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There was little indication that Manchester United would succumb to the historic defeat they were subject to at Anfield in March 2023. After an early bump or two, 2022/23 had been a campaign of prosperity for the Red Devils with a slick Dutchman at the helm. Erik ten Hag had claimed silverware in year one following a 2-0 victory over Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup final, but things just haven't been the same since that chastening beatdown at the hands of their most bitter rivals. A strong end to the Premier League season ensured United's Champions League qualification, but Ten Hag's side have already meekly bowed out of the com Pet ition ahead of their first return to Anfield since the 7-0 defeat. Many would've fancied United to upset the odds on their last visit to Liverpool's home, but a combination of indifferent form, an ever-increasing injury list, and Bruno Fernandes' suspension means we're all just wonderig how many the Red Devils will lose b...

If you asked a Tottenham fan to grade their season so far, most answers will range between a B- and a C. Sure, Spurs are into the last 16 of the Champions League and remain in the Premier League 's top four, but the intangibles about their wins and progress haven't been as enjoyable as those at the end of last season. There's still a long way to go in the campaign, however. They have a solid base to build on and if they can make small margins of progress, they can still have a memorable year. Here's four things Antonio Conte's men can do to improve once they return from the World Cup break. Harry Symeou hosts Andy Headspeath, Quentin Gesp and Jack Gallagher to look back on the 2018 World Cup finals in Russia - join us! If you can’t see the podcast embed, click  here  to download or listen to the episode in full! 1. Secure Antonio Conte & Harry Kane's futures Conte and Kane are crucial to Spurs' prospects / Warren Little/GettyImages What has been an unde...