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The first legs of the playoffs to reach the quarterfinals of the UEFA Women's Champions League did not disappoint, with 16 goals scored across four matches this week. Defending champions Arsenal appear to have one foot in the last eight after their 4-0 win at Oud-Heverlee Leuven, as do their fellow Women's Super League side Manchester United following their 3-0 victory at Atlético Madrid. Things are much tighter in the other two ties, however: Real Madrid won 3-2 at Paris FC but conceded late to give their French opponents hope of overturning the deficit, while two-time European champions VfL Wolfsburg and Juventus battled to a 2-2 draw in Germany.

"I guessed that they were in the starting line-up and I guessed right. That's why I wanted to see them. I wanted to see them live. The best features, fun and footballing quizzes, straight to your inbox every week. "I'm very happy that they are in good form and in good shape because they are back in the picture. "March gives us the chance to have a last look at"

Rolfo was the scorer when these two clubs met in the league phase, you can re-read what happened on that day in October here: Share Fridolina Rolfo is not available for Manchester United this evening, here is the manager Marc Skinner on why: Only Frido had a little knock from the weekend, so she'll miss out on this game. Leah [Galton] and Tooney [Ella Toone] are the only other absentees. Share The team news is in.

In 2020, the year Sir Jim Ratcliffe moved his huge fortune to Monaco, migrants in the United Kingdom made tax contributions estimated to be worth around 20bn. Sir Jim, by jetting off to a tax haven on the French Riviera, saved himself an estimated 4bn. It took some brass neck for the expat owner of Ineos and co-owner of Manchester United football club to lecture the country, using inflammatory and offensive language, on the perils of immigration.

The talented young striker is also on PSG's radar, as per Fichajes. He has impressed with his clinical finishing and sharpness in the attack. Manchester United are hoping to sign him for the future, and it remains to be seen how the situation develops. They have done well to develop young players in the past, and they could play a key role in Cabral's development as well.

On nights such as these it can feel as though football is choosing to remind you of its true nature. Which is, it turns out, the most gloriously perverse, slow-burn, 400milesfromhome, 10.15pm on a Tuesday, waving your arms in the air, grippedwithfinalplottwist-ecstasy pursuit ever devised. For Manchester United's travelling support this game must have felt like a slow-motion strangulation. Your team have had two shots on target all night.

Manchester United are currently on a four-match winning streak that began in January, all of which have come under interim manager Michael Carrick. United's streak began with a 2-0 derby win against Manchester City on 17 January. This was followed by a 3-2 away victory over Arsenal on 25 January, a 3-2 home win over Fulham on 1 Februry, and a 2-0 win home against Tottenham on 7 February.

Yeah, within reason, as long as we carry out the roles properly. I mean, it's not a total free-for-all, where you can kind of go and decide, it's a little bit of where you end up. Bruno is that type where he understands the different roles and plays them particularly well. And Bryan has done very similar. So has Matheus [Cunha], as well, playing sometimes through the middle and sometimes off the left.