MANCHESTER UNITED will assess Benjamin Sesko’s shin injury before deciding whether he is fit to face Sunderland. Sesko, 22, suffered a knock to an existing injury when he was shoved off the pitch

Man Utd raced into a 2–0 lead against Liverpool in controversial circumstances.

Manchester United beat Liverpool 3-2 at Old Trafford and Reds boss Arne Slot was left baffled at the decision to allow Benjamin Sesko’s goal to stand in the first half

THERE was no “conclusive evidence” of a Benjamin Sesko handball to disallow Manchester United’s controversial second goal against Liverpool. That is according to the Premier

Louis Saha speaks exclusively to Sports Mole about Benjamin Sesko's good form and the Manchester United teammates that have been key to his upturn in form.

Manchester United’s high-stakes clash with Liverpool was ignited by a moment of massive VAR controversy at Old Trafford. Benjamin Sesko doubled the Red Devils' lead in the first half, but only after a lengthy review regarding a potential handball left fans and players alike waiting in suspense.

Liverpool endured a tortuous opening 45 minutes against Manchester United, but Roy Keane was not in the mood to dish out any sympathy for Arne Slot's side