'It looked really soft' - Gary Neville responds to VAR controversy in Manchester United vs Arsenal

Manchester United could dip into the free agent market to sign cover for Diogo Dalot - according to reports.

Following the news of the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth I I yesterday, at the age of 96, the country is now in mourning for the only ruling monarch most of us will have even known. Many will be closing their businesses out of respect for the sombre occasion, and a lot of Manchester’s restaurants, bars, pubs and hotels have joined in paying tributes.

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Throughout the summer transfer window, Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong's future was a constant topic of interest to Manchester United's fans.

Manchester United went a goal down in their Europa League clash with Real Sociedad after the referee awarded a controversial penalty against defender Lisandro Martinez.

Christian Eriksen said he and Bruno Fernandes are getting to know each other better with each game they play together at Manchester United.

Brian Brobbey has revealed that he wants to play for Manchester United in the future, despite turning down the chance to move to Old Trafford this past summer.

Jamie Carragher says he still doesn't fancy Lisandro Martinez in spite of the Manchester United defender's strong form of late.During the latest episode of The Overlap Fan Debate, Gary Neville asked his Sky Sports colleague whether he'd changed his mind about Martinez after the Liverpool legend said he thought the Argentine was too small for the top flight after a shaky first couple of games."I think he's a good player [but] I wouldn't want a centre back who's 5ft 9in in my team," Carragher replied. "He's only had four games let's not be getting carried away."READ MORE: Gary Neville admits he would have 'whacked' Antony after silly skill trick versus ArsenalAfter being pushed a little, Carragher continued: "If Odegaard scores that open goal we'd be saying he made a mistake.

Rio Ferdinand has praised the new culture that Erik ten Hag has brought to Manchester United following the victory over Arsenal on Sunday.

Gary Neville has predicted his top-four battle and reckons Liverpool could be one of the teams to drop out of a Champions League spot.It has been a tough start to the season for the Reds, who are contending with the loss of Sadio Mane to Bayern Munich in the transfer window. It took the Reds four games until they landed their first win this campaign - though it was a 9-0 demolition of Bournemouth.Since then, Jurgen Klopp saw his side land a 97th-minute winner against Newcastle before drawing 0-0 against Everton.

Gary Neville has admitted he would have whacked Antony if he tried his bizarre skill move in front of him. The Manchester United new boy made an instant impact at Old Trafford on Sunday when he grabbed the opener in a 3-1 win over Arsenal.

Arsenal and Manchester United’s infamous bust-up story in 2005.The two Premier League rivals went head to head in a fierce encounter which ended 4-2 in favour of United at Highbury during the 2004/05 season. But the match is arguably better known for the two sides’ fiery captains clashing in the tunnel before kick-off.The camera was live and waiting for the players to line up alongside referee Graham Poll, only for a moody Vieira to appear with team-mate Pascal Cygan calming him down. Seconds later a furious, red-faced Keane stormed behind him barking "shut your mouth", with only Poll standing in the way in what could have turned violent.READ MORE: Samir Nasri fires Sir Alex Ferguson dig at Man Utd after Arsenal's Old Trafford defeatRed Devils legend and pundit Neville previously explained what triggered the incident, saying: “I just remember in these footsteps behind me Vieira shouting ‘Neville, Neville, you’re not going to kick our players out on the pitch’.

Premier League has never been more fierce following blunders that cost both Newcastle and West Ham - because they are not the first and won't be the last monumental mistakes.With Eddie Howe's missing out on all three points after the extra official failed to spot an obvious push on Joe Willock, David Moyes was left seething after Jarrod Bowen's boot brushing past Edouard Mendy was deemed to be a foul.Even fans that backed the use of the technology on it's introduction have been left disillusioned over how it has been used in practise. READ MORE: Fans rage over Premier League VAR calls with 'meaningless gesture' slammedWith the latest blunders being recognised as errors by the Professional Game Match Officials Board, the future of VAR could well be adapted with talks with the Premier League now underway.As well as the Newcastle and West Ham debacles, there have been countless incidents of VAR calls taking an age before coming to the wrong decision.Daily Star Sport has now taken a look at 10 of the most controversial uses of the Video Assistant Referee in the Premier League since it's 2019/20 arrival.In at number 10 we have VAR's failure to recommend a red card be shown to Everton's Ben Godfrey during their trip to take on Arsenal in December of 2021.The 24-year-old's studs clearly made contact with the face of Gunners star Takehiro Tomiyasu moments after the central defender had looked at his rival before turning away.Mike Dean may have had VAR Stuart Attwell in his ear, but it was quickly dismissed with Gary Neville later saying of himself and Jamie Carragher: "We think he definitely means that."Fulham thought they had an equaliser against Tottenham during their March 2021 clash at Craven Cottage but it was ruled out for

Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand heaped praise on Antony, Christian Eriksen and Marcus Rashford after the victory over Arsenal.

Piers Morgan has pledged to make a donation to a Bury cancer charity after losing a bet with Manchester United legend Gary Neville. The pair made the wager after Neville warned Arsenal fan Morgan that his team would "get done" ahead of their visit to Old Trafford on Sunday.

Rio Ferdinand has praised Manchester United for "not rolling over" like they might previously have done after Arsenal's equaliser at Old Trafford on Sunday.

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Manchester United star Lisandro Martinez has been blamed for Mohamed Salah's poor Liverpool form.

Former Manchester United duo Roy Keane and Gary Neville believe the Reds' transformation in fortunes has been triggered by Erik ten Hag forcing his players to run in sweltering conditions in the aftermath of their 4-0 defeat to Brentford last month.