The new interim manager's inaugural press conference shed light on his likely approach at Burnley on Wednesday

AN Irish pub is toasting Darren Fletcher’s appointment as interim Manchester United manager — as he’s their ex-barman. The former midfielder has taken charge at Old Trafford and was in the dugout

Darren Fletcher’s first week as Manchester United’s interim manager has reportedly made Ineos rethink their entire post-Ruben Amorim plan. The Scot’s impact, both in training and during the 2-2 draw against Burnley, has shifted the mood at Old Trafford and left decision makers reconsidering what comes next.

Darren Fletcher will take charge of Manchester United when they face Brighton in the FA Cup third round and JJ Gabriel is reportedly in contention to make his first-team debut

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Manchester United got the post-Ruben Amorim era off to a disappointing start, being held to a 2-2 draw away at Turf Moor against relegation contenders Burnley on Wednesday.It was not all doom and

As Manchester United look to their past once again, Adam Bate reports from Turf Moor after Darren Fletchers first game in interim charge and argues that trying to recreate whats been lost since Sir Al

Bruno Fernandes replaced Leny Yoro as the one alteration to the XI that started at Leeds United and the skipper's return from injury was later followed by comebacks for Mason Mount and Kobbie Mainoo as well. Harry Maguire is close to featuring again too, as he was an unused substitute.