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Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba has issued a defiant message after the Reds again dropped two points, this time against Leicester.

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.

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.

Leicester City were cruelly denied a winning goal against Manchester United thanks to a more than dubious VAR call.James Maddison thought he'd won the game for Brendan Rodgers' side with 10 minutes remaining after firing the ball past David de Gea at the near post following an awkward scramble on the edge of the box.Amid the pre-goal tangle, United defender Raphael Varane appeared to lose his footing, and a VAR review deemed Leicester forward Kelechi Iheanacho the culprit before ruling the goal out, much to the delight of the Old Trafford crowd. The reaction on social media however was rather different."Not a chance is that a foul, not a chance.

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

Mikel Arteta’s free-flowing Arsenal side roared back into the top four with an almost faultless display against Leicester City.Thomas Partey’s classy header and Alexandre Lacazette’s penalty saw the Gunners’ cruise past Brendan Rodgers’ side 2-0.It was a complete display from the confident Gunners who have now won five Premier League matches. But while there were many excellent aspects of the north Londoners’ performance, one cheeky moment from Ben White brought a smile to the faces of Arsenal fans.The incident came in the 73rd minute when Leicester, albeit huffing and puffing, were still in with a slight chance of turning the contest around.After Cedric Soares’ shot was blocked by Caglar Soyuncu, the ball fell kindly to James Maddison who instinctively looked to get his side up the pitch.In fact, the Englishman was one good pass away from triggering a two-on-one counterattack in the Foxes’ favour.And the former Norwich City ace’s pass would have been weighted to perfection if White had not already read the situation.

Leicester City footballer already has a modeling deal with online fashion giant Boohoo.Now he has personally designed a range of pearl trinkets for net store Cernucci.And his earrings, bracelets, and chains have sold like hotcakes with many lines going as soon as they appeared online.Modeling several strings of the precious stones James, 25, told fans: "The pearls from the @madders X @cernucci collection restocked tonight at 6pm. Be quick.”His JM10 collection has a smiley face diamond necklace for £200, a pearl chain for £60, and a matching bracelet for £40.A white gold ring is £100 and smiley face earrings are £50.Buyers are told of the pearl necklace: "Cernucci James Maddison, designed by Madders.

Manchester City defender showed what it’s like to be on Match of the Day. He filmed his commute, as well as his preparation for live analysis.Jermaine Jenas and even his "bestie" Roy Keane were included in the footage.Richards has made his mark as one of the most sought-after pundits out, making showings on both Sky and the BBC.His 'day in the life' vlog showed his day on Sunday when he had an appearance on Match of the Day 2.It follows a similar video done by James Maddison, showed off his outrageous wardrobe featuring designer trainers and as well as the latest clothes.It comes after Richards admitted he once spent £112,000 in a single evening after he was given a pay rise at Manchester City when he was 19 years old.When he was a teenager he was given a £50,000-per-week contract - but he did not put the money to good use straight away..He said to Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer on their Match of the Day Top 10 podcast: "I was given a bit too much too soon, so you just down tools a little bit."And I am not afraid to say because you know the papers will document it.

Donny van de Beek could leave Manchester United on loan before Monday's transfer deadline.

Atletico Madrid produced a stunning late show to fight back and beat Valencia 3-2 with two goals in stoppage time, drawing comparisons to Tottenham’s comeback against Leicester just days before.The LaLiga champions were rocked by going into the half-time interval two goals down after some shoddy defending.American midfielder Yunus Musah skipped past two defenders before slotting into the near post past Jan Oblak to hand Valencia a shock lead inside 22 minutes.The hosts were then stunned into silence after Los Che full-back Hugo Duro rolled home, again taking advantage of sloppy marking in a usually organised Atletico backline.But Diego Simeone’s side set about embarking on the comeback trail when Matheus Cunha struck on 64 minutes to halve the deficit.In the first minute of seven added for stoppage time, Luis Suarez’s effort was saved by Jaume Domenech and there was Angel Correa to sweep home the rebound.Simeone celebrated euphorically on the touchline as the Wanda Metropolitano erupted, but there was still time for more drama.HAVE YOUR SAY: Which is the best comeback you have ever witnessed? Comment below.Cunha then turned provider with after striking a low cross-shot towards the far post and then was centre-back Mario Hermoso to tap home into the empty net.Valencia appealed for offside but the goal was allowed to stand after a brief check from the VAR, handing Atletico a precious victory.The win had a familiar feel to it as it was almost identical to the events that unfolded at the King Power Stadium on Wednesday evening.

Tottenham’s stoppage-time comeback to beat Leicester City 3-2 sparked wild celebrations at the King Power Stadium after claiming one of the most dramatic endings to a Premier League match thanks to Steven Bergwijn’s late double.Spurs had been dominant for large periods of the game but fell behind when Patson Daka squeezed home his effort past Hugo Lloris at the near post.The visitors finally took one of their chances in front of goal as Harry Kane beat Kasper Schmeichel with a strike that went over the line via the post.Some more poor defending from the north London side resulted in Harvey Barnes setting up James Maddison to make it 2-1, with his shot taking a deflection off Japhet Tanganga.Conte threw on Bergwijn in search of an equaliser and the Dutchman came up trumps in the fourth minute of stoppage time, firing past Schmeichel from close range.There was still time for an incredible winner, however, as Bergwijn broke clear on goal, rounded the Danish stopper and rolled his effort in off the post to spark amazing celebrations on the Spurs bench.It was described on Twitter as “one of the most dramatic endings” to a Tottenham match in the Premier League in recent memory — and the statistics prove it too.According to Opta, up until Wednesday evening, Manchester City’s famous 3-2 win QPR in May 2012 was the latest time a team had bounced back from a losing position to win when Edin Dzeko scored after 91 minutes and 14 seconds.Have Your Say: Can Tottenham finish in the top four this season? Comment below.But Spurs went one better, having been in a losing position at late as 94 minutes and 52 seconds on the clock, setting a new Premier League record.Conte had been animated on the touchline for the entirety of the match as

Pep Guardiola felt that Ruben Dias wasn't aggressive enough to stop James Maddison for Leicester City's first goal on Boxing Day because he didn't want to get a yellow card.

Pep Guardiola said that Ruben Dias didn't want to risk a yellow card when he allowed James Maddison to beat him and get Leicester back into the game.

Leicester City fans went bonkers on social media following James Maddison's wonder-strike against Liverpool in the EFL Cup quarter-final on Wednesday night.The Reds advanced to the semi final of the competition following a tense penalty shootout at Anfield after drawing 3-3 in normal time.Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp decided to give a number of his senior players the night off amid a hectic week dogged by a Covid-19 outbreak in the camp, but paid for it almost immediately when Leicester striker Jamie Vardy grabbed two early goals.Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain pulled one back for the home side, but Maddison soon restored Leicester's two-goal cushion with what fans all over Twitter could only describe as a "thunderbolt".After ricocheting his way

Leicester City very nearly proved costly on a night of high drama at Anfield.Jamie Vardy scored twice in the opening 13 minutes to leave a Liverpool side which contained 10 changes from Sunday's 2-2 draw against Tottenham reeling.Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain hit back with a neat finish, but James Maddison’s stunning strike sent the Foxes in 3-1 up at half-time, despite Vardy missing a good chance for his hat-trick. Diogo Jota came off the bench at half-time as part of a triple-substitution from Klopp and the Portuguese striker continued his fine form with a well-taken strike to make it 3-2.

Premier League will be “doomed” if referees continue to give penalties like the one Leicester City midfielder James Maddison was afforded against Newcastle United. Brendan Rodgers’ side secured a comfortable 4-0 home victory over Eddie Howe’s struggling Magpies at the King Power Stadium.However, the first half was a very tight affair, until the Foxes were given a penalty, after Maddison went down under a challenge from Jamal Lascelles.Youri Tielemans slotted home the resultant spot-kick, and the home side went on to dominate the rest of the match.

Leicester City star James Maddison was left-faced after his girlfriend Kennedy Alexa pranked him with a nasty cup of tea.Maddison and Alexa have been dating for over a year and now and they welcomed their son Leo into the world in July.Taking to TikTok, Alexa filmed herself preparing a cup of tea her boyfriend had asked her to make because he was busy playing pool.She sneakily poured in some salt instead of sugar, before adding milk and handing it over to James."Might have accidentally swapped the sugar for salt," she wrote, adding a devilish smiley face.Cleverly keeping her distance in order to avoid arousing suspicion, she filmed her partner's reaction.After taking a sip, Maddison stared in horror at the brew, then accusatorily at his

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Manchester United had a transfer decision to make some years ago, with Bruno Fernandes and James Maddison on their shortlist of potential No.10 additions.

Manchester United audition as links intensify for the Leicester City boss with the United job.Leicester were run ragged by Arsenal during a first-half that was played in top gear at the King Power Stadium.Gabriel opened the scoring in the fifth minute before Emile Smith-Rowe delivered the second punch inside 20 minutes.The Foxes did have their moments, and James Maddison's free-kick was tipped onto the bar brilliantly by Aaron Ramsdale as the first period came to a close.But some football fans are convinced Leicester's performance shows Rodgers doesn't want the United job.One fan tweeted: "Brendan Rodgers staking his claim as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's potential replacement by ensuring his side concede off a poorly defended set-piece."While

Arsenal were a sinking ship back in August, Mikel Arteta has found a lifeboat to take them to safety as Arsenal made it nine games unbeaten with a 2-0 win over Leicester City.The away side made a flying start to the match after pressing Leicester from the first whistle and Gabriel Magalhaes headed home from Bukayo Saka’s corner to put them in front.Midway through the second half, the in-form Emile Smith Rowe scored his fourth goal of the season with an incisive finish as Leicester struggled to contain the resurgent Gunners.Aaron Ramsdale made two stunning fingertip saves to deny Kelechi Iheanacho and James Maddison from a free-kick to keep them in front.The Foxes looked fired up in the second half after a dismal opening 45 minutes but the