Manchester United Shouldn't Play the Blame Game

Real Madrid eliminated Manchester United from the Champions League today with a 2-1 win at Old Trafford. The English champions led 1-0 after an own goal by Sergio Ramos, but the turning point came when Turkish

Sir Alex Ferguson was too distraught to discuss Manchester United's Champions League exit after a night of high controversy at Old Trafford prompted José Mourinho, the victorious Real Madrid coach, to concede "the better team lost". United led the

@exreader has stood up for the pundit and former Manchester United captain Roy Keane, who defended the referee's decision to send Nani off: "Roy Keane the voice of sanity on TV last night." Jamie says: Fair play to Roy Keane for being honest. Who cares

Cuneyt Cakir's sending-off of the Portuguese winger divided opinion but proved the turning point as the Red Devils' tactical perfection was undermined, their treble hopes ended.

The emotion around this city ahead of Tuesday's Champions League match between Manchester United and Real Madrid is every bit as intense as the feeling outside White Hart Lane on Sunday, when Arsenal and