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Nottingham Forest kicked off the 2025/26 season in style with an emphatic 3-1 win over Brentford at the City Ground. For Forest's goalkeeping coach Rui Barbosa, however, it was a day to forget – though perhaps he already has.After Chris Wood opened the scoring just five minutes into the match, Barbosa celebrated wildly, leaping from his seat – only to smash his head straight on the dugout, leaving him bleeding heavily.The Portuguese coach was quickly attended to by medical personnel, with Forest head coach Nuno Espirito Santo revealing after the game that Barbosa needed stitches to fix a significant cut on his head.“He has six stitches!” Santo said. “It was a nasty one. A bad one. He was dizzy.”Chris Wood opened the scoring after just five minutes against Brentford. / Clive Mason/GettyImagesAs for the rest of the match – which saw Forest 3-0 up by half-time thanks to a brace from Wood and a stunning diving header from summer signing Dan Ndoye – Santo was unreservedly thrilled.“I am delighted,” he said after the match. “The way we started the game was amazing. We played well, we dominated, we controlled the goal in the first five minutes settled the team and the energy of the stadium.”One thing’s for sure: Barbosa definitely felt that energy – and the sharp end of the dugout – more than most.READ THE LATEST FASHION, CULTURE AND LIFESTYLE CONTENT FROM 90MIN

News » Premier League news » Manchester United newsJanuary 5, 2026 20:38 GMT (UK), by Sri AswinSolskjaer back at Man Utd?Former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has opened the door for a shock return to the club this month, according to Manchester World.The Norwegian has been out of duty since his dismissal at Besiktas. He has received a few offers in the Championship, but he has his sights on a bigger job elsewhere.It is now claimed that Solskjaer would be open to returning to the Red Devils on a caretaker basis until May following the club's decision to part ways with Ruben Amorim.Amorim has taken the club to sixth in the Premier League this campaign, but the hierarchy were not satisfied with the performances and opted for a change at the helm.Solskjaer had reasonable success with an attacking brand of football at the Red Devils, and the board could be tempted to re-sign him on a short-term basis until the summer.The Red Devils are likely to appoint a new manager next summer.

Kilmarnock "have complete faith" that Neil McCann will keep the club in the Scottish Premiership.The 51-year-old, who played for the likes of Rangers, Hearts and Dundee, has been named manager at Rugby Park until the summer of 2028. McCann will be assisted by Billy Dodds after the pair worked together as part of Barry Ferguson's interim management team at Rangers last season.Kilmarnock are 11th in the league, having not won any of their last 14 matches, with Livingston four points behind, with a game in hand."We fully understand how important it was to get this appointment right," a statement from the club's board of directors read. "After a thorough process, we are assured that Neil and Billy have the qualities, experience, and character required to lead Kilmarnock Football Club forward. "We have complete faith in their ability to do what needs to be done to keep this club competing in the Scottish Premiership." Former Dundee and Inverness CT boss McCann replaces Stuart Kettlewell, who was sacked after less than seven months in charge.Kris Doolan, who was set to be appointed Killie's as head of development and under-19s manager, took interim charge and picked up one point from a possible 12. Image: Neil McCann (L) will be assisted by Billy Dodds after the pair worked together at Rangers last season under interim boss Barry FergusonThe club statement added: "Both Neil and Billy know the Scottish league inside out, understand its demands, and share a vision that aligns strongly with the culture and values of this football club."This is a significant appointment for Kilmarnock FC. We are confident the players will adapt quickly to their leadership and respond positively to the clarity, belief, and ambition they bring at a crucial moment for the club."Kilmarnock's fixturesJanuary 10 - Livingston (A) - Scottish PremiershipJanuary 17 - Dundee (H) - Scottish CupJanuary 24 - Motherwell (A) - Scottish PremiershipJanuary 31 - Aberdeen (H) - Scottish PremiershipFebruary 4 - Rangers (A) - Scottish Premiership

Nottingham Forest kicked off the 2025/26 season in style with an emphatic 3-1 win over Brentford at the City Ground. For Forest's goalkeeping coach Rui Barbosa, however, it was a day to forget – though perhaps he already has.After Chris Wood opened the scoring just five minutes into the match, Barbosa celebrated wildly, leaping from his seat – only to smash his head straight on the dugout, leaving him bleeding heavily.The Portuguese coach was quickly attended to by medical personnel, with Forest head coach Nuno Espirito Santo revealing after the game that Barbosa needed stitches to fix a significant cut on his head.“He has six stitches!” Santo said. “It was a nasty one. A bad one. He was dizzy.”Chris Wood opened the scoring after just five minutes against Brentford. / Clive Mason/GettyImagesAs for the rest of the match – which saw Forest 3-0 up by half-time thanks to a brace from Wood and a stunning diving header from summer signing Dan Ndoye – Santo was unreservedly thrilled.“I am delighted,” he said after the match. “The way we started the game was amazing. We played well, we dominated, we controlled the goal in the first five minutes settled the team and the energy of the stadium.”One thing’s for sure: Barbosa definitely felt that energy – and the sharp end of the dugout – more than most.READ THE LATEST FASHION, CULTURE AND LIFESTYLE CONTENT FROM 90MIN

News » Premier League news » Manchester United newsJanuary 5, 2026 20:38 GMT (UK), by Sri AswinSolskjaer back at Man Utd?Former Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has opened the door for a shock return to the club this month, according to Manchester World.The Norwegian has been out of duty since his dismissal at Besiktas. He has received a few offers in the Championship, but he has his sights on a bigger job elsewhere.It is now claimed that Solskjaer would be open to returning to the Red Devils on a caretaker basis until May following the club's decision to part ways with Ruben Amorim.Amorim has taken the club to sixth in the Premier League this campaign, but the hierarchy were not satisfied with the performances and opted for a change at the helm.Solskjaer had reasonable success with an attacking brand of football at the Red Devils, and the board could be tempted to re-sign him on a short-term basis until the summer.The Red Devils are likely to appoint a new manager next summer.

Kilmarnock "have complete faith" that Neil McCann will keep the club in the Scottish Premiership.The 51-year-old, who played for the likes of Rangers, Hearts and Dundee, has been named manager at Rugby Park until the summer of 2028. McCann will be assisted by Billy Dodds after the pair worked together as part of Barry Ferguson's interim management team at Rangers last season.Kilmarnock are 11th in the league, having not won any of their last 14 matches, with Livingston four points behind, with a game in hand."We fully understand how important it was to get this appointment right," a statement from the club's board of directors read. "After a thorough process, we are assured that Neil and Billy have the qualities, experience, and character required to lead Kilmarnock Football Club forward. "We have complete faith in their ability to do what needs to be done to keep this club competing in the Scottish Premiership." Former Dundee and Inverness CT boss McCann replaces Stuart Kettlewell, who was sacked after less than seven months in charge.Kris Doolan, who was set to be appointed Killie's as head of development and under-19s manager, took interim charge and picked up one point from a possible 12. Image: Neil McCann (L) will be assisted by Billy Dodds after the pair worked together at Rangers last season under interim boss Barry FergusonThe club statement added: "Both Neil and Billy know the Scottish league inside out, understand its demands, and share a vision that aligns strongly with the culture and values of this football club."This is a significant appointment for Kilmarnock FC. We are confident the players will adapt quickly to their leadership and respond positively to the clarity, belief, and ambition they bring at a crucial moment for the club."Kilmarnock's fixturesJanuary 10 - Livingston (A) - Scottish PremiershipJanuary 17 - Dundee (H) - Scottish CupJanuary 24 - Motherwell (A) - Scottish PremiershipJanuary 31 - Aberdeen (H) - Scottish PremiershipFebruary 4 - Rangers (A) - Scottish Premiership