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      Southampton 1 Newcastle 4: Toon thump hosts to keep Champions League dream alive and pile pressure on Saints

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      EDDIE HOWE’S pep talk worked a treat as Newcastle thumped the sorry Saints at St. Mary’s.Howe told his boys to prove Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola’s prediction right that his team are title contenders.
      Miguel Almiron scored his eighth goal of the season at St. Mary’sCredit: PA
      The 4-1 defeat piled the pressure on Ralph HasenhuttlCredit: Rex
      Bruno Guimaraes rounded off the win in stoppage timeCredit: Reuters
      And Miguel Almiron, substitute Chris Wood, Joe Willock and Bruno Guimareas did just that by scoring the goals in this south coast romp.
      Romain Perraud notched a consolation goal but the damage had already been done.
      Almiron raced through a non-existent Southampton defence to bury the first on 35 minutes with that magician left wand of his.
      But watching England boss Gareth Southgate had to suffer a World Cup scare in the stands when Toon striker Callum Wilson didn’t reappear for the second half.
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      Yet his replacement Wood added a second on 51 minutes with a crisp shot on the turn.
      And ten minutes later Willock raced through to bury Kieran Trippier’s excellent pass for the killer third. 
      Perraud gave the home fans something to cheer in the last minute but there was still time for Bruno to curl in a delicious fourth.
      This was a perfect anniversary present for Newcastle gaffer Eddie Howe who celebrated his 1st year at the club tomorrow.
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      This was Toon’s fourth win in a row and takes their unbeaten run to nine games as they mount an unexpected title challenge.
      But Southampton’s run of one win in nine leaves manager Ralph Hasenhuttl hovering at the exit door.
      Whether the Austrian will still be around the south coast after the World Cup is anyone’s guess but the omens don’t look good.
      The Saints were going toe-toe with United at the start but their defence let them down again.
      And the forward line has a lot to be desired with Mohamed Elyounoussi missing an open goal right before the break.
      A goal then might have turned the tide but as the ball flew into the stand Hasenhuttl must have known his job was flying out of the stadium as well.
      Chris Wood scored after coming on for Callum Wilson at half-timeCredit: PA
      Joe Willock netted his first goal since FebruaryCredit: Reuters
      Romain Perraud scored a late consolation for the hostsCredit: PA
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      Nottingham Forest 2 Brentford 2: Hosts escape with a point after calamitous last-minute own goal

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      ZANKA’S last minute own-goal earned a dramatic point for bottom of the table Nottingham Forest and robbed Brentford of a first away win.Yoane Wissa looked to have won it for the Bees having tormented Dean Henderson either side of half-time.
      Nottingham Forest were rescued by an own goalCredit: Reuters
      The Brentford winger won an extremely controversial penalty having been brought down by the Forest keeper before completing the comeback by lobbing Henderson with 15 minutes to go.
      Morgan Gibbs-White’s first goal for the club had Forest ahead before Lee Mason stuck his nose in from the Stockley Park bunker, causing Andre Marriner to wrongly award the Bees a spot kick.
      In the absence of suspended top scorer and penalty specialist, Ivan Toney, winger Bryan Mbuemo fired past a furious Henderson – who had made contact with the ball before felling Wissa.
      The home fans finally had something to celebrate in the last minute of stoppage time, when a calamitous own goal brought them level.
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      Having rolled over at The Emirates last Sunday, Forest were out to make Brentford uncomfortable here – even before a ball had been kicked.
      The Bees had been troubled ahead of kick-off when goalkeeping coach Manu Sotelo clashed with a Forest groundsman during the warm-up.
      And it wasn’t just the goalkeeping staff being caused problems by the hosts as David Raya twice had to stop Brennan Johnson in the opening 15 minutes.
      The Wales international drilled an early shot straight at the Spanish keeper before forcing a diving save minutes later with a shot across goal after racing onto Gibbs-White’s through ball.
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      Having twice tried to set Johnson up to no avail, Gibbs-White took matters into his own hands.
      Emmanuel Dennis chested a long ball down to the former Wolves man. The No10 shuffled through Vitaly Janelt and Jensen before seeing his drilled effort deflect off Ben Mee and in.
      The hosts looked comfortable, but had the carpet pulled from under their feet thanks to a VAR clanger on the brink of half time.
      A quick and clever Mbuemo ball after a sloppy pass from Yates had Wissa through one-on-one.
      The forward looked to round Henderson, whose outstretched arm caught Wissa.
      Marriner waved away the claims for a spot kick, but Mason spent the next few minutes tediously rolling replays backwards and forwards – only to bottle it and send the man in the middle to the screen, resulting in a wrong decision which could cost Forest dearly.
      Yoane Wissa filled in for the suspended Ivan ToneyCredit: Reuters
      Replays showed that Henderson got the slightest touch on the ball with his hand before bringing Wissa down, but Marriner pointed to the spot and booked the England keeper.
      Mbuemo sent Henderson the wrong way from the spot, and the Manchester United loanee was up in a shot to chase the ref down the pitch screaming his protest at the decision – risking a second booking and an early shower.
      Forest had more reason to rage at the referee just after the hour mark when Gibbs-White forced his way to the by-line and was tripped by Mee as he looked to cut inside.
      Just as Forest were seeking out a winner, Wissa struck at the other end – this time without the help of VAR.
      Jensen clipped a superb first time ball over the Forest back line and the Congo international tidied up with an inspired finish.
      Wissa raced clear of Steve Cook and Scott McKenna before lobbing Henderson with a first time finish to secure Brentford’s first away win of the season.
      The hosts threw everything at Brentford across six minutes of injury time, and finally struck gold when Gibbs-White’s effort was blocked by Mee, only for the rebound to hit substitute Zanka and cross the line.
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      Crawley 1 Accrington 3 LIVE SCORE: Sidemen star Tobi Brown NOT in squad, visitors extend lead – FA Cup latest updates

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      CRAWLEY TOWN are facing Accrington Stanley in the FA Cup first round.And YouTube star Tobi ‘TBJZL’ Brown of the Sidemen could have been featuring for the League Two Reds, alongside his brothers Manny and Jed as they put on a clinic during the Sidemen Charity Match at Charlton’s Valley stadium, which caught the eye of Crawley scouts.
      However, after training with the squad, the trio have NOT been named in the matchday squad, but are in attendance to watch the clash.

      Kick-off time: TODAY, Sunday November 6 – 3pm
      TV channel/Live stream: Unfortunately the clash is not available to watch live but you can keep up to date with the action in our live blog

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      46. Crawley Town 1-3 Accrington Stanley
      We are back underway in the second half, and there are two half-time changes for Crawley.
      Jack Powell and Travis Johnson make way for the hosts.
      It’s Aramide Oteh and Joel Lynch who enter the action.
      HT. Crawley Town 1-3 Accrington Stanley
      What a first half we have had at the Broadfield Stadium in Crawley!The hosts are currently losing by three goals to one, and it is a scoreline that could leave them wishing that they had Tobi Brown to call upon from the bench…
      A goal within the first two minutes from Shaun Whalley opened the scoring for Accrington, before Crawley found an equaliser, which came via Jake Hessenthaler.
      However, it was the visitors who regained the lead halfway through the first half, as Shaun Whalley doubled his goal tally for the day.
      Accrington then piled on the misery away in Sussex, as a short corner allowed ex-Manchester United midfielder Ethan Hamilton to sweep a left footed shot into the top right hand corner.
      Stay with us for second-half coverage coming to you shortly!
      45. Crawley Town 1-3 Accrington Stanley
      Just before half-time,Tony Craig goes down bleeding with a head injury so play has been stopped.
      He is back up, and his head has been treated, but the referee blows for half-time.
      45. Crawley Town 1-3 Accrington Stanley
      The third for Accrington Stanley came from another clever delivery.
      The corner was played short and along the ground, and while everyone else was switched off, Hamilton swept it into the top right corner.
      Clever set piece and a great finish by the midfielder, you can tell he was an ex-Manchester United player!
      44. Crawley Town 1-3 Accrington Stanley
      The corner is taken short, and curled into the top corner by Ethan Hamilton! Great finish!
      42. Crawley Town 1-2 Accrington Stanley
      The game has slowed down a little now, after a frenetic opening 25 minutes or so.
      Travis Johnson wins a tackle well in the left corner for Crawley, but can only put it out for an Accrington Corner…
      40. Crawley Town 1-2 Accrington Stanley
      Great football from Crawley, as Jack Powell and George Francomb combine really well on the left hand side.
      It ultimately comes to nothing, as they switch the play to the right hand side and lose possession.
      38. Crawley Town 1-2 Accrington Stanley
      Leigh has a long throw for Accrington, which we have seen a few times on the right-hand side.
      He has been impressive so far for the visitors, and is causing the home side plenty of problems…
      36. Crawley Town 1-2 Accrington Stanley
      Disappointing for Crawley, as a simple pass across the back line is miscontrolled and rolls out for a throw-in.
      34. Crawley Town 1-2 Accrington Stanley
      The counter comes to nothing, but the visitors are starting to sit a little bit deeper, which will allow Crawley to push for an equaliser.
      However, they will have to be very careful of Accrington on the counter.
      32. Crawley Town 1-2 Accrington Stanley
      The rain continues to drizzle down at the Broadfield Stadium, as Accrington Stanley come forwards on the counter…
      30. Crawley Town 1-2 Accrington Stanley
      Crawley look to string a few passes together, and play some brilliant football on the edge of the box.
      Unfortunately it comes to nothing and ends up going back to Ellery Balcombe in goal, who puts it out for a goal kick to Accrington.
      28. Crawley Town 1-2 Accrington Stanley
      Crawley win themselves another corner, which is whipped in by Jack Powell, but cleared well by Accrington Stanley.
      26. Crawley Town 1-2 Accrington Stanley
      A very late challenge on Jake Hessenthaler sees Liam Coyle given a yellow card.
      24. Crawley Town 1-2 Accrington Stanley
      A brilliant delivery from the left hand side finds the head of Shaun Whalley in the middle, who dispatches the header into the bottom right hand corner.
      He has doubled his tally for the season, having only scored one so far, but two in 22 minutes today!
      22. Crawley Town 1-2 Accrington Stanley
      It’s 2-1 to the visitors! Shaun Whalley gets his brace!
      20. Crawley Town 1-1 Accrington Stanley
      The home support are in brilliant voice now as their side wins another corner.
      It is a great atmosphere here at the Broadfield Stadium, after the home team were initially left a bit disheartened due to the early goal.
      18. Crawley Town 1-1 Accrington Stanley
      Powell whipped in a dangerous cross which was headed just over the bar by an Accrington defender, and the home side had a corner.
      The corner was then swung in beautifully, and met at the back post by Hessenthaler who nodded in, great finish!
      16. Crawley Town 1-1 Accrington Stanley
      Crawley are back in it! It’s Jake Hessenthaler with the equaliser! Game on!
      14. Crawley Town 0-1 Accrington Stanley
      Crawley just trying to get their foot on the ball at the moment and thread a few passes together.
      Midfielder Jack Powell misplaces a pass in midfield, and gifts possession back to the visitors.
      12. Crawley Town 0-1 Accrington Stanley
      Tough battle in midfield so far for the home side, with Accrington certainly having the run of the green so far.
      “Whose the home team here?” A home supporter beckons…
      It’s certainly a valid point.
      10. Crawley Town 0-1 Accrington Stanley
      Crawley break down the right hand side with Travis Johnson, but he slips before delivering the ball into the box.
      Accrington then counter, but the shot is wide and out for a goal kick.
      6. Crawley Town 0-1 Accrington Stanley
      Accrington win a corner, which is whipped in by Sean McConville towards Tommy Leigh.
      The out of position striker wins the header and sends it goal-wards, but it is saved easily by Balcombe.
      4. Crawley Town 0-1 Accrington Stanley
      It’s a goal almost instantly for Accrington Stanley.
      The ball is played back to Ellery Balcombe in goal, and he is pressured by Tommy Leigh to put it out for a throw in.
      The throw in is taken and the ball is switched wide, before being played through to Tommy Leigh.
      His shot is saved, but palmed out into the feet of Shaun Whalley, who hammered it into the roof of the net from close range.
      2. Crawley Town 0-1 Accrington Stanley
      An early goal! It is scored by Shaun Whalley!
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      West Ham vs Crystal Palace LIVE: Stream, team news and score for Premier League match – latest updates

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      WEST HAM return to Premier League action with a tough encounter against Crystal Palace.The Hammers will be desperate to get back to winning ways in the league having narrowly lost to Manchester United last Sunday.
      But the Eagles are expected to be oozing with confidence as Odsonne Edouard’s goal was enough for them to secure all three points against Southampton that same weekend.

      Kick-off time: Sunday, November 6 – 2pm
      Live stream: Peacock (US)

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      Arsenal 1 FC Zurich 0 LIVE REACTION: Tierney goal sees Mikel Arteta’s side through to last-16 of Europa League – updates

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      ARSENAL beat FC Zurich tonight in the Europa League thanks to a first-half volley from Kieran Tierney. The Gunners finished top of Group A which means they will go straight through to the last-16 of the competition.

      RESULT: Arsenal 1-0 Zurich
      Arsenal XI: Ramsdale; White, Holding, Gabriel, Tierney; Vieira, Elneny, Lokonga; Nelson, Jesus, Nketiah
      Zurich XI: Brecher; Boranijasevic, Kamberi, Katic, Aliti; Conde, Selnaes, Guerrero; Tosin, Okita, Rohner

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      That’s all from the Emirates Stadium
      Arsenal secure their spot in the Europa League round-of-16 with a narrow 1-0 win over Zurich.
      The Gunners will now turn attention to Sunday’s highly anticipated London derby against Chelsea in the Premier League.
      Thank you for reading, and goodnight!
      Mikel Arteta reacts
      When speaking to BT Sport, the Arsenal boss said: “Job done.
      “It is not easy to win that many games in Europe. I don’t think it was the prettiest game we have played but we managed to win it.
      “I think we had chances, especially early in the game and at the end of the first half to get it into a more comfortable position.
      “We didn’t do that. We did not control the game well enough, especially in the second half. At the end, we were a bit leggy I think.
      “We gave them one or two chances but managed not to concede and keep a clean sheet and win.
      “We have been rotating. I think we are the team that have been rotating the most in Europe today. Players deserve chances and minutes and also the amount of games we play means we cannot maintain the intensity and players being fit.
      “We have all the games and fixtures in our minds to try and be competitive all the time. Today was really important. We know how important it is going to be with all the teams playing in February. Winning helps winning.
      “The atmosphere in the dressing room is much better after a win than a loss.”

      Kieran Tierney reacts
      When speaking to BT Sport, the left-back said: “We wanted to get the game done by 60-70 minutes and score a couple of goals, but we never done that.
      “I thought we saw the game out. They put a lot of pressure on us but we saw it out well.
      “We had to show fight and hunger because they came here with so much of that. We knew they would.
      “Their last couple of results have been good so they have grown in confidence. We dealt quite well, it’s just a pity we couldn’t score a couple more.
      “We won 5-0 a few days ago so it’s not like this [struggling for a second goal] happens all the time. Teams win 1-0. As long as we get a clean sheet we are confident we will score.
      “I want to play every game I can. I have to keep working hard. The manager knows I will give 100% whether I start or not.”

      Group A final standings

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      Arsenal have won all nine of their home games in all competitions this season, their best winning run from the start of a campaign since 2009-10. (Opta)

      Full Time – Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      Arsenal secure their spot in the Europa League round-of-16 with a 1-0 win over FC Zurich.
      The Swiss side didn’t make it easy for the Gunners, who failed to make the most of their chances throughout.
      But, Mikel Arteta can’t complain too much as his side will avoid the next round of play-offs, which are scheduled to take place in February.
      Full Time – Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      Arsenal secure the top spot in Group A!

      90+4. Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      Zurich come close to an equaliser as the ball is squared across the six-yard box, but Ramsdale comes off his line to collect.
      90+3. Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      Arsenal come close again as Cedric sends a cross over to Nketiah in the box, but the striker cannot get enough on the ball to direct it towards the target.
      90+1. Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      Five minutes have been added on…
      89. Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      Final substitution for Zurich.
      Santini replaces Aliti.
      88. Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      Just 15 minutes after he was introduced, Tomiyasu is forced off with what looks to be a hamstring injury.
      He is replaced with Cedric Soares.
      86. Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      Arsenal are skating on thin ice right now.
      Zurich are pushing for an equaliser.
      82. Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      Zurich make another substitution.
      Krasniqi is on to replace Conde.
      81. Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      Viunnyk attempts an audacious shot from the edge of the box, but his effort flies narrowly over the bar.
      77. Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      Two more substitutions for Zurich.
      Viunnyk replaces Tosin.
      Hornschuh replaces Selnaes.
      73. Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      Two more changes for Arsenal.
      Odegaard is on to replace Vieira.
      Tomiyasu is on to replace White.
      71. Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      Chance for Arsenal as White drives into the box before flicking the ball on to Saka, who runs it out of play before he can get the shot away.
      68. Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      Zurich have the ball in the net, but the goal will not stand!
      Aliti is flagged offside.
      A wake-up call for the Gunners!
      65. Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      Partey picks out Saka on the right with a fantastic pass.
      The winger brings the ball down with a superb touch before setting it through to Vieira, who attempts to shoot, but his effort flies wide.
      63. Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      Mikel Arteta makes two changes.
      Saka replaces Jesus.
      Partey replaces Elneny.
      62. Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      Conde is shown a yellow card for a late challenge on Lokonga.
      57. Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      The Gunners break forward as Jesus threads the ball through to Nketiah.
      But, the striker struggles to find enough space to get the shot away and Zurich can eventually clear the danger.
      52. Arsenal 1-0 FC Zurich
      A quick pause in play.
      Tierney has had his shirt ripped off by Boranijasevic… literally.

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      Real Sociedad 0 Man Utd 1 LIVE REACTION: Garnacho goal seals win but United could play Barca in Europa League last-32

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      MANCHESTER UNITED beat Real Sociedad 1-0 in their final Europa League group game thanks to a goal from teenager Alejandro Garnacho.But United failed to top their group and could now face one of Barcelona, Atletico Madrid or Juventus in the last-32 of the competition.

      RESULT: Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      Real Sociedad XI: Remiro; Gorosabel, Le Normand, Pacheco, Rico; Merino, Zubimendi, Marin; Mendez; Sorloth, Fernandez
      Man Utd XI: De Gea, Lindelof, Martinez, Dalot, Shaw, Van De Beek, Eriksen, Casemiro, Bruno Fernandes, Ronaldo, Garnacho

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      Real night of celebration for Sociedad
      Despite losing the game tonight, it is a real carnival atmosphere in the ground as players and fans celebrate together after finishing top of Europa League Group E.
      They won five of their six games including a memorable win at Old Trafford to boot.
      Sociedad can look forward to the ’round of 16′ draw now with celebrations likely to go on long into the night.

      New format, bigger challenges
      UEFA’s decision to revamp the groups with the winner automatically qualifying for the ’round of 16′ adds a new edge to the Europe League.
      No longer can teams play weakened teams and take games for granted with top spot being so important.
      United paid the price for an opening matchday defeat at home against Real Sociedad and paid the ultimate price.
      They will now have to take on a team with Champions League experience from this season.

      A game of two halves
      In Spain this evening, United showed some real threat during the first half and could easily have found themselves more than one goal ahead.
      They came out in the second half and played like a side who were content with the 1-0 scoreline they had.
      United did not carve out enough goal scoring chances and did not test the Real Sociedad keeper enough.
      United leave themselves tricky fixture
      Due to the fact that Real Sociedad had a superior goal difference, Man Utd finish in second place in Group E.
      This leaves them with the reality of a play-off against one of the sides who finished third in their Champions League group.
      The prospect of facing the likes of Barcelona, Juventus, Sevilla or Ajax.

      FT: Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      The referee brings festivities to a close.
      Huge cheer from the home fans as they are confirmed as the winners of UEFA Europa League Group E.
      Man Utd could not find that second goal they craved.
      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      90+4. The hosts are playing the dangerous game of sitting back now and trying to defend the current scoreline.
      For most of this game they have looked safest when they have United penned back in their own half.
      Corner kick to Man Utd.
      The chance is wasted as they play it short and cannot get a ball into the box as they pass it backwards with no options.
      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      90+2. United need to throw caution to the wind now.
      They have nothing to lose but top spot in the group.
      With time running out, they need to throw everything but the kitchen sink at Real Sociedad.

      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      90. We are going to have five additional minutes added.
      The home fans cheer as they get ever closing to winning Europa League Group E.
      Last chance saloon for the visitors as they have a goal kick.
      Shaw swings a cross into the back post where ironically Maguire is beaten to the header.
      You had one job.
      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd – Dalot yellow card
      88. Time is running out for the Red Devils.
      They could be facing a tricky tie against a team demoted from the Champions League in February.
      Dalot is given a yellow card for his challenge on Guevara.
      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      86. Sociedad win the free kick from the challenge of Martinez.
      He needs to be careful on a yellow card himself.
      Lisandro Martinez will now miss United’s next European game.
      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      84. Unbelievably, Man Utd have Harry Maguire up front.
      It says a lot about their striking options.
      Could be something for Gareth Southgate to think about.

      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      82. If United are able to find that second goal, it may just be too late in the game for Real Sociedad to react at all.
      ten Hag decides to bring on Fred for Garnacho and Maguire on for Eriksen.
      Some interesting changes from the visitors.
      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      80. We are into the final ten minutes of the game.
      Still no closer to knowing who will top this group.
      It is anybody’s game.
      Sorloth shoots from the edge of the box but his effort is not troubling David de Gea’s goal.
      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      78. Ronaldo puts a challenge in gives away a free kick.
      The Sociedad player rolls on the ground looking to get the United player his second yellow card.
      The referee is having none of it and tells him to get up.
      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      76. Rashford is showing some energy up top.
      Chasing down the defenders whenever in possession of the ball.
      For all their efforts, United have not really created anything of note in this half.

      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      74. Sociedad are knocking on the door.
      The ball is worked into the box from a wide position and is laid off to the sub Guevara.
      His shot forces a full-stretch save from de Gea who gathers the ball.
      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd – Ronaldo yellow card
      72. Sociedad are struggling to get balls into the box.
      United are doing well to stop the cross.
      Long throw into the box, flicked on towards Fernandez who turns and shoots over the bar.
      Yellow card for Ronaldo for a challenge with a leading arm.
      Guevara comes on for Fernandez.
      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      70. Fernandez stays down seemingly injured.
      The Sociedad striker seemed to hurt himself as the ball was knocked into the box.
      He is back up on his feet and moving again fortuntely.
      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      68. We forget how a Real Sociedad goal would completely change the whole outlook of this game.
      United would need another two goals with time running out.
      The next goal is going to be crucial.

      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      66. Rashford needs to impress if he hopes to be on that plane to Qatar as part of Gareth Southgate’s squad.
      There are lots of English strikers in form at the moment.
      Rashford has two more games to impress with United.
      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd – Mendez yellow card
      64. Pressure is mounting on the visitors.
      As time ticks by, there hopes of finishing top of the group, slowly disappear.
      Mendez is booked for a foul on Luke Shaw.
      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd – Martinez yellow card
      62. Martinez wins the ball but his follow through catches the player, very harsh free kick let alone yellow card.
      He came off the worse as well as player landed on his face.
      The home fans start to turn the place into a cauldron of noise.
      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      60. United have a corner from a Rashford break.
      Eriksen cannot beat the man at the near post.
      Wasted chance.

      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      58. Looks like there will be changes from both benches.
      Sociedad threaten the United goal with a couple of crosses but United manage to clear.
      van de Beek comes off for Rashford and Lindelof comes off for McTominay.
      Gorosabel comes off for Elustondo and Marin comes off for Navarro.
      Real Sociedad 0-1 Man Utd
      56. This has been a solid performance by the Red Devils so far.
      It would seem a hollow victory without the second goal.
      As time ticks on they need to be more and more adventurous.
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      Real Sociedad vs Man Utd LIVE: Stream, TV channel, team news, kick-off time for big Europa League clash – latest updates

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      MANCHESTER UNITED take on Real Sociedad tonight in their final Europa League group clash – and they’re hoping to finish top.But Sociedad have won all of their games so far and look set to finish at the summit of Group E, having beaten United at Old Trafford on match day one.

      Start time: 5.45pm
      TV/Live stream: BT Sport 1
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      Cristiano Ronaldo got on the score sheet as United beat Sheriff 3-1 at Old TraffordCredit: Getty
      When is Real Sociedad vs Manchester United?

      Real Sociedad roll out the red carpet for Manchester United on Thursday, November 3.
      It is scheduled to kick off at 5:45pm UK time – 6:45pm local time.
      Reale Arena in San Sebastian, Spain is the chosen venue for this match and it can host approximately 39,500.
      Sociedad stunned United 1-0 the last time the sides met in September.

      What TV channel is Real Sociedad vs Manchester United on and can I live stream it?

      Real Sociedad vs Manchester United will be broadcasted LIVE on BT Sport 1 in the UK.
      Coverage is set to commence from 5:15pm UK time – 30 minutes before kick-off.
      Subscription holders of BT Sport can stream the entire action live via the BT Sport website or BT Sport app.

      What is the team news?
      Imanol Alguacil has been severely hit with injury problems ahead of this top of the table clash against Manchester United.
      The Sociedad boss is expected to be without Mikel Oyarzabal, Umar Sadiq, Mohamed-Ali-Cho, Ander Martin and former Manchester City icon David Silva.
      Takefusa Kubo’s dislocated shoulder from last week has also made him one of the few doubts alongside Ander Barrenetxea, Aihen Munoz and Alex Sola.
      Elsewhere, Erik Ten Hag has some injury setbacks of his own as the United boss will continue to be without Raphael Varane, Axel Tuanzebe and Brandon Williams.
      However, Antony, Victor Lindelof, Aaron Wan-Bissaka and Anthony Martial could all return to the fold having missed out on the West Ham win. More

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      Southampton vs Newcastle LIVE: Stream, TV channel, team news and score for Premier League match – latest updates

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      NEWCASTLE will be hoping to build on their sensational start to the season with a win against struggling Southampton.Miguel Almiron continued his impressive form by inspiring the Magpies to an emphatic 4-0 victory over Aston Villa last weekend.
      And they’ll back themselves to beat a Saints side who are dangerously flirting with the relegation spots.

      Kick-off time: Sunday, November 6 – 2pm
      Live stream: NOW TV
      TV channel: Sky Sports Main Event and Premier League

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