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“For a brief period over the weekend, it looked like United States President Donald Trump had zeroed in on a new White House press secretary: Dana White.”

“Who: Liverpool vs Arsenal What: English Premier League, match day 9 When: Sunday, November 1, 16:30 GMT Where: Anfield, Liverpool, United Kingdom How to follow: Al Jazeera will provide build-up and live updates from 13:30 GMT.”

“Michael Carrick’s stay of execution as Manchester United boss may not last long after his team imploded in a 2-0 Premier League loss at Chelsea.”

“What Carrick called a “pure football” decision to drop Fernandes backfired as United imploded and tumbled to 16th, with the forlorn Portuguese watching from the bench – a defeat that piled more pressure on Carrick, even as fans cheered the manager while…”

“Chinese state media and social media users lined up to lambast Mbappe, although they were left in the dark about what exactly he said.”

““I reckon what’s happened in the 24 hours after Bournemouth is that [the United hierarchy] literally debated [Carrick’s future] back and forth,” former Manchester United captain Neville said on the Stick to Football podcast.”

“Danish striker Rasmus Hojlund was recruited as United’s answer to Manchester City’s Erling Haaland, but a lack of goals saw the youngster shipped back to Italy.”

“Manchester United manager Michael Carrick left the Old Trafford pitch on Sunday to the sound of his name being sung by the adoring home support, but he may never lead the team onto the field again.”

“Michael Carrick said Manchester United had “moved on” from Lisandro Martinez’s outburst aimed at the club’s hierarchy this week, saying it was “really not a drama for us as a group”.”

“Luis Enrique’s decision to leave Khvicha Kvaratskhelia on the bench proved inspired, as it meant Doue started wide on the left.”

“The club’s decision not to buy an established left-back and a reliable striker left unresolved gaps in the squad, forcing the team to rely on makeshift options.”

“Sunday’s fixture in Porto will see the Nations League title holders play without their talisman, Cristiano Ronaldo, after the 41-year-old abruptly left their camp, raising questions about his international future.”

“Eriksen also played for Ajax Amsterdam, Tottenham Hotspur, Inter Milan and Manchester United.”