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that left the West Ham striker with a broken leg .he targets a shock return this season. On December 7, Antonio was taken to the hospital after his Ferrari crashed into a tree in Epping, Essex. The incident left him with a lower leg fracture and his 260 thousand euros Ferrari smashed to pieces.. He had to spend 24 days in hospital before being discharged to continue his recovery at home. Antonio flew to Dubai for a 12-day warm-weather training camp, during which the 34-year-old has shown remarkable progress. As part of his recovery, the striker has already begun light jogging and gym work, with sprinting, jumping, and ball work expected to be the next steps.

he tells Rio Ferdinand he's finding it hard to 'fail and fail and fail'. With nine defeats in 21 games across all competitions, the Portuguese coach has found it increasingly difficult to turn things around at Old Trafford. The squad has seemingly struggled to adapt to his tactical approach, and issues surrounding training discipline have further complicated his task. United currently sit in 15th place in the Premier League, far from their usual battles for silverware and Champions League qualification. Although the possibility of a relegation fight remains unlikely, the team’s performance has been significantly below expectations despite spending significantly in the summer transfer market.

  he further admitted that Premier League title race not in Gunners' hands. Mikel Arteta was left angry after Arsenal's loss to West Ham. After Liverpool dropped points against Aston Villa in the midweek, Arsenal had the golden opportunity to reduce their gap with the leaders as they took on a struggling West Ham side at home on Saturday. However, Jarrod Bowen's goal at the stroke of half-time stunned the hosts as it proved to be the match-winning goal for the Hammers. After the loss at home, a disappointed Arteta told Sky Sports: "It is painful but this is sport. We need to feel the pain today, I think we deserve that."

United were trailing by two goals as they headed to the dressing room after the break. It took Fernandes' spectacular free-kick to bring the club into the game before Manuel Ugarte's maiden strike for the Red Devils earned a hard-fought point in their final fixture at Goodison Park against Everton. Manager Amorim did not mince his words after the game, as he brutally slammed his players for a nightmare first-half performance. At full-time, captain Fernandes was quizzed on the club scoring two set-piece goals to which he told BBC Match of the Day: "We need to score more from these situations. We need to be more aggressive and understand our positions when we attack. We scored from two set pieces today and obviously, it is really good but we need to improve a lot if we are going to get out of this situation. We need to be aware that the situation we are in is very, very bad."

The Fenerbahce boss has been a strong critic of the league's referees since his appointment in the summer. Mourinho has also claimed the officials favour his side's title rivals Galatasaray with their decisions. The two sides meet in the Istanbul Derby on Monday night, with a decision now made on who will take charge of the match. Slovenian referee Slavko Vincic will become the first foreign referee to officiate a Turkish Super Lig match, the Turkish Football Federation have confirmed. The 45-years-old has been a FIFA referee since 2010 and took charge of last season's Champions League final.

The 24 years old, has looked like a man on a mission ever since joining Real Betis on a six-month loan last month. The Brazilian winger scooped the player of the match awards in each of his first two matches. He’s also provided end product, with three goals and one assist already in just five matches.The loan agreement does not contain an option or obligation to buy, though Real Betis have already signalled their intention to re-sign the forward in the summer.  However, speculative reports out of Spain recently claimed Bayern Munich who showed interest in Antony during his Ajax days were considering making a move.

Barcelona wonderkid Lamine Yamal delivered a blunt "impossible" response when asked if he would ever consider a transfer to Real Madrid.  The 17-year-old forward has become one of the hottest properties in world football. He made his senior debut at 15 and has already collected several major honours including the European Championship crown with Spain, as well as prestigious Kopa Trophy and Golden Boy prizes. There is further potential to be unlocked in his game, as he picks up more experience, and comparisons to eight-time Ballon d’Or winner Lionel Messi.