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    Nathan Gorman vs Bohdan Myronets LIVE RESULTS: Latest updates as Tyson Fury’s cousin LOSES – Stream for FREE

    NATHAN Gorman LOST to Bohdan Myronets on points tonight in Bolton. Cousin of Tyson Fury, Gorman was determined to bounce back following his loss to Fabio Wardley last year.
    But he was unable to become the guile of Myronets in the ring, losing on the judges scorecards.

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    Chloe Watson vs Justine Lallemand (Round 2)
    Lallemand comes out of her corner in positive mood.
    She lands a combination of punches showing Watson she means business.
    Watson comes back into the round and manages to find a way through the Lallemand defence.
    The first two rounds, it is difficult to separate the two fighters who have both landed points scoring punches.
    Chloe Watson vs Justine Lallemand (Round 1)
    This European title fight offers huge opportunity for both fighters.
    Both fighter start positively in this ten-round contest.
    Watson is landing some punches on Lallemand and gets her on the ropes but the bell saves her.
    Quite an even first round, Watson just edging it.
    Next up…..Chloe Watson vs Justine Lallemand
    Nathan Gorman vs Bohdan Myronets
    That is a big blow to the career of Nathan Gorman.
    All the talk before the fight was of him planning on having a go at the British title in the division.
    Hopes of that seem distant now after a defeat that may even spell the end of his career.
    Take nothing away from Bohdan Myronets, he fully deserved his win this evening.
    Bohdan Myronets wins 77-76 on judge’s card
    Nathan Gorman vs Bohdan Myronets (Round 8)
    Myronets needs to dig deep in this final round as the pundits have him one round up on his opponent.
    A draw would seem like defeat now after his form in the earlier rounds.
    He lands a good right hand, pushing Gorman back.
    The Ukrainian goes over the top with a right and lands.
    Gorman is showing no urgency, it almost seems he is struggling to find the energy.
    Into the final minute of the fight, Gorman goes with a big left that Myronets feels.
    The bell sounds, it is all down to the judge’s decision now.
    Nathan Gorman vs Bohdan Myronets (Round 7)
    The pressure is on Nathan Gorman now.
    He needs to do something big to win this fight.
    Just edging the next two rounds will probably not be enough for him to win the fight on the card.
    Gorman is landing more punches now but needs to do a lot to swing the judge’s decision to get a win.
    Myronets has dipped in the last few rounds and needs to keep to the boxing that saw him get into a position to win this fight.
    Nathan Gorman vs Bohdan Myronets (Round 6)
    Gorman is constantly having to have his shorts pulled up by his corner and the referee.
    He does not look like he has lost the weight to justify that, in fact fighting at his heaviest weight tonight.
    Gorman needs to find some urgency as he may only have six minutes to save his career after this round.
    Myronets is not looking in any danger but at this weight you can be knocked out by that one punch.
    Nathan Gorman vs Bohdan Myronets (Round 5)
    If Myronets can win this one, it will be seen as an upset.
    Gorman is well behind his opponent in the scoring currently.
    He just seems to be trying to keep the Ukrainian at bay but manages to connect with a left hook.
    Myronets lands another good uppercut and is looking the busier of the two fighters.
    Nathan Gorman vs Bohdan Myronets (Round 4)
    Myronets lands another right and follows it up with an uppercut that connects also.
    The Ukrainian is landing more power punches in this round.
    Gorman is warned by the referee for punching around the back of the head.
    Nathan Gorman vs Bohdan Myronets (Round 3)
    Gorman is continuing with the attempts at big hooks but even when they are catching Myronets, they are glancing blows.
    Myronets is feeling them a little still but trying to counter with his own punches.
    His is fighting to his game plan still, looking to wear out Gorman.
    Myronets is probably just ahead on the scorecard.
    Nathan Gorman vs Bohdan Myronets (Round 2)
    It has been 370 days since Gorman’s last fight.
    The cousin of Tyson Fury, he is looking to find his rhythm still.
    Myronets is landing jabs but nothing that seems to be rocking Gorman at all.
    With this being an eight round fight, it could be all about who has more in the locker in the latter rounds.
    Nathan Gorman vs Bohdan Myronets (Round 1)
    Gorman goes in with a big hook from the off but misses.
    It seems his tactic is to ‘go big or go home’.
    Myronets is looking to weather the storm and wear him donw.
    Gorman is carrying a lot more weight than his opponent, as a result, his punches don’t carry as much power.
    Fight night continues in Bolton
    We have three more fights ahead in the next part of the billing.
    It all starts with Nathan Gorman getting back into the ring after some lay-off.
    There could be some ring-rust for the heavyweight as a result.
    Main billing for event coming up
    We now approach the main fights of the evening now.
    Not that we are complaining about what we have seen already.
    It has been some good quality boxing in Bolton so far.
    Mathew Rennie vs James Moorcroft
    Despite there only being one judge scoring the fight, he reached a fair decision with that fight.
    Both boxers gave good accounts of themselves but over the course of the eight round, Rennie just edged it, which was reflected in the close score being only two points.
    Moorcroft boxed well and landed some good hits but Rennie seemed to land more scoring shots.
    Mathew Rennie wins the fight by judge’s score
    Mathew Rennie vs James Moorcroft (Round 8)
    Rennie starts the round well, coming on the front foot and landing punches.
    It seems to spur Moorcroft into attacking boxing and he lands some good punches himself.
    Over the course of the fight, you would have to say Rennie has landed more scoring punches.
    Both fighters and throwing, and landing, big punches.
    This final round is a bit of a slugfest.
    Mathew Rennie vs James Moorcroft (Round 7)
    The penultimate round of this bout.
    Moorcroft keeps coming forward, while Rennie is trying to send his responses from the backfoot.
    Rennie is moving well and manages to dodge the big shots his opponent is going for.
    You would have to feel that Rennie is impressing more on the scorecard, meaning Moorcroft needs a massive final round.
    Mathew Rennie vs James Moorcroft (Round 6)
    Credit where it is due to both boxers.
    When one lands a good punch, the other immediately responds.
    The fight is taking its toll on both fighters more now.
    Rennie is trying to land those uppercuts as Moorcroft walks in.
    Not much to choose between the two in that round.
    Mathew Rennie vs James Moorcroft (Round 5)
    Moorcroft is giving a really good account of himself here.
    With Rennie’s record, many expected this to be a far more straightforward fight for him.
    This one is quite an even round until Rennie lands a good uppercut.
    These shots do not damage Moorcroft but will no doubt drain the tank a little more.
    Moorcroft then lands a right hook which Rennie responds well too.
    Mathew Rennie vs James Moorcroft (Round 4)
    Rennie is showing some good feet movement as his opponent advances.
    Moorcroft is looking to come on the attack more and land some big jabs.
    Both fighters are looking like they have plenty in the tank still.
    Moorcroft lands a big jab to the jaw in the closing stages of the round.
    He seems to be getting through Rennie’s defence more and more.
    Mathew Rennie vs James Moorcroft (Round 3)
    Rennie is changing stances all of the time and getting caught.
    When he switches to southpaw is definitely having more success.
    Moorcroft has landed some good punches in the round but Rennie has landed more scoring shots in that round.
    Mathew Rennie vs James Moorcroft (Round 2)
    Both fighters exchange punches early in the round.
    Moorcroft’s reply to a jab puts him on the backfoot somewhat.
    Neither fighter has landed anything to cause their opponent big problems so far.
    Rennie is throwing some bigger punches but not connecting.
    Mathew Rennie vs James Moorcroft (Round 1)
    This one is scheduled to be an eight-round contest.
    Rennie looks to work the jab in the early stages.
    Both boxers look quite busy in the first round.
    Moorcroft has gone into the round more as the round went on as Rennie seemed to take his foot off the gas.
    Even round all in all. More

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    Rangers vs Aris Limassol LIVE SCORE: Latest Europa League updates as Scottish giants could qualify for last-16 spot

    RANGERS will host Aris Limassol in a Europa League group stage clash tonight.The Scottish giants could qualify for the knockout stages with a win against the Cypriots if results elsewhere also go in their favour.

    Kick off time: 8pm GMT
    TV/ live stream: TNT Sports 3/ discovery+

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    Liverpool vs LASK LIVE SCORE: Latest Europa League updates as Reds look to increase lead at top of group – stream, TV

    LIVERPOOL host LASK in their penultimate Europa League group stage clash.The Reds go into the tie two points clear at the top of Group E, while the Austrian side are rock bottom.

    Kick off time: 8pm GMT
    TV channel/ live stream: TNT Sports 1/ discovery+

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    AEK Athens vs Brighton LIVE SCORE: Seagulls can sore into Europa League knockout spot with an away win – latest updates

    BRIGHTON can book their spot in the knockout stages of the Europa League with a win against AEK Athens – and top spot is up for grabs too.The Seagulls took a giant leap toward Europa League promise land after beating Ajax in Holland last time out.
    And not only would three points guarantee their qualification, but it would put them top of Group B heading into matchday six depending on how the other fixture concludes in Marseille.

    Kick-off time: 5:45pm GMT
    Live stream: discovery+
    TV channel: TNT Sports 2

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    Backa Topola vs West Ham LIVE SCORE: Hammers look to seal Europa League knockout spot against Serbian strugglers

    WEST HAM can seal their place in the Europa League knock-out phase with a Group A victory over Serbian strugglers Backa Topola.Lucas Paqueta’s late strike against Olympiacos fired the Hammers to the top of the group last time out.
    While Backa Topola are yet to win a single match in this season’s competition.

    Kick-off time: 5:45pm GMT
    Live stream: discovery+
    TV channel: TNT Sports 1

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    Arsenal 6-0 Lens LIVE RESULT: Rampant Gunners sail into the Champions League Last 16 with SIX different scorers

    ARSENAL thrashed Lens to sail into the Champions League Last 16 as group winners.The rampant Gunners scored FIVE goals inside the first half as they avenged their only loss in Europe’s elite competition this season.
    Kai Havertz, Gabriel Jesus, Bukayo Saka, Gabriel Martinelli, Martin Odegaard and Jorginho all notched as Arsenal ran in six different goalscorers in the rout.

    Result: Arsenal 6 Lens 0
    Arsenal XI: Raya; Tomiyasu, Saliba, Gabriel, Zinchenko; Rice, Odegaard, Havertz; Saka, Jesus, Martinelli
    Lens XI: Samba; Gradit, Danso, Medina; Frankowski, Mendy, Samed, Haidara; Sotoca, Fulgini, Wahi

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    ‘Beautiful’
    Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta speaking to TNT Sports: “Today was the day to get it done. We did it in a beautiful way.
    “We scored five goals (in the first half) against a really good side. You can become really sloppy. And there were parts of the second half with different behaviours but we stayed really focused.”
    Asked about winning the group, Arteta added: “It’s great because the schedule we have at the moment is crazy. We’re already thinking about Wolves in 72 hours.
    “We have to demand more from each other. We’ll have to be well prepared for Wolves.”
    Credit: getty
    ‘Everyone is really happy’
    Bukayo Saka speaking to TNT Sports: “Everyone is really happy. It’s our first time back in the Champions League for a while and we’ve qualified with a game to go.
    “When we first looked at our group we wanted to finish top. We’ve done that so can be proud.
    “The boss is already reminding us to just enjoy a little bit and then focus on Wolves on Saturday.”
    Credit: getty
    Who’s through?
    So, 12 teams have booked their places in the Round of 16. They are…

    Real Madrid
    Atletico Madrid
    Real Sociedad
    Barcelona
    Manchester City
    Arsenal
    PSV
    Inter Milan
    Lazio
    RB Leipzig
    Borussia Dortmund
    Bayern Munich

    Could be some amazing knockout ties here. There’s obviously still one more round of fixtures remaining, but that Champions League round of 16 draw takes place on Monday 18 December.
    We were amazing
    You’re not wrong, Gabriel.
    Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus has been speaking with TNT Sports, and actually learned that Arsenal had qualified as winners.
    He said: “We were amazing. Everyone was focused. We controlled the game. They tried to come in the second half. At the end everyone played amazing. The team performance was top. We have to keep going.
    “Playing at home, we know our support is amazing. They push us. We want to win the game and qualify. Congratulations to the whole team.
    “We didn’t concede a goal. We kept a clean sheet and then we scored in the last minutes.
    “I watch the Champions League a lot at home. I love football. The Champions League is special, like the Premier League. I already won the Premier League, I want to win here, but I want to win the Champions League as well.”
    Credit: getty
    Final scores
    A few surprise results in here tonight.
    FC Copenhagen getting a point at Bayern Munich means Manchester United have to beat the Bundesliga champions at Old Trafford and hope the other match in Group A is drawn to remain in the competition.

    Arsenal 6-0 Lens
    Bayern Munich 0-0 Copenhagen
    Benfica 3-3 Inter Milan
    Braga 1-1 Union Berlin
    Real Madrid 4-2 Napoli
    Real Sociedad 0-0 Salzburg

    The standings
    Take a look and enjoy that, Arsenal fans.
    The Gunners will finish top of Group B as the seeded side whatever happens in their trip to PSV Eindhoven. The Dutch outfit can also celebrate, they advance at the expense of Lens and Sevilla.
    That goal difference didn’t half take a boost tonight.

    ARSENAL 6-0 LENS
    FT: Ruthless from Arsenal. Mikel Arteta got his statement win as the Gunners cruise into the knockout stages of the Champions League with a 6-0 win over Lens.
    We’ve got all the reaction coming up folks.
    Credit: getty
    ARSENAL 6-0 LENS
    91: How about that? Now that’s the attitude that wins titles.
    Arsenal defender Gabriel throws his body in the way of a late Wahi snapshot to save the clean sheet for his side. He drops to his knees and celebrates like he’s scored a goal.
    ARSENAL 6-0 LENS
    90: Three minutes of injury time here.
    ARSENAL 6-0 LENS
    88: “6-0 to the Arsenal,” sing the supporters. They’ve been exceptional tonight.
    ARSENAL 6-0 LENS – JORGINHO (PEN)
    85: GOAL! Martin Odegaard handed the ball over to Jorginho and the Italian international sends the goalkeeper the wrong way with a typically cool penalty.
    Probably the least pressurised penalty he’ll ever take.
    Credit: getty
    ARSENAL 5-0 LENS
    84: Penalty to Arsenal! The referee wandered over to the screen and decided to give the spot-kick. Martin Odegaard is ready to take it…
    ARSENAL 5-0 LENS
    83: Eddie Nketiah replaces Gabriel Jesus for the final few minutes. No Arsenal player has fired off more shots on goal in the league this season than Eddie.
    Penalty check! Khusanov, who made his European debut tonight and got booked after 25 seconds, has caught Martinelli in the face with a flailing arm. It also looks like he’s managed to handle the ball in the same motion.
    He’s had a night to forget.
    ARSENAL 5-0 LENS
    80: Arsenal continue to play the ball around inside the Lens half. Clearly conserving energy for Saturday’s Premier League clash with Wolves.
    Chance! Ben White finds Gabriel Martinelli down the right channel. He drives into the penalty area but his cross/shot is blocked for a corner.
    ARSENAL 5-0 LENS
    78: Arsenal applying a bit of pressure as we enter the final stages. No clear-cut chances to speak of, but you sense there might be a sixth here for the Gunners. Ben White reaches the byline but his floated cross is plucked out of the air by Lens goalkeeper Samba.
    ARSENAL 5-0 LENS
    75: OK, 15 minutes left to play here. Odegaard wins a corner after seeing his effort blocked. Rice strolls over to take it and it sails straight through a crowd of players and soon arrives at the feet of David Raya. Turning attack into defence in the blink of an eye there.
    Declan Rice heads off with Jorginho replacing him.
    ARSENAL 5-0 LENS
    71: It looks in range. Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard stands over a free-kick around 30-yards from goal. Might be closer to 35 yards actually.
    He bends the delivery in but it’s headed clear and Gabriel Martinelli ushers it out for a corner, which White eventually slices high and wide.
    ARSENAL 5-0 LENS
    68: Chance! An actual chance!
    Kai Havertz sends the crowd wild with a bit of trickery in the corner to bamboozle his marker. He tip-toes across the byline before cutting it back for Odegaard, whose skidding effort is saved by Samba.
    ARSENAL 5-0 LENS
    65: Khusanov replaces Gradit to make his European debut… and he’s booked within about 25 seconds for an innocuous foul. Haidara follows him into the book seconds later with a really cynical foul on Odegaard.
    Bukayo Saka finally comes off. He’s replaced by Nelson.
    ARSENAL 5-0 LENS
    63: Video highlights for this second half will be tricky for editors later. Actually I guess they’ll be easier with nothing to show.
    ARSENAL 5-0 LENS
    60: An hour remaining, and this one is wrapped up.
    The 3,000 Lens fans are doing something. They are… swaying in opposite directions from the row in front of them. Not sure I’ve seen that before. Nicely choreographed.
    ARSENAL 5-0 LENS
    58: Gabriel Jesus applies a bit of pressure on the Lens defence but gives the foul away.
    ARSENAL 5-0 LENS
    55: Mendy slides the ball through for the onrushing Wahi. His cross is safely gathered by Raya but the whistle went for offside anyway. That’s about as exciting as it’s been since the break, folks.
    ARSENAL 5-0 LENS
    53: Surprised to see Bukayo Saka on the pitch still. He took a couple of whacks in the first half.
    Lens have started well enough. Arsenal aren’t really putting any pressure on their visitors, who are keeping the ball nicely. No chances for either side. More

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    Galatasaray 3 Man Utd 3 LIVE RESULT: United STILL in Champions League after Copenhagen fail to beat Bayern

    MANCHESTER UNITED’s Champions League hopes are hanging in the balance after they surrendered a two-goal lead twice to draw 3-3 with Galatasaray.United could even have been knocked out tonight if Copenhagen beat Bayern Munich but their match ended 0-0.
    United now head into the final matchround knowing they have to beat Bayern themselves at Old Trafford and rely on Copenhagen and Galatasary to draw.

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    Who is through?
    12 teams have booked their places in the last 16:

    Real Madrid
    Atletico Madrid
    Real Sociedad
    Barcelona
    Manchester City
    Arsenal
    PSV
    Inter Milan
    Lazio
    RB Leipzig
    Borussia Dortmund
    Bayern Munich

    Rule breakers
    Galatasaray have been accused of breaking a little-known rule to score their first goal against Manchester United, with some claiming it should have been disallowed.
    Hakim Ziyech sparked the hosts’ comeback as he whipped a free-kick past Andre Onana after United had raced into a 2-0 lead.
    However the goal could have been chalked off as Mauro Icardi appeared to commit an infringement as the shot was taken.
    That’s because he was only 61 centimetres away from Rasmus Hojlund, who was standing in the wall, according to beIN SPORTS.
    That’s less space than the should be allowed to have.

    FT: Bayern 0-0 Copenhagen
    That’s that. It ends goalless.
    Man Utd are not out yet but their Champions League hopes are hanging by a thread.
    The Red Devils need to beat Bayern in two weeks and hope Copenhagen and Galatasaray draw.
    Credit: AP
    Copenhagen remain level
    Still no goals at the Allianz Arena.
    Copenhagen have managed just one shot on target in the match.
    Eyes are on Harry Kane to get a goal that could really help Man Utd.
    0-0 in Germany
    Bayern Munich vs Copenhagen is currently goalless.
    As it stands the group looks like this:

    Bayern Munich 13pts
    Copenhagen 5pts
    Galatasaray 5pts
    Man Utd 4pts

    It means things will go down to the final matchday on December 12 and United will need to beat Bayern and hope Copenhagen vs Galatasaray ends in a draw.
    Hargreaves reacts
    Owen Hargreaves reckons United are making too many mistakes, given the incredible amount of goals they’ve scored.
    He told TNT Sports: “United scored three in Munich and lost, three in Copenhagen and lost and three again here and didn’t win. If you had said before [those games] that you would score that amount of goals, no one would ever have believed you.
    “They are scoring enough goals but making mistakes which are costly in the Champions League.”
    Another record…
    Without wanting to harp on about the goals conceded….It is the reason United are in this mess.
    It’s the most goals an English side has conceded at this stage of the competition – by quite some way too…
    14 – Most goals conceded by an English team five games into a Champions League campaign:14 – Manchester United (2023-24)11 – Manchester United (1994-95)11 – Tottenham (2019-20)10 – Manchester United (1998-99)10 – Manchester City (2012-13)10 – Arsenal (2015-16)Circus.— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) November 29, 2023

    Elsewhere….
    There’s still no goals in the late game between Bayern Munich and Copenhagen approaching half time.
    Remember, a shock win for the Danes would knock Man Utd out tonight….
    MOTM
    Hakim Ziyech was awarded the man of the match tonight.
    UEFA’s Technical Observer Panel said: “He was very effective coming in from the wide-right position, making excellent passes and creating several goalscoring opportunities.
    “He scored two free-kicks and claimed an assist with an excellent pass for Galatasaray’s third.”
    He’s got someone else to thank for that….
    Shipping them
    Andre Onana has conceded 14 goals in Man Utd’s five Champions League games.
    Only Antwerp have conceded more this season.
    Celtic – who have been pretty abysmal in the competition – are the other side to have conceded as many as United.

    Making improvements
    Finally, he concludes by insisting his side are on the right tracks and he’s pleased the project is moving in the right direction.
    He finished: “It’s me to blame, it always is. But we are a project and we’re making improvements which is very hopeful.
    “We’re going in the right direction and I know the steps we have to take.
    “I’m sure we will be successful in the long term.
    “Short term, if we want to stay in the Champions League we have to win the next game.”
    Ten Hag continues
    On the three goals conceded tonight, he doesn’t put the blame on his goalkeeper who he signed.
    He insisted instead that they were avoidable before reaching that stage.
    He continued: “I think every goal we conceded has its own story. They come from transition moments that we spoke about and we don’t block the middle.
    “The second we gave away a needless free kick but we have to defend the free kick better.
    “And the third we were organised but got run off. It can never happen, you get punished for mistakes in the Champions League.
    “We’ll fix that [losing a lot of goals]. I’m very pleased, you can see the style of this team; proactive, dynamic and brave. We created so many chances.”
    Ten Hag reacts
    On the disappointment of dropping two points, he told TNT Sports: “We should have taken all three points, clearly.
    “But we should have done that in other games, too. Away to Copenhagen, home to Galatasaray, we play so good.
    “For that I have to compliment the team but at the same time I have to criticise them as defending we aren’t good enough.
    “Winning 3-1, we can’t afford to make these mistakes as it makes the difference.”
    Here comes the manager
    Erik ten Hag has emerged from the away dressing room.
    We’ll have his comments in just a mo…..

    On those two free kicks…
    The United captain stopped short of blaming the keeper, pausing after saying the two goals conceded were soft.
    He added: “I have nothing to explain – there’s nothing we can do now.
    “We lost two goals because of mistakes by…ourselves.”
    And here he is…
    The Man Utd captain was scathing in his pre-match words.
    He says his team must always look for a better and final pass instead of taking chances themselves – putting the team first and foremost.
    He told TNT Sports: “It’s obviously really bad. We lost really bad goals and had to have control of that situation.
    “We were on top twice and had far too many chances to close out the game but we weren’t clinical enough.
    “Sometimes we need to get our head up and find that extra pass before trying to take chances ourselves. It is about the team and not ourselves.
    “We have to be cleverer and manage the game better.”
    Everywhere
    Much has been made of Bruno Fernandes in recent weeks but he was solid tonight.
    He scored an absolute belter to send United on their way at 2-0 and almost clinched the winner when striking the post from 25 yards late on.
    His tireless work often goes unnoticed but he was imperative at both ends tonight.

    Scholes blast
    Paul Scholes says Andre Onana was to blame for all three goals tonight.
    And he says the keeper makes the whole team nervous with his displays.
    He told TNT Sports: “What can you say, more terrible mistakes again. The second goal was weak.
    “He just makes people nervous. He makes his defence nervous – he makes the team nervous!
    “He makes simple saves look really, really difficult.
    “He shouldn’t be beaten at his near post, his positioning is poor. Again, all three goals are down to him.”
    Goals no problem
    Scoring away from home in this competition doesn’t appear to be a problem.
    They scored three in Munich, three in Copenhagen then three tonight.
    But they’ve taken just ONE point in doing so.
    A two-goal lead at Copenhagen went on to be a defeat and then that draw tonight.
    Match by numbers
    A mad 33 shots on goal occurred in that game – probably most in those last 10 minutes!
    Just four of United’s 17 efforts were on target though.
    Though they were clinical in scoring three of those!

    How it leaves things
    It means United are still bottom of Group A.
    They’ll be OUT of the Champions League if Copenhagen beat Bayern Munich later.
    Regardless, they know they’ll need to beat Bayern Munich at home on match day six to progress.

    Crazy draw
    They were 2-0 and 3-1 up in the game, but again Man Utd’s mental fragility seems them throw away points.
    Andre Onana isn’t their solution in the Champions League and has badly let his teammates down again.
    Garnacho, Fernandes and McTominay all scored good goals, but the keeper’s inability to keep out two average Ziyech free kicks and a late strike sees them drop points on the road again.

    FULL TIME!
    What an absolutely bonkers 90 minutes.
    Somehow, Manchester United leave with just one point from it.
    That leaves them in a tough position in the group.
    Galatasaray 3-3 Man Utd
    Galatasaray 3-3 Man Utd
    90+2. Dalot wins a corner.
    Fernandes’ first ball is mince, doesn’t beat the first man.
    It comes back to him and the ball is sent in from the left and McTominay heads well, well wide.
    Galatasaray 3-3 Man Utd
    90+1. McTominay almost gets to a ball through the middle but Muslera rushes out his box to volley clear.
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    Galatasaray vs Man Utd LIVE SCORE: Pitch inspection taking place with crunch Champions League game in doubt – updates

    MANCHESTR UNITED are facing Galatasaray tonight in a make-or-break Champions League clash.Erik ten Hag’s side must NOT lose to stand any chance of advancing to the Last 16 of the tournament.
    But there is currently a pitch inspection taking place RIGHT NOW after torrential rain in the Turkish city, we’ll be bringing you all of the latest right here if the game is going ahead.

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    Group A table
    Manchester United can only hope for a second-place finish in Group A as Bayern Munich have won all four of their Champions League matches.
    United are bottom of the group with one point separating them from Copenhagen and Galatasaray, who are second and third respectively.
    A win would seriously boost the Red Devils’ hopes of qualifying to the Last 16 as they could find themselves in second place with six points if the Danish champions also lose to Bayern.
    A draw would keep Erik ten Hag’s men alive heading into the final game against the German champions but would need Copenhagen to drop points.
    If the Danes beat Bayern then United will have to beat the Bavarians in the final match and register a better goal difference than Jacob Neestrup’s men, provided that they lose to Galata.
    And a loss would see them out of Europe with the Turkish champions reaching seven points, which means they will be desperate for Copenhagen to drop points so that they can at least hope to finish third.

    Galatasaray team news
    Galatasaray manager Okan Buruk is also dealing with injuries ahead of tonight’s Champions League clash with Manchester United at Istanbul.
    Davinson Sanchez limped off on Saturday’s 4-0 league win over Alanyaspor with a hamstring injury.
    Buruk is also hoping Abdulkerim Bardakci will also be fit after dealing with a knock.
    If Bardakci does not pass his late fitness test, Victor Nelsson would be in line to start at centre-back.
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    Man Utd team news
    Manchester United take on Galatasaray in a must-win Champions League match tonight at the Ali Sami Yen Stadium.
    However, United will be without the suspended Marcus Rashford, while Jonny Evans faces a late fitness assessment and Jadon Sancho is still out of the senior squad due to a disciplinary issue.
    Manager Erik Ten Hag is still facing a lengthy injury list with Christian Eriksen, Mason Mount, Tyrell Malacia, Amad Diallo, Lisandro Martinez and Casemiro sidelined.
    Kobbie Mainoo could also get an opportunity after his first ever Premier League start against Everton on Sunday.
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