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VIDEO: Birmingham fan jumps barrier in effort to fight Ipswich players as Tom Brady's Blues kick off Championship return with feisty draw

The 2024/25 Championship season began with more drama off the ball than on it, as Birmingham City’s opening clash with Ipswich Town at St Andrew’s on Friday night descended into chaos during stoppage time. A tense contest, decided by a stoppage-time penalty, was overshadowed by a heated player confrontation and an alarming pitch invasion.

Andre Onana’s Pre-Season Absence: Manchester United’s Goalkeeper Primed for Premier League Opener vs. Arsenal

**Onana Eyes Arsenal Showdown: Manchester United's Shot-Stopper Set for Blockbuster Return!**

Amidst pre-season hurdles, Manchester United's dynamic new keeper, Andre Onana, aims for a sensational Premier League opener against Arsenal. Fans eagerly await the Cameroonian's return, hoping he can instantly electrify the starting XI and make a game-changing impact. This vital clash against Arsenal is a pivotal moment for United, and Onana's presence will be paramount. His return promises a surge of confidence and stability as they kick off their league journey. Will he be their hero?

Barcelona confirm Marc-Andre ter Stegen captaincy U-turn as German goalkeeper signs injury form after severe dispute over surgery

Barcelona have confirmed Marc-Andre ter Stegen has been reinstated as club captain after resolving a dispute over his medical records following back surgery. The Germany international had initially refused to sign an authorisation form for La Liga, resulting in the temporary removal of his captaincy and the opening of disciplinary proceedings. The matter has now been settled, with the goalkeeper back in his leadership role.

'No excuses' – Diogo Dalot insists Man Utd must show improvement after Red Devils complete £50m Carrington makeover

Manchester United’s revamped £50 million ($67.2m) Carrington training centre has officially reopened after a year-long transformation, with Diogo Dalot declaring there are now 'no excuses' for underperformance. Co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who led the overhaul, labelled the previous facility 'a hospital'. Dalot says it’s now up to the players to deliver results that match their surroundings.