Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim faces the decision on whether to commit his side to the old Premier League rivalry against Arsenal on Sunday or save his resources for the Europa League second leg on Thursday, writes John Roycroft

United will hope against hope for a result tomorrow against league leaders Liverpool in order to turn their season around, writes John Roycroft

Manchester United have once again called time on their manager, but will the arrival of Ruben Amorim change United's fortunes asks John Roycroft

Erik ten Hag continues to take the rap for Manchester United's ongoing poor form, but John Roycroft thinks little will change while many of the senior players remain at Old Trafford. Whoever is in charge.

Man United  have found facing Liverpool in recent years a tough prospect, but John Roycroft gives a side and manager under pressure to perform a good chance this time out.

Another Premier League season has drawn to an end, and John Roycroft picks out his highlights and checks the final table outcome against his August predictions at the start of the season.

Manchester United's defeat at the hands of Crystal Palace last Monday has raised the prospect of manager Erik ten Hag being fired at Old Trafford, but John Roycroft thinks the blame lies elsewhere.

The FA Cup semi-finals offer a course to silverware for those having a bad week or more importantly a bad year, writes John Roycroft

The FA Cup clash of England's two most successful sides offers the promise of an exciting encounter. But as John Roycroft points out, recent meetings have not lived up to the hype.

Inconsistent results sums up the season so far for Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur but Sunday's encounter between the sides is a must win for each for different reasons, writes John Roycroft

John Roycroft wonders whether Liverpool can add to the woes Manchester United boss Erick ten Hag or can United spring a surprise at Anfield and save their season?

Newcastle host Manchester in the battle of the Uniteds tonight. Both have had similar results of late, but only Newcastle can take many positives from them, writes John Roycroft.

The worst start to a season at home since 1930, sees Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag under pressure to hold on to his position, but is he really to blame asks John Roycroft.

One contest in particular will grab much of the attention in tomorrow's Manchester derby in Old Trafford, writes John Roycroft

Poor results and player strife has made Man United's start to the season less than optimal and has put unexpected pressure on manager Erik ten Hag, writes John Roycroft.

A new season but the same old VAR controversies continue to plague the Premier League, as Wolves were denied a clear-cut penalty at Old Trafford on Monday night, writes John Roycroft 

Last Sunday's 7-0 win by Liverpool against Man United was an unbelievable and humiliating result for United. But John Roycroft thinks it is a freakish result that United can recover from and Liverpool can build on.

Manchester City are facing 100 charges of breaches to the Premier League's Financial Fair Play rules. John Roycroft looks at the allegations facing City and the possible consequences should they be found guilty.

John Roycroft wonders if it is the end of the line for the Portuguese star at Old Trafford.

While many problems still exist for Manchester United, defeat for Liverpool at Old Trafford on Monday night has exposed depth and fitness issues with the Merseysiders, writes John Roycroft.

Next season's Premier League is fast approaching, John Roycroft looks at how it might shape up. 

Manchester United crashed out of the Champions League on Tuesday night. As John Roycroft points out, the decline at Old Trafford will continue until the club finds the right manager to save them.

The Manchester United ship has still to be steadied since Ralf Rangnick's arrival as interim manager, John Roycroft wonders if this is part of Rangnick's attempt to revolutionize things at the club or another miss-step by the football giant?

English side's success in the Champions League in recent years shows the strength of the Premier League. But John Roycroft wonders the effect a super strong English league will have on the health of European football overall. 

Many happy returns in the Premier League, as John Roycroft casts an eye over the early season events across the water.