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Live Reporting

Mike Henson

  1. Latest gossip

    A bit of gossip to warm you up on this dull, dreary Thursday morning:

    • Manchester City have turned down a £10m offer from Juventus for 28-year-old France midfielder Samir Nasri. (Daily Mirror) 
    • Head coach Steve McClaren has confronted several senior Newcastle players. The former England boss is furious with the attitude of some of his squad, following their 3-0 defeat by Leicester. (Daily Telegraph) 
    • Former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson has told United striker Wayne Rooney, 30, that China would be a "great place" to finish his career. (Evening Standard) 

    Three not enough for you? Head here for the full gossip column.

  3. Daily Mirror

    The Mirror newspaperThe Mirror

  4. The Sun

    The Sun newspaperThe Sun

    The Sun go with a Radiohead single. Manchester United need a win against Wolfsburg in Germany on 8 December to guarantee progression to the knockout stages of the Champions League.

  5. Van Gaal has 'stolen football from Man Utd'

    Football

    Manchester United fans weren't happy post-match on 5 live Sport last night - plenty of them phoned in to Mark Chapman on the 5 live football social. You can hear more, with interviews and reaction to the United draw and Manchester City's defeat, by downloading the 5 live Football Daily podcast. 

    Louis Van GaalGetty Images

  6. Frustration for United

    Jesse LingardReuters

    Another goalless draw for Manchester United in the Champions League against PSV Eindhoven, with a smattering of boos at the final whistle.

    "Anything's possible. We can win anywhere," said manager Louis van Gaal. Need to score goals to win games, Louis!

    Meanwhile, there are nine Premier League news conferences on Thursday so we'll look at those plus all the breaking news. 

    First, the papers...