Monday night's Premier League clash between Newcastle United and Arsenal at St James' Park.

Newcastle United securing a top four finish next season. Newcastle have undergone a massive change over the course of the season since appointing Eddie Howe last November.

Arsenal's defensive injury crisis could hand Tottenham the initiative in the race to qualify for the Champions League.The north London rivals are battling it out for the final seat at Europe's top table next season, and after l ast week's 3-0 win at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, it's Antonio Conte's side who hold a narrow advantage. The Gunners could go back above Spurs with a win against Newcastle on Monday, but they may have to do it without a number of key defenders. Usual first-choice centre-half pairing Ben White and Gabriel were both absent from training on Sunday ahead of the crunch clash at St.

Liverpool fans are convinced that Mohamed Salah has a 'final curse' after he was injured during the FA Cup final. Salah was forced out of Liverpool's clash with Chelsea after he sat down in the centre circle after just 32 minutes.

Mikel Arteta by calling him a "mini-me" following the Arsenal manager's enraged post-match interview.The Spaniard saw his side suffer a setback in their hopes of qualifying for next season's Champions League as they succumbed to a 3-0 defeat to Tottenham in Thursday night's North London derby. Harry Kane netted a double for Spurs, either side of a reckless red card for Gunners defender Rob Holding, before Son Heung-min completed the rout.Arteta was visibly furious during his post-match interview, in which he repeatedly refused to comment on the performance of referee Paul Tierney, who awarded Spurs a spot-kick following a contentious foul from Cedric Soares and gave Holding his marching orders with just 33 minutes on the clock. In the wake of the episode, BeIN Sports presenter Keys took to Twitter to mock Arteta over his interview antics.Keys asserted that the Gunners boss seemed strikingly similar to Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola, whom he worked with before accepting the Arsenal job, in the spiky post-match interview with Sky Sports' Geoff Sheeves.

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta channeled his inner Jose Mourinho by refusing to speak about referee Paul Tierney's performance after his side were thumped 3-0 by Tottenham.The Gunners headed into Thursday night's north London derby knowing that they could officially clinch a top-four finish with a win. But a brace from Harry Kane and a second half strike from Son Heung-Min was enough to down Arsenal, who had Rob Holding sent off in the 34th minute.Holding was given his marching orders after picking up two cautions in just seven minutes – leaving Arsenal with a mountain to climb.

Arsenal squad's first impression of Eddie Nketiah shows why he is now a regular in the first team at the Emirates Stadium.Nketiah has become an integral member of Mikel Arteta's side in recent weeks, starting each of Arsenal's last five matches and scoring four goals in the process. The former England youth international joined the club aged 16 after leaving Chelsea's academy before being promoted to the first team in January 2019.Ahead of Thursday night's trip to face Tottenham Hotspur, former Gunners winger Theo Walcott opened up about Nketiah's first training sessions with the Arsenal first team.Speaking on Sky Sports, Walcott explained: “I remember when Eddie first came across to the first team, and the first thing that struck me was that he was fearless.“A very good player, a very good finisher, and of course going out on loan is going to turn him into a better player.

Arsenal could secure a return to the Champions League at the home of rivals Tottenham Hotspur on Thursday night. If victorious, the Gunners will secure a return to Europe's premier club competition at the expense of their north London neighbours and it would not be the first time they have achieved success away to Spurs.

Pep Guardiola believes that Manchester City are unfairly criticised for their transfer spending compared to rivals Liverpool and Manchester United.

Whenever Manchester United encounter a turbulent period of form, references associated with the past tend to emerge at Old Trafford. A countless number of ex-players who now work in the media regularly refer back to their own experiences during their playing days when analysing problems at the club.