Predicting who will qualify for Europe next season is now shamefully a fool’s errand
Barring an incredible comeback in Paris in three weeks’ time, United will miss out on the Champions League quarter-finals for the fifth straight year
Jose Mourinho’s last match in charge was the 3-1 defeat by league leaders Liverpool on Sunday
A trip to Newcastle’s St James’s Park means more to Gooners than to most other sets of fans in the Premier League
The former United manager needed emergency surgery last weekend after a fall at his home near Manchester
The 76-year-old retired as the most successful manager in British football when he called time on his Manchester United career five years ago
After only a year as manager, Moyes claimed that Man U’s 27 wins in 2013-2014 were based on the pressure of a "changing of the guard".
Confessions emerge from the infamous 2004 "Battle of the Buffet" between Arsenal and Manchester United
David Moyes has been fired as Manchester United’s manager. What went wrong for the Scot after Alex Ferguson’s succesful reign?
UK papers say Manchester United manager David Moyes could be fired less than a year after being hired on Alex Ferguson’s personal recommendation.
Former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson may still have much to do after the Red Devils crashed in the League Cup semis to Sunderland.
David Beckham has hailed Alex Ferguson for helping get his career back on track after the infamous 1998 World Cup sending-off.
A decade after kicking a boot at David Beckham’s head, Sir Alex Ferguson has used his autobiography to criticise the star’s pre-occupation with fame.
We commemorate the 34 miners killed in Marikana, look at violence that has exploded in Egypt, and seek some joy in the Premier League season.
The special one is not bound for Stamford Bridge, according to Phil Neville; he has simply shifted along the M62.
Arsenal takes fourth place in the Premier League with a victory at Newcastle while Alex Ferguson’s career ends as Man United draws 5-5 at West Brom.
Man United manager Alex Ferguson will bid an emotional farewell to his trophy-laden career as the curtain falls on another Premier League season.
Alex Ferguson’s last home match in charge of Manchester United has ended in a 2-1 victory over Swansea City and the Premier League trophy in the bag.
This weekend, 76 000 fans have one final chance to witness – and savour – the most successful manager in Britain’s football history.
Sir Alex Ferguson changed football – and he’s leaving his successor with the hardest of acts to follow, writes Barney Ronay.
