It is probably fair to say that the jury has been out on Antony since Manchester United paid €100m to take him from Ajax last summer.
The overwhelming likelihood is that Manchester City will be fine. A draw away from home in the Champions League is never a bad result,
Manchester United’s canter of a victory in the opening leg made this an easy night. That was the theory and so the practice proved:
In the end, it was a triumph of France’s savoir-faire, their ability to manage this type of occasion, to get the job done – even when below their best.
Anyone unfortunate enough to have used the shambolic TransPennine Express rail service between Leeds and Manchester this winter could be forgiven for suspecting the distance separating the cities has somehow increased.
Just when Jürgen Klopp thought that things could not get any worse for his Liverpool team and, especially, here on the south coast.
For Lionel Messi, the crowning glory beckons. As Argentina’s gaze zeroed in on a third World Cup triumph, it was impossible to ignore their iconic leader and the compelling narrative around him.
It was a goal to make history and to achieve the seemingly impossible – thrill across both sides of the north London divide.
It was a consecration, the spiritual overtones entirely appropriate. Lionel Messi not only emulated the deity of Argentinian football,
You drop Cristiano Ronaldo and the man you pick instead of him best not miss. Gonçalo Ramos is 21. He made his international debut last month.
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