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3:04 PM ET Associated Press Manchester United supporters protest the club’s ownership ahead of their match against Liverpool at Old Trafford. Getty Images A large group of Manchester United supporters angry at the direction of the club under its American owners were taking part in a protest ahead of the Premier League game against Liverpool on
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1:34 PM ET The Washington Spirit fired coach Kris Ward on Monday amid a disappointing 1-6-9 season. Ward, 42, helped the Spirit win the franchise’s first NWSL championship in 2021 but was undone by an ongoing 15-match winless streak. – Stream ESPN FC Daily on ESPN+ (U.S. only)– Don’t have ESPN? Get instant access The
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12:30 PM ET Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel has been charged with “improper conduct” following his comments on referee Anthony Taylor’s decision in the ill-tempered Premier League draw with Tottenham Hotspur, England‘s Football Association (FA) said on Monday. Tuchel accused Taylor and the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) Mike Dean of making wrong decisions which ultimately helped
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11:21 AM ET England striker Ellen White has announced her retirement from football. White, 33, helped England to their triumph at this summer’s European Championship and on Monday called time on a career that sees her finish just one goal short of equalling Wayne Rooney’s record as England’s all-time top scorer. – ESPN+ viewers’ guide:
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12:00 PM ET Tab Ramos’ first match in charge will be on Sept. 10 when Hartford hosts FC Tulsa. Troy Taormina-USA TODAY Sports USL Championship side Hartford Athletic has named National Soccer Hall of Famer Tab Ramos to be its new manager. Ramos, 55, was most recently the manager of MLS side the Houston Dynamo, where
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9:04 PM ET Another weekend of headlines, golazos and unpredictable finishes across Europe’s biggest leagues. From Borussia Dortmund‘s meltdown to Leeds’ dominating performance over Chelsea, there was no shortage of drama. ESPN correspondents Rob Dawson, Alex Kirkland, Julien Laurens, Sam Marsden, James Tyler and James Olley break down the big stuff you need to know
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5:30 PM ET Rob DawsonCorrespondent Erik ten Hag said he is convinced he will “get the job done” at Manchester United despite a nightmare start to his first season in charge. United face Liverpool at Old Trafford on Monday having lost their first two games of the season against Brighton and Brentford. Ten Hag, though,
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