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MANCHESTER UNITED star Harry Maguire and wife Fern dressed casually for a breakfast date after victory over Wolves.The Red Devils defeated Julen Lopetegui’s side 2-0 on Saturday to tighten their grip on a top four spot.
Harry Maguire went out for a late breakfast with his wife FernCredit: Eamonn and James Clarke
The pair strolled around CheshireCredit: Eamonn and James Clarke
Maguire and Fern dressed casually on Monday morningCredit: Eamonn and James Clarke
Fern Maguire posted a picture of their coffees which included ‘designer’ brandingCredit: Instagram / @_fernmaguire
Maguire came off the bench after 81 minutes in the game to secure the clean sheet and three points.
The captain enjoyed some time off following the win and was spotted in Cheshire this morning with his partner.
Maguire wore a Dolce & Gabbana t-shirt with casual shorts to go with his cap.
Meanwhile, Fern strolled alongside in a jumper and leggings.
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She took to Instagram to upload a snap of the ‘designer’ coffee they drank, which had the Gucci logo sprinkled on top.
There was a Coco Chanel logo on the other coffee.
The couple have been together since 2011 and they tied the knot last year.
They have two daughters, welcoming their first child Lillie Saint in April 2019.
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And her sister Piper Rose came along in May 2020.
Maguire has had a tough season at Man Utd, starting just 15 games since Erik ten Hag came in as boss.
He has been linked with a transfer but his contract runs until 2025 and there is the option of a further year.
Maguire will be hoping United can seal a Champions League place with them four points clear of Liverpool with three games to go.
Then attention turns to the FA Cup final versus Manchester City.
Harry Maguire was recovering from Man Utd’s win over WolvesCredit: Eamonn and James Clarke
The couple married in 2022Credit: Eamonn and James Clarke More

CARLOS TEVEZ has revealed he refused to learn English during his seven years in the Premier League because of his “cultural problem” with the British.The former Manchester United and Manchester City striker said he decided early on that if anyone wanted to speak to him they should learn Spanish.
Carlos Tevez has revealed why he did not learn English while playing in the Premier LeagueCredit: News Group Newspapers Ltd
Tevez starred for West Ham, Man Utd and Man CityCredit: AFP
And the ex-Argentina star, who also played for West Ham, cited his uncle’s descent into alcoholism after a Falklands War call-up – which put paid to his hopes of becoming a professional footballer – as the reason for his own unwillingness to adapt to English culture.
Tevez, who famously complained on Argentinian TV when he was still Blues captain that everything about Manchester was bad, told a radio interviewer in his homeland over the weekend: “I had a cultural problem with the English.
“I didn’t want to learn English, I wanted them to learn Spanish.
“I have an uncle who played in River Plate. He’s the only River supporter in my family.
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“He played in the reserve team and when he was going to make his debut with the first team, he got called up to fight in the Falklands War.
“He suffered after that and became an alcoholic. That marked me a lot because he was very close to me.”
Opening up on his feelings about England on DSportsRadio, the 39-year-old added: “The seven years I spent in England were: ‘Okay, I’m here for work but I’m not getting used to English culture’. Everything has a reason.
“Very few people know this story but today I can tell it. 
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“You want to speak to me. Then you learn Spanish, because I’m not going to learn English.”
Fellow Argentinian Pablo Zabaleta urged Tevez to improve his English for the good of the team when they were both at Manchester City after the striker moved from their city rivals United.
The Buenos Aires-born defender said in October 2009 after becoming fluent in English a little over a year after his arrival in the UK: “Carlos tries sometimes to speak English.
“I said to him he needs to come to me for lessons. I didn’t speak English before but I learned it here. When I arrived I could not say anything. I got English lessons once a week. 
“It’s important because we need to speak with team-mates and managers. And we are living in England for the future so my English is getting better.”
Tevez’s reluctance to learn the language was one of the criticisms levelled at him when he was still at Old Trafford.
He escaped punishment for a serious motoring offence in September 2011 because his English was so poor he could not read the penalty notice sent to him.
Tevez, manager of top flight Argentinian side Rosario Central until late last year, made his feelings about Manchester abundantly clear when he was interviewed on one of his country’s leading TV shows while he was still captain of Manchester City in June 2011.
He moaned he couldn’t wait to leave the city for good and claimed the area had “nothing”.
Susana Gimenez, the Argentine Oprah Winfrey who interviewed him, pointed out another South American celeb – model Evangelina Anderson – had bought a house in the sunkissed Spanish resort of Marbella.
Tevez laughed as he replied: “Yes but Marbella is different from Manchester. You can buy a holiday house in Marbella. But I’m never going back to Manchester, not even on holiday, not for anything.
“Of course I would buy a house in Marbella.”
Asked if it was just the weather that made Manchester so bad, Tevez replied: “The weather, everything. It has nothing.
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“For example in Marbella you can buy a house by the beach, relax there and later you can go there on holiday and everything.
“But a house in Manchester? On top of that a house in Manchester costs six or seven million pounds. Pounds! It’s better to rent and that’s that.” More

MIKEL ARTETA had to sit and endure Roberto de Zerbi do a Jose Mourinho after Arsenal’s title dreams were crushed.Goals from Julio Enciso, Deniz Undav and Pervis Estupinian secured Brighton a shock 3-0 victory at the Emirates.
Roberto De Zerbi produced an epic kneeslide as Arsenal were beaten by BrightonCredit: Sky Sports
Mikel Arteta was forced to endue the Jose Mourinho treatmentCredit: Richard Pelham / The Sun
And it was the late final goal that led to Seagulls boss De Zerbi racing down the touchline to celebrate.
Mourinho famously did the same as his then Porto team beat Manchester United in 2004 on their way to lifting the Champions League.
And when asked about it afterwards, De Zerbi said: “Mourinho is a great manager but I have this character. This passion is my own.”
Reacting to the kneeslide, one fan commented: “De Zerbi doing his Mourinho touchline run impression at the Emirates.”
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Another tweeted: “That Mourinho esque knee slide from De Zerbi…I can’t stop thinking about it.”
A fellow fan wrote: “New Mourinho in the town.. De Zerbi !!”
While another said: “De Zerbi just reminds of young Mourinho  same attitude and arrogance.”
Sunday’s result means Manchester City will be crowned champions if the Gunners lose their next game at Nottingham Forest on Saturday.
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Meanwhile Brighton are sixth and just four points behind fifth-placed Liverpool with a game in hand.
Undav revealed afterwards that their Italian manager had shown the squad a video of Basketball legend Michael Jordan following last week’s surprise 5-1 home loss to Everton.
De Zerbi said: “The most important part to improve is the mentality.
“The defeat against Everton started when we won against Manchester United.
“We didn’t forget the victory but now against Newcastle we have to forget we played in Arsenal’s stadium and we won there.
“Otherwise, we will lose at Newcastle. One hundred per cent.”
Speaking after the setback, Arsenal boss Arteta said: “I hate the feeling of letting people down when they are expecting something. That’s the biggest regret I have today and I have to apologise for that.
“What the team has done over the last 10 months is very different to what anybody expected and that generates a lot of expectation as well enthusiasm, happiness and joy.
“That’s something that has to be managed in the right way. We have the responsibility to make sure the team performs and I am responsible for that.” More

LIVERPOOL legend Steven Gerrard was reduced to tears after receiving a touching gift from Lucas Leiva when he left the club.Gerrard, 42, left Anfield in 2015 after a sensational 17-year spell with the Reds.
Leiva gave Gerrard a thoughtful gift after his final match for Liverpool against StokeCredit: News Group Newspapers Ltd
And in his 2016 book, titled ‘My Story’, he opened up about a memorable exchange with former teammate Leiva, which occurred during a post-season trip to Dubai.
Gerrard wrote: “Lucas asked if he could come in for a moment.
“‘I’ve got a little something for you,’ he said.
“‘Of course,’ I said. I was always happy to see Lucas.
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“He presented me with a silver salver. It was from him to me and he had written the words inscribed on the plate.
“‘I’ve been thinking about getting this done for a while,’ Lucas said. I felt a lump in my throat as I read his message.”
The former Liverpool captain then went on to detail what was inscribed on the salver.
It read: “We often hear the expression there will never be another. In your case, my friend, it is most definitely the case.
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“A captain, leader and a legend in every sense of the word.
“Every moment I have spent on the pitch with you has been a privilege. The very best to you and your family with all your future endeavours – Lucas Leiva.”
Gerrard recalled: “I just about held it together while Lucas quietly watched me read his words.
“I thanked him and he smiled happily. We hugged it out.
“But once he left, I was gone. There was no stopping my tears.”
The midfielder joined Liverpool in 1998 and made 710 appearances for the club during his 17-year spell.
He also won three League Cups, two FA Cups and a Champions League title with the Reds. More