All news by author: Andy Dunn

Andy Dunn's latest Mirror column takes a look at Bruno Fernandes' diving accusations and whether the Portuguse was right to go down to earn a penalty in Manchester United's win against Fulham

Diogo Dalot and Bruno Fernandes both found the back of the net as Manchester United kicked off 2024 with FA Cup victory over Wigan Athletic

WIGAN ATHLETIC 0-2 MANCHESTER UNITED: Erik ten Hag continues to believe that he can get Red Devils back where they want to be - here he got them into the fourth round of the FA Cup, but familiar failings were again on show

Steven Gerrard and Jordan Henderson both chose to take the Saudi Arabia riches when they joined Al-Ettifaq in the summer, but they've struggled to make any impact with questions being asked

Sir Alex Ferguson and Sir Dave Brailsford looked on as Erik ten Hag's Manchester United showed all their many flaws as they slumped to a 2-1 defeat against Nottingham Forest

Kevin Sinfield is an iconic in the sporting world and his efforts raising funds to help pal Rob Burrow, who suffers from Motor Neurone Disease, should've been rewarded with a knighthood

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's £1.3bn investment in Manchester United was announced on Christmas Eve, but questions remain when it comes to the continued involvement of the Glazer family

Everton 1-3 Manchester City: The newly crowned world champions kicked out of their recent Premier League slump by coming from behind to beat the Toffees at Goodison Park

The first time Jurgen Klopp was brought to his knees was when Konstantinos Tsimikas wiped out his manager on the touchline, the second was after Trent Alexander-Arnold's miss

FIFA have taken the Club World Cup and, without consultation, decided to make it a gigantic summer tournament; FIFA chief Arsene Wenger is in favour, the same man who in a previous life loved to whinge about the stress placed on players

The European Super League has reared its head once more, but Florentino Perez, for all the Real Madrid supermo's grand-standing, and members of the rebel alliance all know there is one simple truth where the breakaway competition is concerned

Tributes poured in for Bill Kenwright at his memorial service on Monday as faces from the present and the past came to pay their respects to the former Everton chairman

Manchester United frustrated Liverpool as they put a horrible week behind them to walk away from Anfield with a share of the spoils, and young star Kobbie Mainoo produced another standout display

Sir Jim Ratcliffe is expected to finally complete his investment into Manchester United this month, with the Ineos chief set to assume control of the footballing operation at Old Trafford

Chelsea have received plenty of flack for their 'team bonding' night out in the aftermath of defeat to Everton but it bears no comparison to the Premier League Christmas parties of the past

Manchester United crashed out of Europe on Tuesday - and they may struggle to qualify for the Champions League again this season after a slow start under Erik ten Hag

The Newcastle manager struggled to hide the pain of Champions League elimination as the Magpies' long-awaited return came to an end at the group stage this season

NEWCASTLE 1-2 AC MILAN: The Magpies had to deal with a number of injuries but they are no plucky underdogs and blew their chance of progression at St James' Park

MANCHESTER UNITED 0-1 BAYERN MUNICH: Harry Kane will be thankful he's not playing for the Red Devils after another disappointing display from Erik ten Hag's side

With Josh Kerr and Ronnie O'Sullivan remarkably overlooked, the 2023 BBC Sports Personality of the Year shortlist is missing two genuine contenders

Aston Villa captain John McGinn was the hero as his early goal was enough to beat Arsenal 1-0 as Unai Emery's side racked up a 15th consecutive Premier League home win

Ryder Cup hero Jon Rahm has joined LIV Golf in a lucrative contract reportedly worth £450million, a matter of months after winning the Masters tournament in Augusta

Mauricio Pochettino's Chelsea side made Man United look like world-beaters and while it was an improved performance from the home team, they are certainly not in that category

EVERTON 3-0 NEWCASTLE: Sean Dyche's Toffees staged a stunning late show to see off Newcastle at Goodison Park and now appear well on their way to Premier League survival

Manchester United's form has been hit and miss in recent weeks, which in turn has led to extra scrutiny surrounding manager Erik ten Hag and his role as Red Devils boss