Joachim Andersen: Last News

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's imminent arrival at Manchester United has fans buzzing for the future - and he's already earmarked potential changes at the club.

Erik ten Hag has named his starting line-up for Manchester United's UEFA Champions League group stage tussle with Galatasaray at Old Trafford this evening.

Manchester United continue to stutter in the Premier League following their fourth defeat in seven games so far this season against Crystal Palace on Saturday afternoon.

Erik ten Hag believes Manchester United's decision-making let them down in their defeat to Crystal Palace, as their set-piece vulnerability was exploited once again.

Crystal Palace exacted immediate revenge on Manchester United yesterday with a hard-fought victory as Erik ten Hag and his players slumped to a fourth Premier League defeat of the season.

Roy Hodgson admits Crystal Palace had to show discipline and organisation in order to come away from Old Trafford with three points on Saturday.

Mason Mount has said Manchester United will look at areas to improve following their defeat against Crystal Palace.

Bournemouth manager Gary O'Neil has confirmed that Jefferson Lerma should be available for the visit of Manchester United this weekend after suffering a broken nose against Crystal Palace.

Patrick Vieira said it was 'no surprise' to see Erling Haaland bag three goals in 19 minutes against his side back in August, and the truth is it wasn't really a surprise to anyone else either.

Micah Richards has claimed that comparisons between Liverpool's Darwin Nunez and Manchester City's Erling Haaland were never going to be realistic.

Premier League referees have brandished just four red cards this season, a fraction of the number of what their European counterparts have been showing in their respective leagues. It is a tiny total when compared to across the Channel, where French referees have been almost constantly delving into their pockets. In Ligue 1, there have already been 34 red cards and in Ligue 2 there have been 45 - making it an astonishing 79 sending-offs this season already in France's top two divisions.

Everton fan in a fit of giggles at Goodison Park on Saturday lunchtime. Liverpool made the short journey across Stanley Park looking to make it three wins in a row but met a resilient Frank Lampard outfit. Nunez was reinstated to the starting line-up after serving a three-match ban for his headbutt on Joachim Andersen.

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Comedy star and OK!'s treasured columnist Judi Love has given her verdict on the public criticism following the news that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be returning to the UK for a string of charity events next month. Writing in her column this week, Judi also has her say on the footballing row and social media death threats forced upon Crystal Palace defender Joachim Andersen.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has stuck his boot into Fulham during a press conference.The Reds boss saw his side draw to the newly-promoted side on the opening day of the season, in what was a shock result. After the match, the German boss made some puzzling comments about the Cottagers' pitch being dry."The best thing about the game is the result," Klopp told BT Sport after full-time. "A really bad game.

Liverpool's marquee summer signing Darwin Nunez has apologised for his 'ugly attitude' and promised to 'learn from his mistakes' after being sent off against Crystal Palace on Monday.It was a nightmare home debut for Nunez, who went from hero to zero within the space of a week. After changing the game with a goal and an assist against Fulham on the opening weekend, Nunez lost his cool and was shown a straight red card for a headbutt on Joachim Andersen.Nunez had missed multiple chances as Liverpool trailed 1-0 to a Wilfried Zaha opener, and the Uruguayan made matters worse as he was given his marching orders. Luis Diaz bailed Liverpool out with a brilliant equaliser, and now Nunez has apologised for Monday's antics.READ MORE: 'P*** boiling masterclass' of Joachim Andersen that made Darwin Nunez see redPalace frustrated Liverpool throughout the game, and an individual battle between Nunez and Andersen began early into the second half.

Darwin Nunez will miss Liverpool's trip to Old Trafford next week - though Manchester United fans can't work out how to feel about it. The Uruguayan was sent off for headbutting Crystal Palace's Joachim Andersen in a moment of madness as the Reds lost more ground in the title race with their second draw in as many games, having been held by Fulham on the opening weekend.Nunez will now have to sit out Liverpool's next three matches in a massive blow to Jurgen Klopp, though United supporters on social media aren't so sure that his absence will disadvantage their opponents in six days' time.READ MORE: Darwin Nunez 'thinks he is Zidane' as Liverpool new boy sent off for headbutt"No Nunez vs United.

Liverpool fans reckoned the midfielder looked more like Fifty Shades lothario Christian Grey. The 36-year-old started against Crystal Palace at Anfield and was made captain on a tough night for the Reds.

Crystal Palace star Joachim Andersen on Monday night. Liverpool are taking on the Eagles on their first home match of the new Premier League season but are having real trouble.

Everton supporter was spotted slapping the backside of Crystal Palace and Denmark defender Joachim Andersen during their tempestuous Premier League clash at Goodison Park on Thursday evening (May 19). Andersen, who joined the club last summer from Lyon following a season-long loan deal at Fulham, tussled with Dele Alli while trying to take a throw-in during the seven minutes of additional time.Dele looked to waste a few seconds after his side had come from 2-0 down to lead and put themselves within minutes of Premier League survival - but one match-goer took things too far from the stands.With Andersen standing directly next to the advertising boards as he got hold of the ball, an Everton fan could be seen lashing out with a slap before sending a foul message.Slapping him on the backside in anger - the supporter then told the defender to "f*** off" as he ignored the insult and got on with the game.The celebrations after the full time whistle were marred in controversy, with Palace boss Patrick Vieira refusing to comment after he appeared to lash out at a pitch invader. Should more be done to stop pitch invasions? Give us your thoughts in the comments section Everton boss Frank Lampard said of the incident: "I feel for Patrick.

Chelsea striker Chris Sutton has labelled Arsenal ‘pathetic’ after they were humiliatingly beaten 3-0 by Crystal Palace on Monday night.The defeat means that North London rivals Tottenham Hotspur now occupy fourth spot in the Premier League, though the Gunners do have a game in hand over their neighbours. However, they won’t be able to capitalise on that if they perform as poorly as they did at Selhurst Park.Speaking about the defeat on BBC Radio 5 Live, the ex-Premier League striker said: “Arsenal's first half performance was really pathetic when you think of the position they had got themselves in.