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Manchester United faced a tough defeat against West Ham United today, losing 2-1. The match featured a controversial late penalty decision that allowed West Ham to secure the win. United's Casemiro scored an equalizer in the 81st minute, but Jarrod Bowen converted the penalty in the 92nd minute to clinch the victory for West Ham. This loss leaves United with a disappointing record of three wins, two draws, and four losses in the Premier League.

From Sunday's matches, Chelsea defeated Newcastle United 2-1, and Crystal Palace secured their first win of the season with a 1-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur. Arsenal and Liverpool played to a thrilling 2-2 draw, with Mohamed Salah scoring a late equalizer. These results reflect a competitive atmosphere in the league as teams vie for better standings.

The USMNT is preparing for their upcoming friendlies and World Cup qualifiers, with the roster expected to feature some of their top talents. The team's latest matches have seen promising performances, as they aim to build momentum heading into the next round of qualifiers. Keep an eye out for player selections and tactical adjustments in the coming weeks.

Moving over the the MLS, as the 2024 season wraps up, the Columbus Crew have made an impressive playoff push and secured their spot in the Audi MLS Cup Playoffs. The team’s dynamic offense, led by striker Cucho Hernández, who is a Landon Donovan MLS MVP finalist, has been instrumental in the Crew’s success. Head coach Wilfried Nancy is also in contention for the Sigi Schmid MLS Coach of the Year award, reflecting his strong impact on the team’s performance this season.

In their recent matches, the Crew defeated the New England Revolution, with Alexandru Matan’s hat trick highlighting the team’s offensive prowess. Additionally, they secured a 2-1 victory over the New York Red Bulls, showcasing resilience as they head into the playoffs. Columbus fans can look forward to a thrilling post-season, with tickets for the first-round playoff games already on sale.

Furthermore, Columbus players are recognized for their contributions beyond the pitch. Darlington Nagbe, known for his community involvement, is a finalist for the Audi Goals Drive Progress Impact Award for his work with children’s mental health initiatives.

With their skilled roster and strong team spirit, the Crew are poised for a competitive playoff run, hoping to capture their fourth MLS Cup title. Fans can catch all playoff action on MLS Season Pass on Apple TV or select games on FOX Sports.

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