Wilcox wants Howe if Manchester United sack Carrick, European reaction and more: football news - live
Key events 13m ago Wilcox wants Howe if Manchester United replace Carrick 45m ago Asian confederation backs Infantino 50m ago Preamble It's north London derby day in the Women's Super League tomorrow, with Arsenal arriving at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium under considerable pressure after their poor start. Derby passions will run high with Spurs' Cathinka Tandberg, for one, bang up for it, as she explains in this interview with Sophie Downey: double quotation mark"It means more than just three points.
It's for the whole of Tottenham." One only needs to be in the presence of Tottenham Hotspur's Cathinka Tandberg for a few minutes to feel the passion that emanates from her when it comes to this weekend's north London derby. As a lifelong Spurs fan, the forward understands more than most the intensity of the rivalry that exists between her side and Arsenal, one that she cannot wait to experience once again on Saturday.
"It will just be an incredible feeling," she tells Moving the Goalposts. "I think you will feel a few nerves that you maybe don't feel in a normal game but that's good." "All the Spurs fans hate Arsenal and Arsenal hate Spurs.
You want to show that you're the best team. You just want to fight for the club, the badge and for the people around you.
Wilcox wants Howe if Manchester United replace Carrick Jamie Jackson double quotation markThe noise continues. Eddie Howeis the under-fire Jason Wilcox's choice as next cab off the rank should Michael Carrick be binned.
Jamie Jackson has all the latest: Eddie Howe is the current preferred candidate of Jason Wilcox to replace Michael Carrick should Manchester United decide to change manager, with the director of football believing Howe's extensive Premier League experience places him ahead of other potential targets. Howeleft Newcastle in late Julyto take a break from the game but would seriously consider a return for the United role, it is understood, should this be offered.
In Manchester City on-field news, Erling Haaland is back fit to face Aston Villa at Villa Park tomorrow, PA reports. The Norway striker was not risked in City's Champions League victory over AEK Athens in midweek after a blow to the foot in the previous game against Ipswich.
City will continue to assess Nico O'Reilly, Mateo Kovacic and Matheus Nunes, who also suffered knocks in the same game. The manager, Enzo Maresca, said: They could all be available or not."