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      Man Utd star Leny Yoro fights back tears and goes straight down tunnel in another injury blow before Europa League final

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      MANCHESTER UNITED have suffered a major Europa League final blow as Leny Yoro picked up an injury.The French centre-back covered his face with his shirt and appeared to be holding back tears as he trudged straight down the tunnel during the 2-0 defeat to West Ham today.Leny Yoro appeared to sustain a foot injuryCredit: PAThe centre-back appeared close to tears as he left the fieldThe injury comes just over a week before the Europa League finalCredit: GettyRuben Amorim had his head in his hands when Yoro went downYoro appeared to go down holding his foot, which he broke and needed surgery on earlier this season.He received treatment on the pitch and was immediately subbed off for Harry Maguire after.A physio was seen breaking the news to Amorim that Yoro could not continue and the manager put his head in his hands.Maguire, Alejandro Garnacho and Patrick Dorgu consoled the 19-year-old as he headed to the tunnel.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLThe injury comes just ten days before Man Utd’s blockbuster Europa League final against Tottenham on May 21.Fans were left devastated, with one saying: “God no please, this is not happening. Yoro injured.”Another added: “End the season now.”More wrote: “Yoro hurting the same foot that he missed three months with earlier in the season is pretty much the worst case scenario from this game.”Most read in FootballBEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERSA fourth commented: “I actually cba with football if he’s injured.”But it was not just United who suffered an injury blow ahead of the final as Spurs star Dejan Kulusevski picked up a problem in their 2-0 loss to Crystal Palace and was subbed off. Man Utd ratings vs West Ham as Ugarte awful and Mainoo invisible in latest horror showMANCHESTER UNITED dropped to 16th in the Premier League after suffering an embarrassing 2-0 defeat to West Ham at Old Trafford.Ruben Amorim named a strong team for United’s return to domestic duty, but not even Amad Diallo could save the day.United gave fans a lively start, but reverted back to factory settings after the visitors took the lead inside 27 minutes.West Ham picked off United against the run of play, before former Man Utd star Aaron Wan-Bissaka came back to haunt his old club.The full-back fed a clever ball through to Mohammed Kudus, who thrashed a low cross into the six yard box for Tomas Soucek to tap home.United got caught cold again and were the masters of their own undoing, after Kudus pounced on Manuel Ugarte’s mess up to set up Jarrod Bowen, who doubled West Ham’s lead in the 58th minute.Apart from some bright moments from Amad, this was another awful performance from the home side, as West Ham became the SIXTH team to the double over United this season.The Red Devils haven’t haven’t won a Prem game since their 3-0 win at Leicester on March 16, which incidentally was the last team West Ham beat in February.Here’s how SunSport’s Katherine Walsh rated every Man Utd star’s performance at Old Trafford… More

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      Jordan Pickford set for Everton pay-rise with England keeper keen on new deal to see out career with Toffees

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      ENGLAND No 1 Jordan Pickford wants a new deal at Everton — and is willing to see out his career at the club.Pickford, 31, has been outstanding for the Toffees again this season and stayed loyal amid the club’s ups-and-downs.Jordan Pickford wants to sign a new deal with EvertonCredit: Shutterstock EditorialNow the keeper is looking for a pay rise and an extension of his stay on Merseyside — and hopes talks can work out.Pickford, 31, has been at Everton since joining from Sunderland in 2017 and signed his last deal two years ago.That contract ties him up until the summer of 2027 — but he is keen to stay for a couple more seasons after that.Pickford worked with David Moyes at Sunderland and the pair get on well, a partnership that has helped Everton climb the table.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLAnd despite pretenders to his England jersey — plus a new coach in Thomas Tuchel — Pickford has also confirmed his status as Three Lions first choice this season.Over the years Pickford has seen off Nick Pope, Aaron Ramsdale, Dean Henderson and Sam Johnstone in the battle to be England’s No1.While he has consistently been among the Prem’s top keepers in recent history and has now breached 320 top flight appearances.The experienced gloveman hasn’t missed a Prem clash for Everton since 2022, becoming a crucial part of the Toffees set-up.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSEverton beat Fulham 3-1 at Craven Cottage on Saturday, lifting them above Wolves in the table as their fine form continues under Moyes.They face Southampton next week in their last game at Goodison.Watch Jordan Pickford’s hilarious expression in tunnel as England emerge for Euro 2024 final More

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      Huge Tottenham blow as Dejan Kulusevski forced off injured with James Maddison already out of Europa League final

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      TOTTENHAM have suffered a major Europa League final blow as Dejan Kulusevski has limped off injured.The Swedish midfielder sustained a problem in Spurs’ Premier League clash with Crystal Palace.Dejan Kulusevski has gone off injuredCredit: PAThe Swedish midfielder was consoled by Ange Postecoglou as he trudged down the tunnelCredit: Shutterstock EditorialIt comes just over a week away from the Europa League finalCredit: ReutersKulusevski was hurt after a challenge from Eagles captain Marc Guehi.He received treatment on the pitch and briefly tried to continue.But he trudged down the tunnel just minutes later and was replaced by Mikey Moore.Kulusevski had his head in his hands and was consoled by boss Ange Postecoglou as he went into the changing room with a Spurs physio. READ MORE IN FOOTBALLIt is a huge blow for Tottenham ahead of their blockbuster Europa League final against Manchester United on May 21.Spurs are already light in midfield as they are without James Maddison and Lucas Bergvall, who are sidelined with knee and ankle ligament injuries respectively. And with nothing but pride to play for in the Premier League, some fans were fuming over Kulusevski starting today’s game.One fan said: “No reason to play him today at all, was already not fully fit and only played a few days ago, silly move as we have no real No10 now.”Most read in FootballBEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERSAnother added: “Kulusevski off and went straight down the tunnel. This is exactly why Mikey Moore should’ve started.”But others disagreed, writing: “He’s no where near match ready for the final, he needs minutes now or he doesn’t play.”Kulusevski recently missed six games with a foot issue and has zero goals and one assist in his eight appearances since returning. More

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      Man Utd flop Memphis Depay suffers ultimate humiliation as Panenka penalty goes hilariously wrong in Corinthians loss

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      MEMPHIS DEPAY was left red-faced after his Panenka penalty went horribly wrong.The Manchester United flop had the perfect chance to hand his Corinthians side an early lead from the spot, but he fluffed his lines against Mirassol.Memphis Depay stepped up to take a penalty in the 33rd minuteCredit: X / pvsportbrBut Depay was left humiliated after his Panenka was comfortably savedCredit: X / pvsportbrCorinthians won the penalty after Igor Coronado’s strike hit Joao Victor’s arm in the 27th minute.The referee was sent to check the monitor before awarding the spot kick a few minutes later.But after all the drama, Depay stepped up and missed the penalty after attempting a Panenka chip.The former Old Trafford star was left embarrassed after Mirassol goalkeeper Walter extended his body to keep the shot out.READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSDepay followed it up for the rebound but his header went wide, before angry Mirassol players confronted the 31-year-old.The home side were clearly annoyed with his outrageous dinked attempt, as Depay’s team-mates came over to back him up.The Netherlands international did make up for it a few minutes later after assisting his side’s opener. Depay’s corner was converted by centre-back Caca to send his side 1-0 in first half stoppage time.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSBut the former Premier League star was hauled off before the hour mark as Mirassol equalised in the 49th minute.Mirassol then took the lead within minutes of Depay’s substitution and held on to win 2-1.Ex-Man Utd star Memphis Depay sparks mass brawl with cheeky trick as four red cards are handed out in derby clash Depay joined the Brazilian outfit last September after leaving Atletico Madrid in the summer.The forward is reportedly paid a staggering £170,000-per-week, which would make him the highest paid player at Corinthians.Depay struggled to make an impact at Man Utd between 2015 and 2017 after joining from PSV.He scored seven goals in his 53 appearances, before leaving the Red Devils and rebuilding his career in Lyon.After four years in France, he made the move to Barcelona and, after two seasons, joined Atletico Madrid in 2023.Mirassol players confronted Depay after his outrageous Panenka attempt was kept outCredit: X / pvsportbr More

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      Chelsea player ratings: Nicolas Jackson’s mindlessness sums up lacklustre Blues with Chalobah the only bright spark

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      CHELSEA suffered a double blow to their Champions League hopes as they lost the game and their striker at St James’ Park.European rivals Newcastle played the Blues off the park in the first half as Nicolas Jackson’s moment of madness saw him shown a straight red card for an elbow on Sven Botman.Chelsea lost 2-0 to NewcastleCredit: AlamySandro Tonali put Newcastle 1-0 up inside two minutesCredit: AFPNicolas Jackson was sent off in the first halfCredit: GettyNewcastle opened the scoring with a Sandro Tonali goal after just two minutes, making it difficult for Chelsea to fight their way back into the game.It was made harder by Jackson’s elbow to Sven Botman’s head that meant Enzo Maresca’s side played the majority of the match with just 10 men.Bruno Guimaraes scored a stunning 90th minute screamer to make it 2-0 and hand a huge blow to Chelsea’s European hopes.It’s advantage Newcastle in the Champions League race now as they put three points between themselves and Chelsea who could now end the day outside the top five.READ MORE IN FOOTBALLHere’s how SunSport’s Joshua Hall rated every Chelsea star’s performance at St James’ Park…Chelsea ratings vs NewcastleCHELSEA suffered a double blow to their Champions League hopes as they lost the game and their striker at St James’ Park.European rivals Newcastle played the Blues off the park in the first half as Nicolas Jackson’s moment of madness saw him shown a straight red card for an elbow on Sven Botman.Newcastle opened the scoring with a Sandro Tonali goal after just two minutes, making it difficult for Chelsea to fight their way back into the game.It was made harder by Jackson’s elbow to Sven Botman’s head that meant Enzo Maresca’s side played the majority of the match with just 10 men.Bruno Guimaraes scored a stunning 90th minute screamer to make it 2-0 and hand a huge blow to Chelsea’s European hopes.It’s advantage Newcastle in the Champions League race now as they put three points between themselves and Chelsea who could now end the day outside the top five.Here’s how SunSport’s Joshua Hall rated every Chelsea star’s performance at St James’ Park…Robert Sanchez – 6It’s rare that Robert Sanchez isn’t one of the main reasons that Chelsea have been on the receiving end of a defeat, but he didn’t do an awful lot wrong today.The shot-stopper wasn’t peppered with shots, but did enough when faced with efforts you would expect him to save.Moises Caicedo – 5The Chelsea Player of the Season didn’t track Sandro Tonali’s run into the box in the opening exchanges that gave Newcastle the early lead.Most read in FootballJoin SUN CLUB for the Chelsea Files every Tuesday plusin-depth coverage and exclusives from Stamford BridgeYou can offer the caveat that he was playing out of position, but the makeshift right-back was chasing shadows for most of the game as Anthony Gordon got the better of their 1v1 battle.He looked much more comfortable when slotting into midfield in possession, but didn’t do the main part of his job – defending – very well at all.He was shifted back into midfield for the second half after Reece James’ substitution and looked much better with the ball at his feet.Very lucky not be be booked for making FIVE fouls.Moises Caicedo lost his first-half battle with Anthony GordonCredit: GettyTrevoh Chalobah – 7You have to wonder why Chelsea ever let Chalobah leave on loan to Crystal Palace.Since returning he has become a crucial part of their back line and he was one of few players who could hold their head up high in the first half after making some crucial blocks and vital tackles.He also looked comfortable on the ball at times in the second spell before he was replaced by Malo Gusto as Mareca tried to change things up.Levi Colwill – 5Not the best showing from the young centre-back who was a reflection of how Chelsea played as a whole more than anything.He did make a crucial tackle inside the area to prevent Harvey Barnes from having free reign at Sanchez’ net in 73rd minute.Marc Cucurella – 5Drew a strong save out of Nick Pope in the second half in what was one of very few positive moments for Chelsea.The Spaniard had plenty of space down the left flank at times, but with Jackson sent off he had nobody to aim for in the box.He’s had a great season for the Blues, but this was one of his weaker performances – by no means the worst performer on the day though.Marc Cucurella had no support down the left flankCredit: GettyRomeo Lavia – 4You’d be forgiven for thinking he wasn’t on the pitch in the first half the way that Newcastle’s midfielders were just bypassing him.But he saw much more of the ball in the second half when Chelsea’s overall play improved massively.He’s still only 21 and there’s definitely signs that he can be a top player, but when he’s surrounded by a malfunctioning group of megastars you can see why he might struggle.Hooked on 75 mins for Jadon Sancho.Enzo Fernandez – 5Probably the best midfielder for Chelsea on the day, but that wasn’t a hard task given the state of the performances.The Blues spent over £200m on Caicedo and Fernandez and neither of them looked close to their price tags today.They need to step up in the big moments – this was a huge game for the club’s Champions League hopes.Cole Palmer – 4Maybe we all jumped the gun when we said that a 96th minute penalty had turned Cole Palmer’s season around against Liverpool last weekend.The England star still seems to be struggling to play the free-flowing football that got everyone excited last season this term. It doesn’t help that Palmer was forced to play as a false nine for the second half following Nicolas Jackson’s moment of madness.Still though, he’s a shadow of his former self – typified by his ballooned attempt at a first time cross in the 80th minute.Cole Palmer struggled to influence the game once againCredit: GettyPedro Neto – 5Had Chelsea’s only bright spark in the first half when he used his pace to break down the wing and test the athleticism of Newcastle’s back line.But like the rest of Chelsea’s attack, he had very little real impact on the game. He cost Chelsea £55m in the summer and has managed just four goals in 33 Premier League outings this season – he needs to offer more.Noni Madueke – 4Offered very little as Chelsea were put under the cosh in the first half by Newcastle.Sometimes he feels like he is too much of a luxury player to be working in such a well-drilled system like Maresca’s.Fell victim to the tactical half-time switch for Reece James following the Nicolas Jackson red card.Nicolas Jackson – 1 Mindless decision to raise his elbow and plough straight into the face of Sven Botman in the first half.VAR were right to send John Brooks to the monitor and make sure that he brandished a red card.Jackson will now miss the rest of the season which, coupled with Christopher Nkunku’s injury, leaves the Blues without a striker as they try to earn a spot back in the Champions League.Jackson now has more cards (4) than goal contributions (3) in the Premier League in 2025.Enzo Maresca has every right to be fuming.Nicolas Jackson was sent off for hitting Sven Botman in the head with his elbowCredit: ReutersSUBSReece James (for Madueke, 45min) – 5Had to come on to help change the system following the red card decision. Didn’t have much of an influence on proceedings as Chelsea struggled to create any clear-cut opportunities. Read More on The SunJason Sancho (for Lavia, 75min) – 5A few nice moments on the ball, but should be doing more when he’s brought on to make a difference.Malo Gusto (for Chalobah, 75min) – 4Did very little in the time he was given on the pitch. More

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      Newcastle 2 Chelsea 0: Tonali’s early goal and Jackson’s stupid red card put Toon in pole position for Champions League

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      NEWCASTLE UNITED are on the verge of securing Champions League football after a bruising victory over ten-man Chelsea.Sandro Tonali got them off to a dream start with the opener after just 112 seconds before Nicolas Jackson’s red card looked to have gift-wrapped them the three points.Newcastle moved up to third in the Premier League table after beating Chelsea at St. James’ ParkCredit: AlamySandro Tonali gave Newcastle an early lead inside two minutesCredit: GettyNicolas Jackson was sent off for a dangerous elbow on Sven BotmanCredit: ReutersChelsea were forced to play with ten men for more than an hourCredit: GettyBruno Guimaraes’ deflected strike made the game safe in the 90th minuteCredit: ReutersThe Blues striker decked Sven Botman with a forearm in a moment of madness that left his side a man down for over an hour.But Enzo Marseca’s side showed great spirit before they were eventually downed at the death by Bruno Guimaraes to leave them fighting for a top five finish.Toon made two changes from last week’s draw at Brighton as Howe sprung a surprise and reverted from his trusted 4-3-3 to wing-backs.Centre-half Botman came in for his first Prem start since January after his knee issues while Anthony Gordon was also back in the XI after two months of suspensions, injury and sitting patiently on the bench.READ MORE FOOTBALL NEWSAnd the England winger was at the forefront of the Magpies’ rapid start with the deadlock broken inside two minutesIt all began with a quickfire break from a Chelsea corner that sent Gordon charging down the left.He went down in the box under a challenge from Moises Caicedo but that failed to stop the Toon tide.Tonali won back possession, fed it right to Guimaraes before the Brazilian slipped in Jacob Murphy to fire a low cross for the Italian to turn in at the back post.Most read in FootballCASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO BONUSES FROM £10 DEPOSITSThe Toon Army, buoyed by a free pint on the club pre-match, went wild – as did injured Joelinton decked out in a retro Newcastle shirt in stands alongside them.Chelsea were on the back foot, especially £115m Caicedo. Eddie Howe ‘hungry for more’ silverware as he celebrates Newcastle’s success The decision to deploy one of the best ball-winning midfielders at right-back again was backfiring big time.The Ecuadorian was being left too exposed and it was clear Howe had told his men to go for the jugular.They continued to look dangerous with each attack, penning the Blues back, as Harvey Barnes had an attempt blocked and Guimaraes hit one over.Newcastle’s top scorer Alexander Isak, aiming to bag for a fourth-straight league goal against Chelsea, fluffed his first chance.Dan Burn headed the ball back across from Tonali’s cross but the striker miskicked his shot into the ground.Cole Palmer, who ended his 18-game goal drought last weekend, had one blocked and another deflected behind as Chelsea eventually began to enjoy some possession, though every pass was jeered viciously by the locals.Caicedo, who was about to be booked for clattering Gordon, then smashed a long-ranger wide from distance only for that slowly building confidence to be blown to smithereens by Jackson’s recklessness.The Senegal forward was only initially shown a yellow for absolutely clattering Botman as the pair went up for a header.Unfortunately for hot-head Jackson, who had not been given a sniff, VAR recommended referee John Brooks take a second look.And after watching it again on the screen and seeing how the Blues man firstly glanced at Botman before connecting his elbow on the Dutchman’s jaw, he was given his marching orders.That not only left his team-mates right up against it but also means his domestic season is over.Newcastle had the bit between their teeth as Barnes had a shot blocked but the Blues held on until the break, where a swarm of them angrily confronted Brooks after the whistle.Cole Palmer cut a frustrated figure at St James’ ParkCredit: GettyHalf-time allowed Maresca into a reshuffle as Reece James replaced Noni Madueke and went up against Gordon while Caicedo went central.Gordon wanted a penalty after a nudge from James was deemed to be shoulder-to-shoulder and after that it was game on as Chelsea looked a totally different proposition.Even though they were still struggling to find a way past Newcastle’s defensive wall, you could feel the nerves jangling as the visitors began to enjoy a lot more of the ball.And finally, just after the hour mark, they found a way through and got their chance.Palmer spotted Marc Cucurella open on the left of the penalty area and lifted it out to him.The Spanish left-back took a touch before pulling the trigger with a powerful low drive that was heading straight for the far corner only for Nick Pope to brilliantly get down and parry away.Howe, feeling the momentum switch, introduced Emil Krafth and reverted to his trusty 4-3-3 in an attempt to swing it as Guimaraes soon lashed a bouncing chance over.Levi Colwill produced a fantastic last-ditch tackle to stop Barnes going through before Maresca brought on Jadon Sancho and Malo Gusto and went for it with a change to 3-3-3.You could cut the tension with a knife as Palmer blazed one and Pope tipped over from Enzo Fernandez.Read More on The SunNewcastle were out on their feet as the Chelsea charge continued and they had a glorious chance to level with two minutes to go but James could only head over.And, cruelly, the Blues were made to pay as Guimaraes tried his luck from the edge of the area and his strike took a wicked deflection and looped beyond Robert Sanchez. 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      ‘No offence lads’ – Gary Lineker gives no-nonsense Match of the Day verdict in savage goodnight message

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      GARY LINEKER issued a no-nonsense sign off on Match of the Day after a hapless round of Saturday Premier League fixtures.Southampton and Manchester City played out a drab goalless draw at St Mary’s, Everton won 3-1 at Fulham, Brighton prevailed 2-0 at Wolves, Brentford beat Ipswich 1-0 at Portman Road and 10-man Aston Villa picked up a 1-0 victory at Bournemouth.Gary Lineker issued a no-nonsense sign off on Match of the DayLineker blasted a hapless round of Saturday Premier League fixturesThe games left much to be desired and Lineker, 64, suggested the BBC found it hard to put together an exciting highlight reel.So much so that the famous presenter described Saturday’s action as “probably one of the worst”. Lineker issued the following savage verdict: “After 26 years of Saturday nights, I think that was probably one of the worst – no offence, lads.”Time to move on, I reckon. Goodbye!”Read More on FootballMatch of the Day shared a clip of that remark with the following caption: “No sugar-coating from @GaryLineker there.”Several football fans were left in stitches with that unique sign-off and took to social media.One fan tweeted: “The man Gary.”Another laughed: “Bahahahaha!”Most read in FootballA third commented: “Keepin’ it real, yess!”Wayne Rooney cracks up live on BBC Sport after Gary Lineker’s brutal Micah Richards gagAnd a further post read: “Straight shooter Gaz.”Lineker dropped that tongue-in-cheek statement in one of his last ever appearances on Match of the Day as he will step down as presenter in May after 26 years in the esteemed show.The former England international will also leave the BBC altogether in 2026 after next season’s FA Cup and World Cup.The Leicester legend will be replaced by a three-person presenting team consisting of Kelly Cates, Mark Chapman and Gabby Logan from next season.Lineker insists he will not be seen on any TV rival after leaving the Beeb and will instead be doing podcasts while also focusing on his personal life. More

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      Sevilla flops forced to spend night at training centre after defeat as ‘violent’ fans launch horrific attacks

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      SEVILLA stars were forced to spend the night at their training ground after angry fans stormed it following their defeat to Celta Vigo.The club’s poor season continued on Saturday thanks to a 3-2 defeat away to Celta Vigo.Sevila suffered a 3-2 defeat to Celta Vigo on SaturdayCredit: EPAFurious Sevilla fans took out their season’s frustrations by attacking the club’s training groundCredit: XFootage on social media showed fans storming the ground after breaking through a gateCredit: XSevilla’s 15th league defeat of the campaign has left them in 16th place in the La Liga table and dangerously close to the relegation zone with three matches remaining.And a small number of the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan faithful showed their anger by attacking the club’s training ground.Footage on social media showed an angry mob attacking and breaking through the training ground’s protective gate.Joaquin Caparros’ troops had to take refuge in their training ground for the night due to fears for their safety after heading there on their return from the Celta Vigo game.READ MORE FOOTIE NEWSSevilla issued a scathing statement on the incredible act of violence, in which they urged the authorities to take serious action.It read: “Sevilla FC strongly condemns the organised vandalism that took place this Saturday night at the Jose Ramon Cisneros Palacios Sports City, following the first team’s arrival at the facilities after the match against Celta de Vigo.“Sevilla FC requests that the Security Forces and Corps exercise the utmost diligence to locate those responsible for these despicable acts, perpetrated by a gang of organized radicals who acted with extreme violence.“Beyond the complaints, Sevilla FC is committed to doing everything in its power to assist in the pursuit of the perpetrators of these crimes.Most read in FootballBEST FREE BETS AND BETTING SIGN UP OFFERSSevilla are six points above the relegation zone with three La Liga matches remainingCredit: REX”It will try to help identify those involved in these actions and will act relentlessly in the event that they are Sevilla FC fans and members.“Finally, Sevilla FC expresses its absolute condemnation of any protest that involves violence and criminal acts like those seen this Saturday, May 10.Ex-Premier League star Jesus Navas breaks down in tears as he plays final home game for Sevilla“The club is certain that these actions do not represent the Sevilla fans, who are also aware of the significance of Tuesday’s match against UD Las Palmas at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan.”Sevilla are a mere six points above the relegation zone following Saturday’s defeat to Celta.Hot on their heels are 18th-placed Las Palmas, whom they’ll host at the Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan on Tuesday night for a relegation six-pointer.Defeat to Los Amarillos could all but condemn Sevilla to the Segunda Division as they face tricky ties against Real Madrid and Villarreal in their last two matches of the season. More