Defeat in the Manchester derby left United languishing 13th in the Premier League, already eight points behind Arsenal and Man City, and Michael Carrick has a number of big issues to solve
Defeat in the Manchester derby left United languishing 13th in the Premier League, already eight points behind Arsenal and Man City, and Michael Carrick has a number of big issues to solve
Sheffield Eagles came up short in their Betfred Championship Playoff Eliminator against Barrow Raiders, finishing on the wrong end of a 26-10 scoreline, and losing out on the chance to progress to the next stage of the competition.
Despite making five changes to the previous week’s team, Featherstone Lions continued their successful run in the NCL Conference play-offs with a comprehensive 58-8 victory over Thornhill Trojans.
Todd Marshall has reportedly emerged as the potential circuit-breaker in a complex deal that could help Port Adelaide teammate Zak Butters land at the Western Bulldogs, while still allowing the Power to pocket the prized pick No.5 as free agency compensation.
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