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From the back pages, January 21: Sir Alex Ferguson rages over linesman’s penalty call in Tottenham draw

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson.

Published on 21/01/2013 06:30

Sir Alex Ferguson turned his fire on the assistant referee Simon Beck at White Hart Lane, questioning how he could not have awarded Manchester United a potentially decisive second-half penalty, which he felt was costly when Tottenham Hotspur rallied to secure a 1-1 draw in injury time. (The Guardian)

Wesley Sneijder has agreed a big-money deal to sign for Galatasaray. The news will come as a bitter blow to Liverpool, who were keen on signing the Dutch star. (The Sun)

Chelsea 2 Arsenal 1: Chelsea are not a flawless team but they do have enough good players to be sure of a top-four finish, which is more than can be said of Arsenal. (The Independent)

Chelsea are monitoring whether David Moyes signs a new contract at Everton as they consider candidates for their next manager. (The Telegraph)

Arsene Wenger will be offered a massive £30million deal by Paris Saint-Germain to quit Arsenal this summer.bAnd current PSG boss Carlo Ancelotti would be interested in a job swap to succeed Wenger at the Emirates. PSG’s rich Qatari owners are prepared to hand Wenger a £10m-a-year, three-year contract to take over at the Parc des Princes next season. (The Mirror)

From the back pages, January 18: Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger concedes defeat over Edinson Cavani but may still try to sign Wilfried Zaha

Arsenal are still considering a late bid to beat Manchester United to the signing of Wilfried Zaha but manager Arsène Wenger has conceded that it would be virtually impossible to recruit Edinson Cavani during this transfer window. (The Telegraph)

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From the back pages, January 19: Meet the new man at Southampton - Boss Pochettino unveiled

New Southampton manager Mauricio Pochettino promised to try and win over his club’s fans with ‘hard work and honesty’ after his whirlwind appointment following Nigel Adkins’ ruthless sacking. The little-known 40-year-old replaced Adkins in the St Mary’s hotseat this morning, with the popular Adkins sacked despite taking the club to 15th in the Barclays Premier League after back-to-back promotions. (Daily Mail)

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From the back pages, January 20: Ashley Cole signs new Chelsea contract

England left-back Ashley Cole has signed a new one-year contract at Chelsea. (The Telegraph)

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