Blades defender Anel Ahmedhodzic had an interesting interpretation of the decision to send off Mason Holgate.

He told BBC Match of the Day, external it shouldn't have been a red card.

Agree with him? Hit the thumbs. Thumbs up for harsh red, thumbs down for blatant dismissal.

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Saw some wags on social media at the weekend suggesting Harry Kane has the Minus Touch, not the Midas Touch.

Is England's captain cursed?

Bayern Munich lost again on Sunday and are in danger of ending a season without a trophy for the first time in more than a decade.

Out of the German Cup to third-tier giant-killers, eight points adrift of unbeaten Bundesliga leaders Bayer Leverkusen and 1-0 down after the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie with Lazio.

Kane did score against in their Bundesliga defeat to Bochum, though. You can see his goal in the highlights above.

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BBC Sport

Social media may be awash with talk about David Moyes' future at West Ham, but the club are doing their best to dampen down speculation.

The business-as-usual messages came out of the London Stadium in the wake of Saturday's 2-0 defeat at Nottingham Forest, which was West Ham's third Premier League defeat in a row. They have now gone eight matches without a win in all competitions.

Moyes' detractors talk about style of football. His backers point to overall results.

On Friday, West Ham will discover their Europa League last-16 opponents. It is the first time they have ever qualified for European football three seasons in succession.

They are also ninth in the Premier League. Prior to Moyes' arrival for his second stint as manager in December 2019, West Ham had recorded two top-flight finishes higher than ninth in 20 years.

BBC Sport has a dedicated Hammers page packed with news, analysis and fan views - get it here

A lovely example, but please remember to put your name and where you are from on texts and WhatsApp messages.

Manchester United

It seems Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag agrees with you, NMP. He told BBC Sport the Red Devils conceded far too many opportunities at Kenilworth Road.

Manchester United

Rasmus Hojlund's two goals for Manchester United against Luton Town captured the attention of Premier League all-time leading goalscorer and BBC Football pundit Alan Shearer in his analysis of the striker's performance against Luton on Match Of The Day 2

"At times I felt sorry for him because of his transfer fee," Shearer said. "But the one thing that never changed was him getting into positions and not being afraid to miss. He's now getting his rewards."

Watch Shearer's MOTD2 analysis by clicking the video above.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer

Rasmus Hojlund has really come to the fore in recent weeks, now getting the goals all his hard work - even early in the season when they were in short supply - deserve. His first goal against Luton was a composed piece of work and his second quick thinking as United established early control.

The Denmark forward showed commendable hold-up play, a willingness to engage in the physical exchanges with Luton's defence, and was only denied a treble by Thomas Kaminski's block before he departed to a standing ovation from United's away support.

Read my full match report from Manchester United's win over Luton here...

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Harry Styles gracing Kenilworth Road with his presence for Manchester United's 2-1 win over Luton Town has got us thinking about chance encounters with celebrity football fans.

Have you ever met a star name (from outside the game) at a football match?

Did you ask the late great Bruce Forsyth for a 'good game' on Wembley way at the FA Cup final? Or share a half-time pie with H from Steps at TNS during a Welsh Premier League game?

We'd love to hear your tales. The more unusual, or quirky, the better.

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Inevitably, Harry Styles made it into Match Of The Day 2's regular '2 Good, 2 Bad' segment. You can watch the iconic moment of him accepting a mint from Mick Harford, Luton's chief recruitment officer, alongside a few other humorous moments from the weekend you might have missed by clicking the video above.

Metro

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The Metro also give a subtle nod to Harry Styles with their back page headline on Manchester United's 2-1 win over Luton Town on Sunday. They also carry a story with quotes from Luton Town captain Tom Lockyer who said he "remembers thinking 'I could be dying here' after his heart stopped for two minutes and 40 seconds during his on-pitch cardiac arrest".

Daily Mirror

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The headline writers at the Daily Mirror have, ahem, tapped into the spirit of Harry Styles for inspiration after the One Direction star took himself off to Kenilworth Road for United's 2-1 win at Luton Town yesterday. "The huge price tag no longer looks like such a huge weight on his shoulders," the paper's chief football reporter's John Cross said in his match report. "In fact, Rasmus Hojlund is showing exactly why Manchester United were ready to pay £73million for him last summer."

The Daily Star

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The Daily Star have a busy back page with no fewer than four stories competing for your attention. Manchester United's 2-1 win at Luton Town is given the page lead as the lead on quotes from United boss Erik ten Hag who "has praised two-goal Rasmus Hojlund as United made it four wins on the spin". The paper reports that the Danish striker "fired a brilliant early brace" as United "moved within five points of the top four".

There's also a line from Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola who "insists Rodri is the best midfielder on the planet" after he rescued a point against Chelsea.

The Guardian

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The Guardian place Manchester United's 2-1 win over Luton Town front and centre of its sport section. The match report, by Nick Ames, focuses on United's two-goal hero Rasmus Hojlund who has "offered the latest confirmation that" the club have "a centre‑forward worthy of the handsome investment paid to Atalanta last summer". The paper adds that "when Hojlund converted twice in the first seven minutes" he became "the youngest player to score in six successive Premier League games".

The Daily Mail

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England's cricketers are given the page lead on the back of the Daily Mail, but they also find space for the story about Manchester United's pursuit of a new sporting director. "Dan Ashworth has now told Newcastle he wants to leave the club," the paper reports. "But he could be forced to wait close to two years before joining Manchester United if they do not pay significant compensation".

The story adds that "United are willing to be patient and wait for Ashworth if a compromise cannot be reached" which would mean Newcastle "paying his wages for the duration of his gardening leave".

The Daily Telegraph

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The Daily Telegraph leads with England's humiliating defeat to India in the third Test on the front page of its sport section, but the publication does manage to squeeze a football story on there two.

Badged as an 'exclusive' the paper reports that Dan Ashworth could be "prevented from taking up a position as Manchester United’s new director of football until 2026" after Newcastle United "placed him on gardening leave on Sunday night".

The paper adds that there has been "some anger behind the scenes" at the way Ashworth has "decided to leave having repeatedly told his employers at Newcastle that there had been no contact".

Right, let's take a look at what stories have made the back pages of the national newspapers, shall we?

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We'll take a closer look at some of the transfer gossip doing the rounds today a little later but here's a taster. And it's one of those rare occasions that neither a player nor a manager are the main story.

Newcastle sporting director Dan Ashworth has been placed on gardening leave after asking to depart the club amid interest from Manchester United. (Athletic - subscription required), external

Manchester United must pay significant compensation if they want to appoint Ashworth now, or wait for him to serve two years of gardening leave written into his Newcastle contract. (Mail), external

Read the full gossip column here...

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Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola and Brentford head coach Thomas Frank will speaking to the media at news conferences today so we will bring you their thoughts as they happen.

We will also look ahead to this evening's match between Everton and Crystal Palace.

Naturally, we'll be on top of any breaking news stories as they happen, and keep you up to date with the latest transfer rumours.

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