Manchester United's quest to break into the top four is set to continue with a clash against Brighton and Hove Albion at Old Trafford.

Brief reminder; Chris Hughton's Brighton side ran away with a 3-2 victory when they faced United earlier in the season.

The Red Devils step into the match on the back of a 'sugar-Kane' victory against Tottenham Hotspurs, which saw Solskjaer and his men run out with a 0-1 victory at Wembley.

In line with customs and traditions of the land, Ole 'Ugonna' Solskjaer held a press conference on Friday where he updated the press on the latest team news alongside injury updates on the squad.

"No there's not many issues", Solskjaer said when speaking at the Aon complex on Friday. "I think there are small niggles as there are always are at this time of the season. Chris, Marcos just started running lightly so they're not fit yet.




"Alexis has trained all week so hopefully he comes through the session today and w…

Manchester United are set to close put a final full stop to their 2018 with a clash against Eddie Howe's Bournemouth side. The Cherries started the season brightly, but a run of poor form has seen them lose matches consecutively, including a 5-0 lashing by Tottenham.

In line with customs and traditions, Ole Gunnar Solsjaer delivered the latest team news alongside injury updates in his Friday press conference.
From all indications, it appears the boss is set to rotate his squad once again, with focus on the attack due to the apparent return of Alexis Sanchez from injury, Romelu Lukaku from his compassionate leave, and Anthony Martial who missed the chance to punch Huddersfield on boxing day due to food poisoning from his Christmas Rice.
The boss also revealed that he expects Scott McTominay and Marcos Rojo to return to first team action soon, with Chris Smalling not expected anytime before United's clash against Tottenham on January 13.
With all these in mind, here's how…

Chelsea's assistant coach Marco Ianni has been fined £6000 for his 'over-sabi' (exuberant) celebration of Ross Barkley's last minute equalizer for Chelsea two weeks ago.

The 'gori-makpa'(bald-headed) coach jumped in front of Mourinho in wild celebration after the goal and immediately almost got beaten by a furious Josè Mourinho.

He was lucky that stewards were quick to hold him back, otherwise, the football match would have been converted to a royal rumble!
Thankfully, despite Mourinho's reaction, the English FA ruled that the conduct of Coach Ianni was inappropriate and was therefore fined £6000!! 


We hope the coach has learnt a lesson and will learn to obey the popular Naija saying; "Dey your lane".




GLORY GLORY MAN UNITED.

Manchester United are set to return to action against Everton in the English Premier League, following their midweek defeat in the UEFA Champions League.



United overcame Everton with a 'FOUR-chester United' display at Old Trafford last season, and will be looking to bounce back from their midweek fall at the hands of the Ronaldo-led Biaconneri with a similar result.

In line with customs and traditions, José 'Uchenna' Mourinho gave the latest team news alongside injury updates in his pre match press conference on Friday.



According to the boss, United are set to be without Alexis Sanchez yet again who has failed to recover from his injury, along with Diogo Dalot, Phil Jones, and Maroanne Fellaini. However, a late decision is set to made regarding Jesse 'Awilo' Lingard's involvement in the clash, with the English midfielder returning to full first team training during the week.

With all these in mind, here's how we expect the boss to line up his team.



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