Simon Hooper: Last News

Erik ten Hag, his Manchester United teammates, a now excited fan base, and fourth official Simon Hooper. The £82million man expertly ran around Marcus Rashford’s intelligent pass and slotted his new side into the lead on his United debut. His debut strike inspired United to a vital 3-1 victory over Arsenal.

Manchester United fan and darts wonderkid Luke Littler has taken matters into his own hands after Brentford's Neal Maupay took a cheap dig at Scott McTominay following the 1-1 draw at the Gtech Community Stadium on Saturday night.

Liverpool and Everton stars had to be held back from scrapping as tempers boiled over on Monday night.Passions were running high between both sets of players in the Merseyside derby while Everton found themselves 2-0 down in the dying stages of the game.Goals from Mohamed Salah and Cody Gakpo either side of half time had all but given Sean Dyche his first taste of defeat as Toffees manager. And Reds defender Andy Robertson rubbed further salt in the wounds by killing the ball away in the 85th minute.READ MORE: Jordan Pickford 'goes for walk in Stanley Park' as awful error gifts Liverpool goalBlues goalkeeper Jordan Pickford - never one to shy away from a confrontation - body checked the Scotsman, before teammate Conor Coady intervened with some seemingly stern words for Robertson.Everton's Seamus Coleman then grabbed the Liverpool defender by the neck and yanked him away.

Manchester United beat Brighton.The technology was used plenty of times on the south coast with United eventually winning 3-2 for their first win of the Premier League season.At 1-1, moments into the second half, Brighton were awarded a penalty by Kavanagh after Paul Pogba tangled with Aaron Connolly.Though Kavanagh was advised to take a second look at the incident on the pitch-side monitor and reversed the decision, rescinding the yellow card he gave to Pogba too.Connolly was infuriated when the incident was replayed on the big screen and it seems Hooper wrongly advised referee Kavanagh.BT Sport presenter Jake Humphrey explained: "We can hear half the conversation.