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English Premier League season to restart on June 17: Here're details

The season will get back under way on that Wednesday with Aston Villa vs Sheffield United and Manchester City vs Arsenal, which are both games in hand.

Message for people running Manchester United: Stop taking fans for granted

The Burnley game felt significant, a seminal moment where a sense of disillusionment had outstripped all hope and optimism

EPL 2019-20: When and where to watch week 4 premier league matches

The highlight of this weekend is going to be the North London derby between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur

Manchester United legend Solskjaer takes charge after Mourinho's ouster

Solskjaer went on to run the Manchester United reserve team from 2008 to 2011, and is currently manager of Molde FK in his home country

Despite topping revenue charts, performance is Achilles Heel for Man United

When it comes to off-field metrics, Manchester United dominates the performance tables - even when it is struggling on the pitch

United disunited

Led by record signing Paul Pogba, a larger section of players have made it clear that they don't want to work with the manager, Jose Mourinho

Lack of leadership, foresight have played part in Manchester United's fall

Poor managerial appointments, questionable player recruitment and a lack of foresight have all played a part in Manchester United's appalling decline

Manchester United overtakes Real Madrid as most valuable club: Forbes

United's coffers have swollen due to global commercial tie-ups, deal with Adidas worth $90 mn a year

Old foes fighting a new battle

Though this is the debut season for both at Manchester, the presence of Guardiola in the blue half could just be the added motivation Mourinho needs to bring glory back to Old Trafford

United ties Real for most valuable soccer team

Manchester United's fifth place finish in the English Premier League may have gotten its manager fired, but the team's bottom line is just fine, according to a new report by accounting firm KPMG.United, which is expected to name Louis van Gaal's dugout replacement soon, is worth euro 2.9 billion ($3.2 billion), the report said. It gives the club the same value as Real Madrid, which plays crosstown rival Atletico Madrid for the Champions League title on Saturday.Basing its valuations on publicly available financial information, KPMG found the 32 teams included in its study had a combined value of euro 26.3 billion. One-third of that value is concentrated in three teams: United, Real and FC Barcelona (euro 2.8 billion).At $3.2 billion, the Reds would be worth more than the stock market suggests. Shares of Manchester United (pictured with the FA Cup) traded around $17 today in New York, giving the team a market valuation of about $2.8 billion. In recent reports, three analysts who cover t