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Sports Ten Hag says relegation a real possibility for Man Utd Former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag said relegation is a real possibility for the club after a 2-0 loss to Chelsea left them 17th with seven points from nine games. The club are winless in their last nine matches and kept Michael Carrick as manager for the Chelsea game. The Edition Source (opens The Edition in a new tab)
Sports Dark day for Man United and City after Halloween defeats Manchester United's winless run reached nine games with a 2-0 defeat at Chelsea, while Premier League leaders Manchester City lost 1-0 at home to Brighton & Hove Albion on Saturday. Coventry City climbed out of the relegation zone with a 3-1 win over Sunderland, which now props up the table. The Edition Source (opens The Edition in a new tab)
Sports Manchester United captain Fernandes returns to starting lineup at Chelsea Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes was restored to the starting lineup by manager Michael Carrick for Saturday's Premier League match at Chelsea, after being dropped last weekend following criticism of tactics. United sit one point above the relegation zone, while Chelsea are also seeking a morale-boosting result after recent defeats. The Edition Source (opens The Edition in a new tab)
Sports Man City's Maresca rejects criticism of discipline in his time at Chelsea Manchester City manager Enzo Maresca rejected questions about red cards during his Chelsea tenure at a press conference before City's match against Brighton, saying he did not see it as a concern. The article also notes City's league position and the club's appeal against 114 breaches of Premier League financial rules. The Edition Source (opens The Edition in a new tab)

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