Paul Pogba had a penalty kick saved in Manchester United’s 1-1 draw against Wolves on Monday. After the match, United players saw on Twitter an onslaught of racist abuse against Pogba for the. 2 hours ago  Old rivals Leeds and Manchester United played out a drab 0-0 at Elland Road on Sunday, in a game sorely lacking the urgency compelled by a roaring crowd of 40,000 fans.

Manchester United and PSG served up a wonderfully chaotic 90 minutes of Champions League football on Wednesday evening as the French champions ran out 3-1 winners at Old Trafford.

United were on top for much of the game but had Fred sent off with 21 minutes remaining and a brace from Neymar ultimately condemned the Red Devils to defeat, leaving Group H fascinatingly poised going into the final round of fixtures.

PSG took the lead after six minutes, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe combining neatly before the former tucked home at the near post.

United should have been a goal and a player down when Fred appeared to head butt Leandro Paredes. The referee went to check the monitor, initially couldn't find the monitor and eventually opted to give the Brazilian a yellow card. The pair then continued to scrap for the rest of the first half.

Fred was treading a fine line and United fans were insistent he should have been replaced ASAP. But Ole knows best and I'm sure no harm came of it.

Not to be outdone, Scott McTominay and Neymar then enjoyed a little scrap of their own after the Brazilian forward found himself on the receiving end of a thumping sliding tackle, with a petulant argument between the pair continuing into the tunnel at half time.

United came out all guns blazing in the second half with the game there for the taking. Edinson Cavani struck the cross bar with a fabulous chip, and Anthony Martial saw two terrific opportunities go begging.

But with the Red Devils comfortably the better side, PSG then inevitably took the lead once more, Marquinhos poking home from a corner.

And just to rub salt into the wound, having not been sent off for something he did do in the first half, Fred was sent off for something he didn't do in the second after being judged to have caught Ander Herrera with a late tackle.

This instantly begged the question as to why Ole Gunnar Solskjaer had not taken Fred off at half time, with the United midfielder treading on thin ice for most of the game with Nemanja Matic sat on the bench.

United continued to push for an equaliser, before Neymar wrapped up the victory in style for PSG. The forward shimmied past a handful of United defenders on the halfway line, charged into the box and applied the finishing touches to the move that he started.

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Sheffield United produced one of the shocks of the season as the Premier League's bottom side recorded a 2-1 win over title chasing Manchester United at Old Trafford on Wednesday evening.

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It was an energetic, tireless, cohesive performance from the Blades, reminiscent of the displays that they had turned in on a weekly basis last season.

Chris Wilder's side took the lead after 23 minutes, former Manchester City academy product Kean Bryan rising highest to head home from a corner.

However, the goal was not without controversy, with Billy Sharp not penalised for a nudge on David de Gea in the buildup. Minutes later at the other end, a foul was awarded against Harry Maguire following a similar incident.

It was the only complaint United could muster after a flat first half performance.

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But the Red Devils fought back and found an equaliser in the 64th minute, former Sheffield United academy product Maguire escaping the attentions of the excellent Phil Jagielka and powering home a header.

The Red Devils have made a habit of coming back to take all three points from losing positions this term - but instead it was the visitors who found a second wind.

United twice failed to clear their lines and Oliver Burke was presented with all the time and space in the world inside the box to fire towards goal, and his effort deflected in off Axel Tuanzebe.

It was a glorious piece of completely calamitous defending from the Red Devils.

It was calamitous defending against a side with just one Premier League win and ten Premier League goals to their name prior to Wednesday evening.

It was ultimately a poor performance from Manchester United, who missed the opportunity to return to the Premier League summit and brought an end to their unbeaten top flight run.

The result and manner of the defeat also led to fans questioning their title credentials.

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But take nothing away from Sheffield United, who produced a stunning performance from front to back. The midfield three of John Lundstram, Oliver Norwood and John Fleck were absolutely everywhere, while their three centre halves were absolutely imperious.