which the majority of clubs voted in favour for? called anchoring it s more of a spending cap, and could come in the season after next. here s our sports editor dan roan with more from one of the club s opposing the possible introduction, manchester united. the current system known as the profit and sustainability regulations has been very controversial because everton and nottingham forest have fallen foul of it and been docked points for breaching a rule that restricts losses over a three year period. some clubs have been pushing for a new system which would effectively mean a hard salary cap known as anchoring. it would see clubs allowed spending on new players and wages limited to a multiple of the amount of money earned by the lowest placed club in television revenue. those clubs believe that this would bill mean a fairer premier league and a more competitive balance at a time when the likes of manchester city have secured a sixth title in seven seasons. at other clu
to the competition continues to be a miserable one. it s two defeats in two for them, after a sensational wind for galatasaray. twice united led the turkish champions at old trafford with two goals from their young striker, rasmus hoyland. it looked as though it might be united s night, but with 13 minutes to go united had casimiro sent off after a challenge in the box. the subsequent penalty was missed by mario icardi. but he made amends minutes later, scoring what proved to be the winner for his side. and so united and erik ten hag have now lost six of ten in all competitions since the start of the season. and there were five goals in napoli, too, where real madrid also came from behind to win. jude bellingham further enhancing his status as real star player scoring and assisting as they beat the italian champions. 3-2. and there was a shock in france where locals came from behind to beat last season s premier league runners up arsenal. wahi with the goal that proved to be
called anchoring it s more of a spending cap, and could come in the season after next. here s our sports editor dan roan with more from one of the club s opposing the possible introduction, manchester united. the current system known as the profit and sustainability regulations has been very controversial because everton and nottingham forest have fallen foul of it and been docked points for breaching a rule that restricts losses over her three year period and some of some comps have been pushing for a new system which would effectively mean a hard salary cap known as anchoring. it would see clubs allowed spending on new players and wages limited to a multiple of the amount of money earned by the amount of money earned by the lowest placed club in television revenue. those clubs believe that this would bill mean a fairer premier league and a more competitive balance at a time when the likes of manchester city have secured a sixth title in seven seasons. at other clubs suc
victory for our fans and happy because in one week, the week was important and important for the team. of course when you make mistakes like we make at this level and two goals in two minutes takes the confidence from you and our first half was not where it should be. the second half was much better, the reaction was there and we had chances to score at least one goal to give chase to the result but we were ineffective. liverpool have now made a formal request to the referees governing body for audio conversations between officials from saturday s defeat at totttenham to be released. it s after var failed to overturn a wrong decision to disallow a luis diaz goal for offside, with the pgmol saying it was down to a significant human error. in a statement, liverpool say that explanation is unacceptable and sporting integrity has been undermined. former referee keith hackett believes the audio should be disclosed. i think that they have to release it. it is important that when a