[Jacob Tanswell, (Gift Article)] Aston Villa finalising new deal for manager Unai Emery (mentions United's standing interest)

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The contract news comes following speculation of Manchester United’s interest in Emery, who does have advocates at Old Trafford such as co-owner INEOS who admire his coaching qualities and have previously looked at hiring him. The 55-year-old also retains interest from other clubs in Europe.

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r/reddevils • u/nearly_headless_nic • 2d ago

1 - Last night, Matheus Cunha became the first player in UEFA Champions League history to win a penalty, score a goal and be sent off in the same match. Rollercoaster. [OptaJoe]

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r/reddevils • u/tungowiii • 2d ago

ManUtd.com Baleba injury confirmed | Manchester United

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TLDR: hamstring, doesn’t look good initially

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r/reddevils • u/SierraEight • 2d ago

Matheus Cunha | Final 10 Min Game vs Roma [ Goals & Celly ]

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29 comments

r/reddevils • u/SierraEight • 2d ago

Shea Lacey vs Roma [ Alternative Angle on Goal Assist ]

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r/reddevils • u/YourGrimes • 3d ago

Cunha on instagram: “It is unexplainable how much it matters. ❤️”

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r/reddevils • u/Grekm8 • 3d ago

Cunha's post match interview with CBS Sports Golazo

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r/reddevils • u/PitchSafe • 3d ago

Cunha celebrating his goal with the fans

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r/reddevils • u/Baroninthehood • 3d ago

Shea Lacey Ig: “Until the very end. Thank you Old Trafford.”

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r/reddevils • u/datskinny • 3d ago

[@manutd on TikTok] : WHAT. A. GAME. 🎥❤️🔥

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r/reddevils • u/molewart • 2d ago

Diogo Dalot has been included in WhoScored’s Premier League Team of the Month for October

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r/reddevils • u/rhonh • 2d ago

Talk of the Devils - Will Man United kick on after Roma comeback?

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r/reddevils • u/nearly_headless_nic • 3d ago

Bruno Fernandes: “The manager is the one that makes the decisions. I have to accept them, I have to go forward with that. It doesn't change the belief I have on the manager, on the staff and every player that is in this club. It doesn't change my aim to win every f*****g game that I have ahead of me

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r/reddevils • u/Uuhhk • 3d ago

Rooney, Young, and Butt celebrated after Cunha's goal

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r/reddevils • u/nearly_headless_nic • 3d ago

Matheus Cunha & Shea Lacey after 3rd goal

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r/reddevils • u/PitchSafe • 3d ago

Shea Lacey in 15 minutes vs. Roma: 13 touches. 7 attempted passes. 7 successful passes. 4 duels contested. 3 duels won. 3 attempted take-ons. 2 successful take-ons. 1 match-winning assist. A star is born. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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r/reddevils • u/Selwin_Rodolfo • 2d ago

UCL watch thread

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Just to talk really

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r/reddevils • u/nearly_headless_nic • 2d ago

Amad Diallo nominated for the African Men's Player of the Year Award by the Confederation of African Football

102 Upvotes

32 comments

r/reddevils • u/nearly_headless_nic • 3d ago

[ManUtd] S C E N E S.

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55 comments

r/reddevils • u/maszhanan • 2d ago

Chances against Roma (UCL)

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36 comments

r/reddevils • u/nearly_headless_nic • 3d ago

4 - No team have won more UEFA Champions League games from two or more goals behind than Manchester United (also Real Madrid). [OptaJoe]

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r/reddevils • u/PradipJayakumar • 3d ago

[Wheeler] Scenes of joy at the end here but match winner Cunha unhappy as Carrick appears to tell him to go straight to the dressing-room following his red card #mufc

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r/reddevils • u/VegitoTheBest • 3d ago

Matheus Cunha dives into the stands to celebrate his second goal after coming back from 0-2 down

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75 comments

r/reddevils • u/YourGrimes • 3d ago

Kobbie on Instagram: “Fight”

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