David May is in many ways the archetypal Manchester United cult hero. The centre-back was hardly a regular during the glory days under Sir Alex Ferguson's reign in the 90s and early 2000s, but was nevertheless a recognisable face in several squads during that era.

Arsenal started their Premier League campaign with a 1-0 win at Manchester United on Sunday, capitalizing on a defensive error during a game in which both sides failed to generate a lot of quality attacking chances.

The Arsenal XI which could face Leeds United after injury updates as Mikel Arteta's side search for two wins from two.

Any supporter would be disappointed to see the condition of Manchester United in the very first match of the Premier League. The 1-0 defeat against Arsenal made it clear that the bitter stories of last season are still not over.

Manchester United vs Arsenal proved an unusually high-tax affair for Week 1 of a Premier League season, and it was ultimately an error that divided the sides at Old Trafford.

The 32-year-old speaks after attending a charity event in Stretford. He believes he's back playing his best but his contract is up next June

Manchester United wanted Antoine Semenyo before they signed Bryan Mbeumo from Brentford in the Premier League.

United invested heavily in Antony when they signed him for £85.5m from Ajax in 2022. Selling him for £40m would represent a significant loss, but keeping a player who has no future under Amorim makes little sense. Betis are pushing hard, yet unless they raise their offer or United soften their stance, a deal remains in limbo.

The Stretford-based club, however, remain adamant that their beer prices – despite the increase – remain lower than the Premier League average of £6.00, while a collection of five pubs close to Old Trafford average out at around £6.29.