Mayor has named Old Trafford as a key 'growth location' for the next decade as club debates merits of new stadium or refurbishment

A huge crowd of Rangers fans were seen marching through the city centre with a police escort earlier in the evening

It's the first time the mayor has confirmed development of the area will go ahead whatever United decide to do with the stadium

The capacity of Manchester United’s iconic home, Old Trafford, is at risk of being reduced amidst concerns over the number of fans standing during games.This is according to the Daily Mail who

A Garnacho departure would be an indictment of the club’s ownership and management and the decisions they have taken over the past decade

Manchester United are yet to sanction any substantial business heading into the final fortnight of the transfer window.That could all be about to change in the coming days, however.In regards to

He said his players "are really anxious playing at home and it is getting harder to play at Old Trafford" because they have lost four out of the past five games.

Regardless of the outcome in Manchester, victory in that final game should at least be enough to secure a seeded place in the play-off round, but a positive result at Old Trafford would do wonders for morale and give Clement a much-needed filip as he seeks to justify the show of faith from the board.

"After the match, more trouble broke out. Rangers buses were stoned, and three Manchester buses were put off the road with broken windows. Ibrox supporters were shepherded onto the 6.40 train to get them out of the city as soon soon as possible.”

From years of managerial upheaval, recent boardroom changes, to selection dilemmas for both Ruben Amorim and Philippe Clement - we take a look at some similarities between Man Utd and Rangers; United are seventh,

Manchester United are pushing to snatch teenage defender Ayden Heaven away from Arsenal after he watched the Europa League win over Rangers.

Hurzeler’s players showed scant regard for lofty reputations. There was an unmistakable air of opportunity knocking off the back of a restorative 4-0 win at Norwich in the FA Cup and a 2-0 victory at Ipswich on Thursday, which ended eight matches without a win in the league — including six draws.