After Rashford was left out by Amorim for the third game in a row, Neville has offered a new hint at what may be in his thinking and what's next for the forward

Live updates on the matches at 2pm (GMT)Also: Fulham v Southampton and Wolves v LeicesterGet in touch! Email John here | Live scores Manchester United: Onana, Dalot, Mazraoui, Maguire, Martinez, Malacia, Mainoo, Ugarte, Amad, Fernandes, Zirkzee. Subs: Bayindir, Yoro, Evans, Casemiro, Eriksen, Antony, Garnacho, Hojlund, Collyer. Bournemouth: Kepa, Smith, Zabarnyi, Huijsen, Kerkez, Christie, Adams, Semenyo, Kluivert, Ouattara, Evanilson. Substitutes: Travers, Aarons, Cook, Billing, Brooks, Hill, Kinsey, Winterburn, Unal. Continue reading...

Marcus Rashford didn't feature in either of Manchester United's last two games and has been left out again ahead of facing Bournemouth at Old Trafford on Sunday

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Winger has jumped to the top of the pecking order of wide men since Portuguese took the reins at Old Trafford Most of the noise around those in red at the Etihad Stadium last Sunday related to the dropping of two wingers until Amad Diallo intercepted Matheus Nunes’s woeful back-pass and won a penalty before scoring a last-minute winner. The Ivorian was Manchester United’s main threat in a mediocre derby as his flourishing under Ruben Amorim continued, while others drifted into the shadows. As Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho endured a watching brief after being stood down, putting them below Antony in the pecking order, Diallo shone. The new head coach is constantly tinkering and rotating personnel as he searches for the best players for individual roles but Diallo is making himself almost undroppable and will get another start against Bournemouth on Sunday as he aims to add to his two league goals and six assists this season. Continue reading...

Manchester United welcome Bournemouth to Old Trafford this weekend and Adoni Iraola has already seen a difference in his opposition since Ruben Amorim replaced Erik ten Hag

Bournemouth drew 1-1 with West Ham on Monday night, with Cherries boss Andoni Iraloa irrate at Chris Kavanagh's decision to give a penalty for handball against Tyler Adams

Bournemouth simply do not know when they are beaten. The substitute Enes Unal powered an unstoppable free-kick into the top corner, seconds after West Ham snatched an unlikely lead courtesy of a contentious penalty. Another Bournemouth substitute, Tyler Adams, was penalised for handling Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s cross from the right and Lucas Paquetá converted the subsequent spot-kick, awarded following a VAR review. Lopetegui insisted the uplift from a welcome victory at home to Wolves had been forgotten as West Ham targeted back-to-back league wins for the first time this season. The West Ham manager made two changes, one enforced with Emerson suspended, so Wan-Bissaka shifted to left-back and Vladimir Coufal came into the starting lineup at right-back. Lucas Paquetá, who has struggled for form, was a surprise inclusion in place of Crysencio Summerville. Continue reading...