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Star Sport – RoMANCS of the Cup The back page of the Star reports on Manchester United’s win over Brighton on penalties, booking their spot in the FA cup finals where they’ll face Manchester City – who are chasing the treble. The back page also reports on Tottenham’s 6-1 loss against Read the back pages here

Mirror Sport – There may be treble ahead The back page of the Mirror focuses on Manchester United’s showdown with Manchester City in the FA Cup final. Man U beat Brighton on penalties to book their spot in the final. They’ll face City who are attempting to win the treble. The last English team to win the treble was Man United under Sir Alex Fergerson in the 1998/99 season. The back page also reports on Tottenham’s shocking 6-1 loss to Newcastle. Spurs had gone 5-0 down in the first half. Read the back pages here

Metro – ‘No pride, no fight’ The Metro have put their focus on Tottenham’s massive defeat in the Premier League to Newcastle, saying the club has “no pride, no fight, no desire’. The shocking performance saw Tottenham go 5-0 down in the first half. The back page also notes the Man City vs Man Utd showdown for the FA Cup – City are on course to win the treble. Read the back pages here

Express Sport – ‘Spoiler alert’ The Daily Express has focused on Manchester United potentially upsetting Manchester City’s treble dreams when they meet in the FA Cup final. The back page also features Newcastle’s incredible win over Tottenham – winning 6-1.  Read the back pages here

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CITY AM – Bosses exit as economy struggles CITY AM SAYS Chiefs of the UK’s top companies have been exiting their roles at a doubly quick pace over the last year, driven by boards trying to insulate their firms from the economy being whacked by rising prices and interest rate hikes with a change in leadership, a new study out today shows. Some 38 chief executives of Britain’s largest companies left their roles in 2022, more than double the 18 that departed in 2021, according to advisory firm Russell Reynolds Associates. The uptick in CEO turnover has been engineered by…

She was saved by her friends.

Metro – Escape from Khartoum Summary of the front page The Metro leads on the evacuation of UK diplomats and their dependents from Sudan, saying the SAS led the way. The paper calls it a daring night-time dash with special forces to a secret airfield. The paper says hundreds of Brits “fear they are trapped” and that Foreign Secretary James Cleverly said help is “severely limited”. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers Previous Next