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‘That is criminal!’ – Paul Scholes blasts Man Utd star Casemiro for his role in Manchester derby defeat Paul Scholes has blasted Casemiro for his ‘criminal’ defending in Manchester United’s derby defeat to Manchester City. United took a shock lead just eight minutes into Sunday’s clash at the Etihad Stadium when Marcus Rashford lashed home a stunning effort from 30 yards out. The hosts hit back through a screamer of their own with Phil Foden finding the same top corner to level the contest. With 10 minutes of the match remaining, Foden doubled his tally, playing a superb one-two with…

Alejandro Garnacho appears to pick his nose and eat it with fans left disgusted during Man Utd’s defeat at Man City Fans were left disgusted on social media after Sky Sports cameras appeared to show Manchester United star Alejandro Garnacho picking his nose and eating it during Sunday’s derby at the Etihad. Manchester City came from behind to secure a 3-1 victory, which leaves Erik ten Hag’s side 11 points off the Premier League top four. Garnacho started the match but registered a disappointing performance – unable to create any real danger – and he was replaced with 82 minutes…

Americans will head to the polls in November to elect the next US president. 

The Middleton family is angered by Kate Middleton’s uncle, Gary Goldsmith, received a stern talking-to from her parents after enlisting for Celebrity Big Brother.

Mirror Sport – Shooting Star The back page of the Daily Mirror reports on Manchester City’s 3-1 win over Manchester United to move within a point of the top of the Premier League table.  Paul Scholes gives brutally honest take on Erik ten Hag’s Man Utd future under INEOS Paul Scholes believes Ineos and Sir Jim Ratcliffe have already decided that Erik ten Hag will not be Manchester United’s manager next season. Ten Hag was under pressure heading into Sunday’s Manchester derby as a result of United’s underwhelming campaign and the 3-1 defeat against Manchester City is unlikely to ease…

Star Sport – Fod-like genius The back page of the Daily Star reports on Manchester City’s 3-1 win over Manchester United to move within a point of the top of the Premier League table.  Man Utd fans want ‘Conference level’ Sofyan Amrabat gone after shocker for City goal Manchester United fans want Sofyan Amrabat out of the club after his terrible mistake gifted Erling Haaland his goal which sealed United’s defeat in the derby. Erik ten Hag’s side headed to the Etihad as the unfancied and written off outfit given the two sides’ league positions, form and squad availabilities on…

Express Sport – Sharp Shooter The back page of the Daily Express leads on Manchester City’s 3-1 win over Manchester United to move within a point of the top of the Premier League table.  Man Utd collapse to Man City defeat as Erik ten Hag explodes at Marcus Rashford decision Manchester United took the lead in the 192nd Manchester derby through Marcus Rashford’s sensational strike, but it was too good to be true. Manchester City’s abundance of quality prevailed after half-time, as Man of the Match Phil Foden bagged a brace and Erling Haaland notched a third to earn the…

The back page of the Sun newspaper reports on Manchester City’s 3-1 win over Manchester United to move within a point of the top of the Premier League table. 

Front page summary The Independent – Scandal of rouge nurses free to work on hospital wardsThe Independent reports on its own exclusive, saying scores of potentially dangerous healthcare workers are in charge of vulnerable patients as regulator bosses fail to investigate a growing backlog of misconduct cases.Overall there are more than 1,000 outstanding cases against healthcare staff for a hearing, including 451 that have not even been allocated a lawyer to vet. In 83 of the more serious allegations, the accused staff have been put under restrictions but could still be working with patients.Elsewhere, the front page leads with a…

Metro leads with a report linking a prescription drug for anxiety to almost 3,400 deaths in the past five years.