ERIK TEN HAG claims “magnificent” match-saver Jadon Sancho has already made it “all the way back” for Manchester United.Marcus Rashford and then Sancho netted to rescue a 2-2 comeback draw at home to managerless Leeds in the Premier League.
Man Utd sub Jadon Sancho celebrates his equaliser on his return to Prem action and now hopes to start in the reverse clash with Leeds on SundayCredit: AP
Ten Hag was rewarded for bringing on Sancho as he looked for a ‘different dynamic’ in the 2-2 draw with Leeds at Old TraffordCredit: Reuters
And the usually-dour Dutchman was so impressed with Sancho’s goal that he even afforded himself a smile.
The clash with Leeds was Sancho’s second game back from the bench as Ten Hag eases him in four months after injury and psychological issues took him out of the fold.
United boss Ten Hag brought on the England winger just before the hour, with the Red Devils trailing to  Wilfried Gnonto’s sharp first-minute strike and an own goal from Raphael Varane.
The Dutchman said: “I wanted a different dynamic. In that moment we weren’t in the game.
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“Luckily it succeeded because we scored two goals. Very happy. He’s all the way back. 
“We know he’s a magnificent player. I think consistently he can have a big impact. 
“But he has to work hard. It will motivate him to get more. I really enjoyed it, especially for him. It will strengthen him.
“He is in the right direction and if he keeps going with that process he can do even more to really help us to achieve our goals.”
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The draw leaves United third, two points behind neighbours City, and lifted Leeds one point above the drop zone.
The two sides now face what Ten Hag believes is a must-win reverse Prem fixture on Sunday at Elland Road.
He told BBC’s Match of the Day: “Of course it will encourage us for when we play the second game in a couple of days that if we play our game, we can beat them.
“We have to beat them. But you need composure all the time.
“In the last 20 minutes when it was 2-2 we created so many chances but the finishing was not always that good. We have to be more clinical.”
Old Trafford boss Ten Hag looked confident even when he brought on Sancho at 2-0 down against fierce rivals LeedsCredit: PA More

EDDIE HEARN is hoping to agree and announce and undisputed title fight between George Kambosos and Devin Haney. Kambosos became a star overnight in November after he dethroned Teofimo Lopez of the unified titles.
Eddie Hearn is hoping to agree an undisputed title fight between George Kambosos and Devin HaneyCredit: Rex
George Kambosos is the current unified championCredit: Getty
And it perfectly set him up to face Haney for all the lightweight marbles but the two struggled to finalise a deal.
Ryan Garcia, 23, and Vasiliy Lomachenko, 34, were other names calling to fight Kambosos, putting pressure on Haney to agree terms.
But Hearn claimed a summer showdown remains on the cards with promoter Lou DiBella and DAZN all in talks.
He said: “We’re going to give him every opportunity because we want the fight badly and Devin said that’s the only fight we’re focused on right now.
“June 4th is the proposed date, so we’ve got two or three weeks to make the fight, really.
“At the same time, we want to plan Devin’s fight for December. So, we’re happy to wait until June, provided we get that undisputed fight.
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“We’re trying to close that at the moment. DAZN are talking to us and talking to Lou DiBella.
“Hopefully, we’ll get it agreed and announced in due course.”
Kambosos, 28, currently holds the WBA, IBF and WBO belts but only the ‘Franchise’ WBC version.
Haney, 23, has the full famous green and gold strap which is missing from the Australian’s collection.
The unbeaten American, once mentored by Floyd Mayweather, admitted Kambosos is the sole fight on his mind right now.
Haney told EsNEWS: “Kambosos, that’s the only person we’re focused on right now.
“That’s the fight that should be made for the real undisputed and we’re not focused on nobody else.”
Devin Haney is in talks to fight George Kambosos in JuneCredit: Getty More

HAMZAH SHEERAZ will hear the silence of the BT Sport Studios a little louder than anyone else. The Ilford super-welterweight will jump back into action on July 10 at Frank Warren’s behind-closed-doors show in Stratford without his No 1 fan in support. Hamzah Sheeraz will have to fight without his No 1 fan – his beloved […] More

SADIO MANE left Manchester City’s Treble hopes for dead as Liverpool breathed life into their charge for the Quadruple. The Reds winger’s first-half double was enough to see Jurgen Klopp’s side book their place in the FA Cup final.
Konate gave Liverpool an early lead over Manchester City in the FA Cup semi-finalCredit: Getty
Steffen gifted Liverpool a second goal inside the opening 20 minutesCredit: PA
Mane netted his second before half-time as Liverpool raced into a 3-0 leadCredit: Alamy
Grealish pulled one back less than two minutes into the second halfCredit: Getty
Man City keeper Zack Steffen’s blunder gifted Mane Liverpool’s second after Ibrahima Konate’s early opener. 
And the Senegal star had Liverpool fans dreaming about becoming the first English club to complete the quad after his second completed a first-half rout. 
City fought back with goals from Jack Grealish and Bernardo Silva but it was too little too late from Pep Guardiola’s side. 
And with the League Cup already claimed, a Champions League semi-final booked and now an FA Cup final to look forward to, a Treble is definitely on. 
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But all four will depend on maintaining their Premier League charge in the remaining seven games to overturn City’s one-point advantage. 
Still recovering from their scrap with Atletico Madrid in midweek, Guardiola called upon the cavalry with seven changes. 
And with Liverpool having the opportunity to rest their stars in their own Champions League match, it was no surprise the Reds started on top. 
Grealish had an effort blocked inside four minutes but that was as good as it got for City in the first-half. 
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Konate headed in his third goal in as many games after his perfect leap over Nathan Ake gave Klopp’s side the upper hand in the ninth minute. 
But with a red cloud of smoke still loitering above the pitch from the flares lit from Liverpool fans in celebration, stand-in City keeper Steffen handed them a second. 
With Mane charging, the American stopper failed to show the same nonchalant footwork of first choice Ederson and was caught pondering on the ball. 
And the Senegalese international slid in to poke the ball into the back of the net to send the red half of the stadium into full party mode. 
Klopp mentioned the game would be like a boxing match and his side landed another devastating blow moments before the break. 
With City on the ropes, the ball was played out to Mane who lashed home beautifully for his second and Liverpool’s third. 
Silva scored late on to set up a thrilling finale but Liverpool held onCredit: AFP
Klopp got the better of Guardiola at Wembley in their latest tussleCredit: Reuters
But on Easter weekend, Gabriel Jesus was always going to have a say.
The Brazilian striker ensured City came out swinging as his fancy footwork allowed Grealish to smash into the roof of the net. 
Tempers boiled as Fernandinho walked away with a booking after leaving something on Mane. 
Alisson denied Jesus from close range but was helpless as Silva tapped in a City second in the 90th-minute to set up a tense finish. 
Fernandinho fired an effort over the bar, before Raheem Sterling tested the Liverpool keeper.
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LEEDS fans have savaged Manchester United with a brutal banner outside Elland Road this afternoon.The banner, which describes the Red Devils as ‘plastic’ and ‘shallow’, is in response to the failed European Super League plans – and the Yorkshire club have also installed their own notice inside the ground.
The banner outside Elland Road
Leeds have installed a banner inside Elland Road condemning the ESLCredit: AP
Thousands of Manchester United fans want the Glazers to sell the clubCredit: Getty
The banner reads: “ESL and MUFC – just a tactical, temporary withdrawal, we see!
“Until your PR agents and media can reframe a package and construct an acceptable narrative and plan for your greedy, selfish followers to push this through in two years’ time. We know who you are! We know you from old!
“Manchester United! Nonsense! What a joke! Find a new, more appropriate name! This was always coming, given the soulless, win at all costs, plastic, shallow, selfish, worthless money monster you have made of yourselves!
“MUFC have fed off and divided, not United, football and communities. You are killing football! Children should be encouraged to support their community and play fairly and not bully people by exclusion!
“The Leeds family is fully United with and in full support of and shoulder to shoulder with all true LFC, MCFC, AFC, THFC, and with the few remaining genuine MUFC and CFC fans, whose clubs have been hijacked by power monger and shallow weak-minded glory hunters!
“And together we’re fans United, we’ll never be divided! Earn it on the pitch! Football is for the fans!”
United fans had banners of their own on display yesterday for Old Trafford protestsCredit: Getty
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And it’s not just the fans protesting, with Leeds installing their own anti-ESL banner inside the stadium.
The Yorkshire club’s notice reads: “EARN IT ON THE PITCH. FOOTBALL IS FOR THE FANS.”
Leeds were one of the first Premier League clubs to make a stand against the ESL on Monday.
Today’s events follow the huge protest outside Old Trafford yesterday as United supporters campaigned against the Glazers, burning an American flag at one stage.

Reports claim the unpopular owners will accept no less than £4BILLION to sell the club.
Co-owner Avram Glazer refused to apologise to supporters when he was confronted by a reporter in Florida.
And manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has insisted the Glazers will not walk away from the Red Devils after their ESL humiliation.
The United boss confronted a group of angry fans who stormed Carrington on Thursday morning, with midfielder Nemanja Matic hailing his gaffer’s actions.
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