8+ hour, 20+ min ago (518+ words) Manchester United 0-1 Everton: A spirit David Moyes won at Old Trafford for the first time as an away manager - and the ridiculous red card made it all the greater a night for the Toffees On a night of unexpected incidents, a footballer was sent off for violent conduct against a team-mate and David Moyes won at Old Trafford. Some may wonder which was the odder. Because when a furious Gueye was expelled, logic suggested that the day would never come, that Moyes, seemingly ill-fated when in charge of United, was doomed to be on his return. The inquest after Bruno Fernandes whipped a shot wide took on a peculiar turn as Gueye was sent off for cuffing his own teammate Michael Keane around the ear. If there were shades of Kieron Dyer and Lee Bowyer for Newcastle in 2005, there was…...

18+ hour, 5+ min ago (566+ words) Exclusive: The Football Supporters" Association have sent an eight-point letter to the Premier League urging major changes to ticket pricing, signed by more than 100 supporters groups and fan advisory boards A record 116 supporters groups and fan advisory boards have signed an eight-point letter to the Premier League calling for a two-year freeze on home ticket prices, in an initiative organised by the Football Supporters" Association (FSA). The move represents one of the biggest fan mobilisations in English football history, as the groups have declared themselves "deeply concerned" with the constant price rises and general cost of attending football, despite such figures having a negligible effect on the Premier League"s willingness to spend well over "2.5bn more on players wages and agents fees than any other league in the world. While prioritising the effect of this for fans, especially in terms…...

16+ hour, 16+ min ago (104+ words) Tottenham "need a big reaction" after dismal Arsenal defeat - Tottenham suffered a humiliating 4-1 defeat against rivals Arsenal at Emirates Stadium on Sunday. - Midfielder Joao Palhinha apologised to supporters for the "frustrating" but "fair" result, and admitted his side "need a big reaction" in their upcoming matches. - Tottenham managed only two shots on target and a total expected goals (xG) of 0.07 throughout the match. - Manager Thomas Frank's tactical decision to employ a three-at-the-back system backfired, allowing Eberechi Eze to score a hat-trick for Arsenal. - Palhinha vowed an improved display against Paris St Germain in Wednesday"s Champions League match....

9+ hour, 34+ min ago (457+ words) Gueye become the first Premier League player to be sent off for fighting with a team-mate since 2008 as Everton faced Manchester United at Old Trafford Everton's Idrissa Gueye was sent off just 13 minutes into his side's match at Manchester United after slapping team-mate Michael Keane in an extraordinary incident that left the visitors down to 10 men at Old Trafford. The pair squared up after Gueye's poor pass inside the box gifted a chance to United skipper Bruno Fernandes, who fired narrowly wide. Gueye was irate and raised his left hand to slap Keane, with referee Tony Harrington immediately producing a red card, which was confirmed by VAR Paul Howard. Gueye had to be restrained by team-mates, including goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, as eventually made his way down the tunnel. The midfielder attempted to get to Keane - who continued to berate him....

10+ hour, 9+ min ago (341+ words) Jamie Carragher says Liverpool boss Arne Slot does not earn the same kind of "unconditional love" afforded his predecessor Jurgen Klopp but insists any speculation over the Dutchman's future at Anfield is premature. Pressure has continued to mount on Slot in the wake of his side's dismal 3-0 home defeat to Nottingham Forest on Saturday which extended their recent run to six defeats from their last seven Premier League matches. But Carragher told Sky Sports' Monday Night Football: "To win a league title in your first season is pretty special, but I have the feeling he (Slot) doesn't have the unconditional love and support like Jurgen Klopp always had. "Jurgen Klopp had a couple of ropey moments in his time " at one stage he lost six games in a row at Anfield in the league" but at no stage did that…...

15+ hour, 35+ min ago (265+ words) Liverpool could be without Mohamed Salah for up to eight matches. Pundit hits out at Liverpool legend and urges him to publicly address poor form - Jamie Carragher has urged Mohamed Salah to publicly address Liverpool's current poor run of form. - Carragher's call follows Virgil van Dijk's statement that Liverpool are a 'mess' after their 3-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest, marking their sixth loss in seven Premier League games. - Van Dijk had urged his teammates to be 'angry' and labelled their performances 'unacceptable'. - Carragher questioned why Salah, who was vocal about his contract situation last season, is not showing similar urgency now as a team leader. - He suggested Salah only speaks out when he receives man of the match awards or needs a new contract, contrasting this with the need for other players to speak for the club. Pundit hits out at…...

18+ hour, 10+ min ago (904+ words) As Arsenal's key players return, the latest Inside Football newsletter from Miguel Delaney xplores how their growing dominance tests rivals mentally while highlighting wider Premier League competitive and financial shifts Before the jubilant Arsenal team returned to the dressing room on Sunday evening, some of their injured absentees made a point of going in just beforehand. That was because they wanted to applaud their teammates in, over what everyone thought was a near-perfect display. This is now the level, that they want to further raise. Amid injuries, Frank went for a 5-4-1 formation to try and go man for man with Arsenal" but Mikel Arteta's side gradually wore them out. There may be a more ominous element for everyone else, too. Many of those players who lined up at the dressing-room door are this week going to be lining up for…...

4+ hour, 36+ min ago (346+ words) Carragher insisted that any speculation over the Dutchman's future at Anfield is premature Jamie Carragher has suggested that Liverpool manager Arne Slot does not command the same "unconditional love" as his predecessor, Jurgen Klopp, while dismissing early speculation regarding the Dutchman's future at Anfield. Pressure has intensified on Slot following the club's disappointing 3-0 home loss to Nottingham Forest on Saturday, a result that marks their sixth defeat in the last seven Premier League fixtures. Speaking on Sky Sports' Monday Night Football, Carragher remarked: "To win a league title in your first season is pretty special, but I have the feeling he (Slot) doesn't have the unconditional love and support like Jurgen Klopp always had." "Jurgen Klopp had a couple of ropey moments in his time " at one stage he lost six games in a row at Anfield in the league…...

20+ hour, 24+ min ago (103+ words) Championship high-flyers Middlesbrough name Rob Edwards replacement - Middlesbrough have confirmed the appointment of Kim Hellberg as their new head coach. - Hellberg replaces Rob Edwards, who recently left the club to take up the managerial position at Wolves. - The 37-year-old coach joins Middlesbrough, who are currently second in the Championship, from the Swedish side Hammarby. - Hellberg expressed his desire for the team to play quick and aggressive football, focusing on winning the ball back swiftly and creating many chances. - He is set to formally take charge later in the week, with interim manager Adi Viveash overseeing Tuesday's Championship fixture against Coventry....

14+ hour, 54+ min ago (146+ words) Everton midfielder Idrissa Gueye sent off for slapping team-mate - Everton midfielder Idrissa Gueye received a red card against Manchester United after an on-pitch altercation with team-mate Micheal Keane. - Gueye remonstrated with Keane after a Manchester United attack broke down and then appeared to slap his team-mate. Keane reacted by pushing Gueye away. - The Senegalese midfielder was then sent off by referee Tony Harrington. - The red card led to an angry reaction from Gueye, who had to be held back by his team-mates. - The laws state that striking an opponent, or any other person, on the head or face, with their hand or arm, unless the force was negligible, is a red card offence. Thank you for registering Please refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged…...