While not actively seeking to offload the Holland striker, United will consider offers, says the Manchester Evening News.Zirkzee has scored six goals in 44 appearances for United this season, though his form and influence has picked up significantly in recent games.The striker arrived in the summer from Bologna for €20m.United management see a future with Zirkzee, though won't turn up their

Ben Davies praised Craig Bellamy for being “Mr Calm” at half-time as Kazakhstan threatened to derail Wales’ World Cup adventure at the very first stop.Wales owed their 3-1 victory in Cardiff to second-half goals from captain Davies and Rabbi Matondo after Daniel James’ early effort had been cancelled out by Askhat Tagybergen’s penalty.“The players were the ones

Wales opened their World Cup campaign with a 3-1 victory over Kazakhstan.Daniel James gave Wales an early advantage before a near-capacity 32,473 crowd at the Cardiff City Stadium but that was wiped out by Askhat Tagybergen’s penalty, awarded after Connor Roberts had handled.Kazakhstan were threatening to throw a spanner in the works but skipper Ben Davies and Rabbi Matondo, with his first W

Vanarama National League leaders Barnet took another step towards promotion as they continued their winning streak with a 1-0 victory at Altrincham.Rhys Browne scored with a header in the 44th minute, seven minutes after Regan Linney had headed against the bar for the hosts.Seeing out an eighth successive win, Dean Brennan’s men, undefeated in 24 matches, go 14 points clear of second-placed

Scott Lindsey felt his Crawley side were challenging towards the top of League One and not fighting against relegation after the Red Devils tasted victory in his first match back in charge.Lindsey, who led the club into the division via the play-offs last season before leaving for an ill-fated five months in charge for MK Dons, was appointed for the second time after Rob Elliot was sacked in midwe

Swindon boss Ian Holloway has not given up hope of finishing in the play-offs despite dropping more points in a goalless draw at home to Accrington Stanley.The Robins have now drawn four on the trot to sit 11 points behind the top seven and with a mountain to climb if they want to push for promotion.However, Holloway is refusing to throw in the towel just yet, and was pleased to get a clean sheet

Conor Hourihane was enthusiastic after his first home game as Barnsley’s interim head coach ended in a dramatic 1-1 draw against Cambridge.A stoppage-time equaliser from Jonathan Lewis rescued a point for the hosts after United took an early lead through James Brophy.And the late drama ensured the Tykes halted a run of three straight defeats in League One.Hourihane said: “It’s go

Dumbarton’s relegation to Scottish League Two was confirmed despite battling to a goalless draw at home to Queen of South.A second successive draw left the hosts 20 points adrift at the bottom of League One with only six games left to play.Dumbarton were deducted 15 points in November after going into administration.League leaders Arbroath dropped more points after they conceded a last-minut

Interim MK Dons boss Ben Gladwin praised returning Jack Sanders after his goal secured a 1-0 win at Cheltenham.The defender has endured a nightmare start at Dons after joining them from St Johnstone for £150,000 in January, spending four days on a drip in hospital with a kidney infection.But he made it a triumphant return, meeting Joe White’s cross at the far post after a short corner

Stockport boss Dave Challinor left north Wales fuming at the officials’ performance in their 1-0 defeat at Wrexham.The hosts moved to second in League One as Jay Rodriguez scored at the second time of asking after referee Simon Mather awarded a controversial first-half penalty.A late second yellow card for defender Brad Hills did little to improve the Stockport manager’s mood but it wa