The ex-Liverpool goalkeeper played his first competitive game in two years at Wembley.
Author: WTX Sports Team
What a sight.
The Red Devils beat the Magpies 2-0 at Wembley.
It’s two wins in 15.
Chelsea are now without a win in six games.
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It’s the first of two huge matches within three days.
Romelu Lukaku said he had ‘striker’s luck’…
The Belgian striker has netted in his last two games for Inter.
He witnessed a famous Elliot Daly try surrounded by upset Wales fans.
The likes of Phil Foden and Julian Alvarez were left on the bench.
Ex-referee Peter Walton claims the incident was not checked by VAR.
All to play for in the second leg…
Daily Express Sport – ‘Ripped to shreds’ Reds suffer worst ever home defeat in Europe, writes the Express. There is also a piece on Manchester City’s “twin blow” as both Kevin de Bruyne and Aymeric Laporte are ruled out of their Champions League tie at RB Leipzig due to illness. And Leeds bring back former Watford boss Javi Gracia to England after appointing the Spaniard as their successor to the sacked Jesse Marsch.
Barca head to Old Trafford on Thursday.
The pair were photographed having a meal together.
AS – ‘In The Sky’ One of Spain’s main daily sports newspapers, AS, says it was Vinicius who sparked the comeback with two goals. ‘In The Sky’ is how the paper headlines the story, after Real Madrid thrashed Liverpool FC 5-2 at Anfield after Liverpool initially took a 2-0 lead after 15mins. The game was a classic Champions League game – thrilling!
The former Chelsea midfielder has made an instant impact at his new club.
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‘This is all a little bit surreal.’
They’ll play the Viaplay Cup final against Rangers on Sunday.
‘Nothing will be enough.’
The Liverpool legend claims he’d take Van Dijk’s place in the side at present.
‘We shared information which we now know to be completely false.’
‘[Man Utd] are a Harry Kane away from really kicking on…’