Man Utd fans among top three most negative in Premier League with Leeds supporters second

Leeds United fan Ebanie Bridges was treated like a hero as she made her first return to Elland Road as a world champion on Saturday. The Blonde Bomber was presented to supporters on the pitch ahead of the match with Southampton, along with fellow Leeds fan and world champion Josh Warrington.Bridges claimed the first world title of her career at the First Direct Arena in Leeds last weekend as she claimed the IBF bantamweight title with a unanimous decision victory over Maria Cecilia Roman.To celebrate her title victory, she was unveiled to supporters and completed a lap of honour before Saturday's match.Following the match, which ended in a 1-1 draw, Bridges uploaded footage of her pitch entrance to Instagram which showed her waving to fans and posing for pictures.In her caption she wrote: “Was a great day at Elland Road today, getting such an amazing reception with the Leeds Warrior and 2x World Champion Josh Warrington.

Gary Neville feels the top four is now out of reach for Manchester United. The Reds legend was critical of Ralf Rangnick's side as they laboured to a 1-1 draw with Leicester City on Saturday.

Gary Neville was less than impressed with the way Manchester United played against Leicester, branding them "pathetically slow".The former right-back was sitting alongside Martin Tyler in the gantry commentating on the match at Old Trafford, which saw his old club drop more points. The Red Devils are battling for a Champions League position but they slipped further behind their rivals with a 1-1 draw against Leicester. United looked dreary as Ralf Rangnick named a strange team to face Leicester with Cristiano Ronaldo and Edinson Cavani injured.

Manchester United supporter from the stands after a verbal exchange with Darren Fletcher.During United’s 1-1 draw with Leicester, the Manchester Evening News reports that a supporter wearing a hoody in the south stand fired shots at those in the dugout, with technical director and former player Fletcher 'venting back' at the individual. Consequently, the fan was removed from the stands and taken away by stewards, with a round of applause following him out by some of the home fans.

Marcus Rashford was spotted going nuts at Anthony Elanga after his Manchester United team-mate denied him the chance to score a late winner against Leicester City on Saturday.With just seconds left on the clock, Rashford darted into the box and was about the pull the trigger before Elanga foolishly tried to nick the ball off him and take the shot himself. The two clattered into one another with Elanga accidentally hacking the back of his team-mate's legs before also being flagged for offside.Incensed, Rashford threw his arms in the air and smacked the turf before shooting some serious daggers at the young Swede, who stayed stiff as a board like a man who'd just knocked a vase off a coffee table.Rashford had words with the youngster, questioning why he had denied him the chance to finish off his mazy run with a shot in the final moments of the contest."Not sure anything sums this season up more than Elanga tackling Rashford in the box when he was through on goal, what a club," one United tweeted in response."That should have been a red card for Elanga after taking out Rashford in a clear goalscoring position," tweeted another, while a third said: "Tell me you're trying to keep your team-mate out of the team without telling me you're trying to keep him out."Even Gary Neville said on commentary for Sky Sports: "Rashford wants to know why Elanga took it off him.

Manchester United and England left-back Luke Shaw may be “overweight”. Shaw was deployed by Ralf Rangnick in United’s crucial Premier League home clash against Leicester City at Old Trafford.

Manchester United might be rueing these three dropped points at the end of the season after a pedestrian display at Old Trafford against Leicester.Without Cristiano Ronaldo, the lack of an elite striker hampered United's efforts going forward to the point where their attacking force was almost non-existent. Rangnick opted against using his one striker Marcus Rashford to play Bruno Fernandes in the no.

Leicester City fans were left fuming after Scott McTominay escaped a red card for Manchester United during their clash at Old Trafford.

Cristiano Ronaldo is set to miss Manchester United's clash against Leicester City this afternoon due to illness, according to The Athletic. Despite featuring twice for Portugal over the international break, the 37-year-old will not be a part of interim manager Ralf Rangnick's squad as questions over his long-term future at Old Trafford continue to be asked.

Paul Merson believes Manchester United can challenge for the Premier League title next season if they sign Harry Kane, although he doubts whether he will leave Tottenham.

Were Leeds right to part ways with Bielsa? Join the debate in the comments section."There were a few tears. It was horrible.

Midfielder Nemanja Matic has admitted that he believes Manchester United will have to win "almost every game" if they are to win the race for the final top-four berth this season.

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Eddie Gray has said that Leeds United were right to make the decision to remove Marcelo Bielsa as manager as the club headed towards relegation from the Premier League and has been impressed by new incumbent, Jesse Marsch.

The Premier League has confirmed clubs will be allowed to make five substitutions from next season.

Jamie Carragher has admitted he would "love" to see Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone in the Premier League, possibly as Jurgen Klopp's successor at Liverpool.The Argentine has overseen a remarkable resurgence with the club from the Spanish capital, guiding them to eight honours in over 11 years at the helm. 'El Cholo' led Atletico to the La Liga title as recently as last season to add to their 2014 league success.During his tenure, the 51-year-old has also won one Copa Del Rey and the Europa League twice, in addition to guiding Atleti to two Champions League finals. Simeone is revered for installing a unique discipline and tenacity to his teams, and Carragher has revealed he would love to see the Argentine try his hand at management in the Premier League.

Manchester United. The Red Devils have an upcoming vacancy in the dugout, with Ralf Rangnick set to move upstairs in the summer to take charge as a consultant. The club are already underway in conducting interviews, with Ajax’s Erik ten Hag and Mauricio Pochettino of Paris Saint-Germain under consideration.

Manchester United midfielder Nicky Butt believes the club should not appoint Ajax boss Erik ten Hag in the summer. The Dutchman is one of the favourites to succeed interim boss Ralf Rangnick in the dugout at Old Trafford. However, Butt, who won six trophies with United across 12 seasons, has stressed that the club must instead turn their attention to Paris Saint-Germain manager Mauricio Pochettino.He told FourFourTwo: "United need stability.

Ralf Rangnick has come up with a clever idea that will see Premier League referees train with players.There has been fierce criticism of the performances of match officials this season, with a host of controversial decisions affecting games. All 20 Premier League managers held a summit with the PGMOL, who are in charge of refereeing in the top-flight, this week to lay out any concerns.As part of the summit, which lasted for two days, Rangnick is reported to have suggested an idea that could increase the interaction players have with officials.

Former centre-back Rio Ferdinand believes Paris Saint-Germain head coach Mauricio Pochettino would "thrive and flourish" if given an interview for the Manchester United job.

It's no exaggeration to say that the final nine games of the season for Manchester United may well define how their summer transfer window and the next few seasons play out. They really are that important.