Wolfsburg v Manchester United: Women’s Champions League – live

In a high-scoring UEFA Women’s Champions League match at the Volkswagen Arena, VfL Wolfsburg defeated Manchester United 5-2. The match showcased Wolfsburg's offensive strength, with standout performances from players like Ella Peddemors and Lineth Beerensteyn, who each scored twice. This victory marks a significant achievement for Wolfsburg in the tournament.

Manchester United will not play on Saturdays for two months, as explained by BBC Sport's Ask Me Anything. This unusual scheduling is likely due to various factors, including broadcasting arrangements and fixture congestion.

Manchester United rejected Chelsea's proposal to include players Romeo Lavia or Christopher Nkunku in a deal for Alejandro Garnacho. This decision highlights United's firm stance in transfer negotiations, particularly regarding their young talent.

Manchester United is preparing for the winter transfer window with plans to acquire a high-profile player. The club aims to strengthen its squad as it looks to improve its performance in the ongoing season.

Wimbledon will receive an exemption from the UK government's proposed ban on reselling tickets above face value, specifically for its debenture tickets. The All England Lawn Tennis Club (AELTC) argued that such a ban would hinder their ability to reinvest proceeds into facility maintenance.

Ryan Brierley, a rugby league player for Oldham, quickly shifted his focus to his phone after scoring a drop goal in a match against Doncaster. As a football agent, he was in the midst of negotiating a transfer for his client, Jess Park, from Manchester City to Manchester United, with the transfer window nearing its end. This situation highlights the dual role Brierley plays in both sports, balancing his athletic career with his responsibilities as an agent in the Women's Super League.

Brazilian winger Antony has discussed his departure from Manchester United last summer, marking the end of a challenging three-year period at Old Trafford. He chose to join Real Betis instead of accepting an offer from Bayern Munich, reflecting his desire for a fresh start in a new environment.

Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany reached out to player Antony at the conclusion of the summer transfer window. However, Antony had already decided to leave Manchester United and finalize a permanent move elsewhere. This decision reflects the ongoing changes within the team dynamics at Manchester United and the interest from other clubs in securing talented players.