The English Premier League kicks off on August 10th at the Theatre Of Dreams, with many time champions Manchester United hosting former champions Leicester City. Jose Mourinho is keen on silencing his critics, especially his noisy neighbors, while Claude Puel is ‘hell bent’ on stamping his mark on the Foxes. Leicester City will bow into action for the second consecutive time on a opening Friday fixture after losing to Arsenal in a 4-3 thriller last season.
The Foxes will not be outfoxed
Photo: Manchester United players celebrate after scoring against Chelsea in the English Premier League on Sunday. United defeated Chelsea 2-0 at Old Trafford courtesy of goals from Marcus Rashford and Ander Herrera to blow the Premier League race wide open. (Getty Images)
Kingston, Jamaica – March, 2017: At least two Jamaican youth footballers between the ages of 13 and 16 will get the opportunity of a lifetime through yet another exciting initiative being spearheaded by telecommunications firm Flow and their partner - Manchester United.
Photo: Manchester United Manager Jose Mourinho and Liverpool Manager Jurgen Klopp will lock horns at Old Trafford on Sunday in an English Premier League top six blockbuster. (Getty Images)
Two of England's football powerhouses and greatest rivals are set to lock horns at the 'Theatre Of Dreams' on Sunday, as the battle for English Premier League supremacy intensifies.
Photo: Manchester United manager, Jose Mourinho (Independent)
TOUGH LIFE AT OLD TRAFFORD FOR JOSE
Photo: Arsene Wenger and Jose Mourinho got at it on the sidelines (AP)
A never ending beef
It is not surprising that one of the most watched and glamorous sports in the world produced a rivalry with all the elements to make it the key component of a Hollywood movie. It’s not difficult to see why either – in the space of a few years the story saw friends turned into bitter enemies and there is never a 'kiss and make up' to end the rivalry.
Photo: Louis van Gaal poses with the FA Cup he won with Manchester United on Saturday. The Dutchman was fired two days later after the club failed to secure Champions League football for next season. (Getty Images).
Photo: Manchester United celebrate their 12th hold on the FA Cup after defeating Crystal Palace 2-1 at Wembley on Saturday. United had to come from behind to secure the victory courtesy of a Jesse Lingard strike in extra time.
Photo: Arsene Wenger enjoyed quite an entertaining friendship with Sir lex Fergson (Getty Images)
Photo: Under pressure Manchester United manager Louis Van Gaal needs a win against Chelsea at Old Trafford today. (Getty Images)
