Manchester United have narrowed their managerial search to three candidates: Julian Nagelsmann, Roberto Martinez, and Roberto De Zerbi according to reports. The club is also exploring summer transfer options, with hopes of generating significant revenue from potential sales of Rasmus Hojlund and Marcus Rashford. These funds would support targets like Nottingham Forest's Elliot Anderson and RB Leipzig's Yan Diomande.

Meanwhile, Tottenham faces a relegation crisis after three consecutive defeats under new manager Igor Tudor, prompting consideration of another managerial change. In other news, Patrice Evra criticised former Manchester United teammates for their negative analysis during Michael Carrick's tenure. The club also announced a five percent increase in season ticket prices, though executive club members will see prices frozen.

Elsewhere, Emiliano Martinez faces scrutiny for potentially breaching FA rules on betting promotions. The Women's Super League will trial new measures to prevent goalkeepers from feigning injury to relay tactical instructions. In rugby, Rassie Erasmus backed under-fire England coach Steve Borthwick, while Jamie George admitted England lacks spirit following Six Nations defeats. Harry Kane missed Bayern Munich's match, delaying his pursuit of Robert Lewandowski's goalscoring record.