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Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has urged Lisandro Martinez to remain strong as he faces another lengthy period on the sidelines through injury . Martinez fractured a bone in his foot towards the end of last season and aggravated the injury during a recent defeat to Arsenal, after which he played on for a further two Game s before ultimately being forced out of action. While United have simply confirmed that Martinez faces an "extended period" in the treatment room, reports have suggested the centre-back is facing another three months out of action and is unlikely to return before 2024. "That’s really sad, disappointing news," Ten Hag told MUTV . "He has to go through the same process and I’m really sorry for him. "The squad will miss him. As you know, we have more injuries, so we always have to deal with it as a squad. As a club, we have to deal with injuries." Ten Hag has some decisions to make / Richard Sellers/Allstar/GettyImages LISTEN TO...

High-flying Girona face Real Madrid in LaLiga as they look to continue their fine run, while Carlo Ancelotti’s men will be hoping to make it back-to-back wins after their victory over Las Palmas at the Santiago Bernabéu. Míchel’s outfit have been outstanding this season, winning six of their seven league games to date and will be confident of getting a result against Los Blancos at home. And don't forget that you can watch a live stream of Girona vs Real Madrid on FuboTV (Free Trial) What time does Girona vs Real Madrid start? The LaLiga Game between Girona and Real Madrid will be played at Estadi Municipal de Montilivi on Saturday, September 30, 2023. Kick-off is at 12.30 p.m. ET/09.30 a.m. PT. 🌝 BONA NIT, MONTILIVI! 🏟️ 🔋 Descanseu i carregueu bé les piles que demà ens espera una tarda d’emocions fortes al temple! ❤️🤍 pic.twitter.com/wi3ctELHwi — Girona FC (@GironaFC) September 29, 2023 How can I watch Girona vs Real Madrid? The following channels will be broadca...

William E. Gladstone claimed that selfishness was the greatest curse of the human race. He said this back in 1890, long before fans of Tottenham Hotspur began cowering behind their sofas in fear of how Liverpool would find a new way stamp on their soul, so we'll let him off the hook for getting that one wrong. For the last decade or so, the Reds have had Spurs in a chokehold despite com Pet ing at around the same level. There is Scouse hump that Tottenham simply cannot get over. This Saturday, Tottenham will attempt to beat Liverpool at a home that isn't Wembley for the first time since November 2012. Supporters will be hoping just to get through it without another notable hands-on-head, Neil Warnock staring-at-the-referee kind of moment. Quick Links Origins of the curse 'Oh f*** off, even Flanagan's scored' 'Where is our manager?' Mario Balotelli's only Liverpool goal in the Premier League Jurgen Klopp arrives Short-term gain, long-term pain Karma comes...