Jadon Sancho makes Bundesliga history as Manchester United and Newcastle set for fresh battle

Manchester United dropped more points in their fading charge for European qualification on Saturday afternoon when they were pegged back by relegation-threatened Burnley. A penalty from Zeki Amdouni grabbed Burnley a point at the end to cancel out an opener from United forward Antony.

Andre Onana gave away the spot kick at Old Trafford as United remain sixth in the Premier League standings and one point above Newcastle United in seventh position with four games to go. United are now unable to snatch a top-four finish with Aston Villa and Tottenham still fighting it out up there.

With investment from INEOS founder Sir Jim Ratcliffe now formalised, there have been sweeping changes behind the scenes already and further alterations - on and off the pitch - are a given this summer. Here, we take a glimpse at the latest headlines from Old Trafford and beyond.

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Sancho makes Bundesliga history as Kane watches on

Jadon Sancho etched his name into Bundesliga history on Saturday afternoon, even though his goal for Borussia Dortmund came in a losing cause. Dortmund were humbled 4-1 at the Red Bull Arena.

It was a bittersweet game for Sancho, though, as he became the highest-ever English scorer in that competition. Sancho, who returned to Germany on loan in the January transfer window, scored his 40th goal in the Bundesliga to go beyond former Arsenal and Nottingham Forest winger Tony Woodcock.

England captain Harry Kane might need limited time to rewrite the history books, once again, but for Sancho the milestone is something to celebrate after what has been a forgettable season. The 23-year-old faces