The Red Devils came from behind to book their spot in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup after beating Blackburn Rovers 2-1 at Edwood Park on Sunday. Danny Graham gave the hosts a surprise lead, but Marcus Rashford and Zlatan Ibrahimovic ensured that Jose Mourinho’s side continued their impressive winning run.

Manchester United Player Ratings
Sergio Romero -6/10- The Argentine shot-stopper made a few decent saves to deny Blackburn doubling their lead but also flapped at a few balls that came his way, didn’t look entirely convincing and commanding in the air.
Marcos Rojo- 6/10- Could have done much better to not allow Emnes the time to turn and pass for Blackburn’s opener but got better as the game progressed.
Chris Smalling – 5.5/10- Got caught absolutely flat-footed when Danny Graham scored the opener, wasn’t his best of performances, but improved later on in the game and put in a decent shift.
Matteo Darmian -6/10- On a whole, defended well against Feeney, but allowed his man to swing in some dangerous crosses into the penalty area.
Henrikh Mkhitaryan – 7/10- Was a mixed game for the Armenian international as he wasn’t at his best in terms of end product, however, he still managed to provide the assist for Rashford’s goal with a superb through ball.
Michael Carrick-7/10- Sat in front of the United defense and played a very calm and intelligent game, controlled the tempo of his side’s midfield, also defensively resolute when he needed to be.
Ander Herrera-7/10- Imposed himself on the game, had a few shots off target but improved after the break. His energetic engine in the midfield got him more space in the opponents half as Blackburn began to tire.
Jesse Lingard-6/10- Made positive attacking runs into the box when cutting in from the flanks but his poor passes let him down, he also missed a glorious chance to put his side ahead with a header.
Ashley Young -7/10- Was one of United’s better players, defended and attacked equally well on his side of the field and did a really good job throughout.
Anthony Martial- 6/10- Was marked out for almost the entirety of the game, also delivered poor crosses from left-hand side whenever he had the ball, an ineffective game for the Frenchman.
Marcus Rashford-7/10- Got United back on level terms with a well-composed finish and only looked more dangerous attacking from the left after getting on the score sheet.
Substitutes
Juan Mata -5/10- Was used to just reinforce the attack but could not provide too much in the limited time he had on offer.
Paul Pogba-7.5/10- Came on for Lingard and picked out a lovely pass for Ibrahimovic to score. Made an immediate impact and was highly threatning.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic-8/10- The big Swede scored the winning goal after a brilliant link up with Pogba, he found the corner of the net to send his team through to the quarter finals.
Blackburn Rovers Players Rating
Jason Steele-7/10- Was easily beaten by Rashford for the first goal, but made amends with a string of fine saves throughout the match until he could not keep out Ibrahimovic’s late strike.
Charles Mulgrew-6/10- Was initially very good with his ball distribution but often got caught by United on the attack in which he allowed them huge amounts of spaces to work with.
Gordon Greer-5/10- The defender was always going to find himself facing up a good line of attackers and he did a good job on most of the occasions, but he too was caught out on several occasions when United pressed forward.
Derrick Williams-6/10- Was not very useful as a defender as he had a few problems dealing with Ashley Young, but sent in some decent crosses in the attacking third of the field.
Craig Conway-7/10- Defended well for the majority of the game and was also good on the attack. Never really stopped running and put in a great shift for his side.
Darragh Lenihan-5/10- Managed to frustrate United’s attack for a long time until he was caught off guard by Ibrahimovic’s run which led to the winning goal.
Liam Feeney-6/10- One of Blackburn’s attacking threats that increased in stature the later end of the match, made use of the spaces available in the United back-line.
Jason Lowe-6/10- Had a surprisingly easy game as he was staying with Martial the whole time and barely allowing him any space to work with and also made a few darting runs forward.
Marvin Emnes-7/10- Probably the biggest threat for United as he thoroughly impressed with the ball at his feet. Turned Rojo to feed a pass to Graham for the opening goal.
Danny Graham- 6/10- Managed to get his goal after Smalling’s slight fumble, but found it very difficult to muster up anything ever since, struggled to carve any openings later on.
Substitutes
Connor Mahoney-6/10- As soon as he was brought on, he made an impact and was involved in creating all of Blackburn’s attacks.
Willem Tomlinson-6/10- Put in a decent shift after coming on as a sub as he tried his best to force a late goal for his side.
Anthony Stokes-5/10- Thought he drew his team level only to be flagged rightly for offside as soon as he was about to celebrate.
Blackburn Rovers
Oxford United Still in Shock After Devastating Loss of 15 Year Old Academy Goalkeeper as Club Pays Tribute to Teenage Talent

Oxford United remains in shock following the devastating loss of a 15-year-old academy goalkeeper. Amelia Aplin collapsed during a Junior Premier League match against Fulham at the Oxford training ground in Horspath on March 7. The teenager had been described as a player with immense promise. Her passing has sent shockwaves through the football community.
Over the past weekend, teams across the Women’s Super League held a minute’s silence in memory of Amelia. Oxford United’s general manager Gemma Sims spoke about the impact on the club almost a fortnight after the tragedy.
Everyone Still in Shock at the Club
Sims said, “Everyone is still in shock, and obviously, the staff and the players who were present on the day are finding it tough. It’s obviously been devastating for everybody at the club, but something like this doesn’t just hit the whole club, it’s hit the wider community as well.”
Liam Gilbert, manager of Oxford Women’s first team, echoed similar sentiments, calling it an extremely difficult period. “Amelia was a very talented individual who had a really high ceiling and was very well thought of. The most important thing there’s been for us is just getting around each other, it’s really united the entire club,” he said.
Watford Held Applause in 15th Minute
Tributes to Amelia have been paid across the football world, including at Watford on Tuesday night, with many supporters also checking football live scores as clubs around the country paused to honour her memory. An applause was held during the 15th minute of the Hornets’ Championship game against Wrexham. Amelia had been a massive fan of the Vicarage Road club, which made the tribute particularly poignant.
Gilbert said the support from the wider football community had been astonishing. “Hopefully it’s something that we can use in a positive way as we move forward,” he explained.
Will Take Long Time to Recover
Members of Amelia’s family attended Oxford’s game against Blackburn Rovers last week alongside her teammates, who went onto the pitch before kick off. Oxford United legend Peter Rhoades-Brown addressed the Kassam Stadium crowd, saying, “She was a goalkeeper of immense promise, playing for our girls in the Under 18s side at just 15. Amelia was a teammate, a friend, a sister, a niece, and a daughter.”
Sims acknowledged the recovery process will be lengthy. “It’s going to take a long time. People will grieve differently at different times. For us, it’s just important that we take things slowly, that the girls only return to training as and when they’re ready. We’ll support them as much as we can,” she said.
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Blackburn Rovers
Alan Shearer – Net Worth, Wife, Salary, Endorsements, Former Clubs, Current Job and more

Alan Shearer is a Newcastle United legend who is currently an English football Pundit. Here, we will see more about his net worth, current job, former clubs, salary, wife, and more
Alan Shearer is a retired English International who played as a striker for the English club Newcastle United and for the England National Football team. He is regarded as one of the best strikers of his generation and as one of the best players in Premier League history. He has not won any trophy, but was one of the greatest footballers from England during his time.
The forward has the record for the most goals scored (260) in the Premier League. He was also the interim manager for the Newcastle United club. We will see more about him in this blog without delay.
Alan Shearer Net Worth
Alan Shearer has an estimated net worth of around $54 Million as reported by Goal. As he is a retired football player his salary details are unavailable. Alan Shearer currently works as a football pundit on BBC. Besides his punditry duties, Shearer has also served as an interim manager for Newcastle United in the 2008-09 season. It is revealed that he earns around $670,000 at BBC, but it has not been confirmed.
Alan Shearer Club Career
Alan Shearer started his professional footballing career at Southampton in 1998 after joining the youth squad two years prior. There he made 112 appearances in 4 years’ time before moving to Blackburn Rovers in 1992.
Shearer scored 123 goals in just 162 appearances and went on to win the League in the 1995 season. He later joined his childhood club Newcastle United for a record fee in 1996. Shearer was already a legend there in Newcastle and played for 10 years before announcing his retirement in 2006.
He is the record goal-scorer in the Premier League with 260 goals to his name. Wayne Rooney is second with 208 and Harry Kane of Tottenham Hotspur currently looks like the person closest to beating his record.

Alan Shearer International Career
Alan Shearer had a successful career with England as a player. He made his debut in 1992 against France and scored a goal. Euro 1996 was where the Newcastle legend really came into his element, where he scored five goals on home soil to win the competition’s Golden Boot award.
He ended his career with 30 goals in 63 games. His last appearance at a major tournament came in Euro 2000, where he captained England to a group-stage exit. He did, however, manage to score twice – one each against Germany and Romania.
He only ever played at one World Cup – 1998. He managed two goals in four matches and scored against Argentina in the round of 16. However, La Albiceleste beat the Englishmen 6-5 on penalties to progress to the last 8.

Alan Shearer Family
Shearer was born to Anne and Alan Shearer on 13 August 1970 in Newcastle upon Tyne, England. His father Alan Shearer was a sheet-metal worker and both his parents were from the working class. Alan has a sister, Karen Shearer.
There is no other information available on his family.
Alan Shearer’s Wife – Lainya Shearer
Lainya Shearer is the stunning woman who married the Newcastle star, Alan Shearer in 1991. She is a very private person and tries to avoid the media’s attention. Both Lainya and Shearer gave birth to 3 kids Hollie Shearer, Chloe Shearer, and Will Shearer. There are not many other details available about her.

Alan Shearer Sponsorship and Endorsements
The retired English International might have had some sponsorship during footballing times. But there is no information available on it. Alan Shearer has joined many sports stars to endorse Lucozade Sport. He was seen recently in the ad that was unveiled during the France vs England game.

Alan Shearer Tattoo and Cars
Unlike most footballers, Alan Shearer does not seem to have any tattoos that we know of at least for the time being. Alan Shearer has been spotted many times driving a Range Rover and 1996 XK8 Coupe.
Blackburn Rovers
Tom Cairney – Net Worth, Salary, Sponsors, Girlfriend, Tattoos, Cars, and more

Tom Cairney is an English professional football player who plays as a midfielder for the English Premier League club Fulham and for the Scotland national team and this article will reveal more about the player’s Net Worth, Salary, Sponsors, Girlfriend, Tattoos, Cars, and more.
Thomas Cairney famously called Tom Cairney joined the English club Fulham from Blackburn Rovers in 2015. He is the captain of the club and has been leading the team by example. He represents Scotland’s football team at the national level. Let us get to know more about the player’s bio in the coming paragraphs.

Tom Cairney’s Net Worth and Salary
Tom is a young player and footballing has contributed much to his earnings. The net worth of the player is estimated to be €14 million as of 2025. The market value of the player in 2026 is valued at €4.00 million by Transfermarkt. He earns £2,444,000 at Fulham every year. With another good season, Tom Cairney’s value will increase.
Tom Cairney Club Career
Tom started footballing at Leeds United’s youth academy in 1998. He moved to Hull City in 2007 and got promoted to the senior team in 2009. He made his debut against Southend United in a League Cup match on 25 August 2009. He scored his first goal in the same match which saw the match ending in a 3-1 victory for Hull City. He made his Premier League debut in a 2-2 draw against Wolverhampton Wanderers on 30 January 2010.
Following the team’s relegation to the Championship, he became a consistent first-team player in the 2010/11 season. He made 23 appearances for the club in that season. He was loaned out to Blackburn Rovers in 2013 for a season with an option to buy.
He made 23 appearances for the club scoring a goal in his loan period. The club decided to sign him, getting impressed by the player. He signed up for the club in January 2014. He made 40 appearances for the club in the 2013/14 season scoring 6 goals.
Tom joined Fulham on 26 June 2015 on a long-term deal for a reported transfer fee of 3 million pounds. He made his debut for the club against Cardiff City where he played the entire 90 mins. He scored his first goal for the club against Brighton & Hove Albion on 15 August. His goal against the Seagulls earned him the Goal of the Month.

He got the captain’s armband at the start of the 2016/17 season. He scored his first goal of the season against Leeds United and successively scored against Blackburn Rovers which earned him the Man of the Match award twice. He signed a long-term contract extension with the club in 2019.
Tom Cairney International Career
Tom represented Scotland’s youth team before playing for the senior team of Scotland’s national team. He made his debut against Canada and played the entire 90 mins in the match which resulted in a 1-1 draw. He earned his second national cap against Costa Rica in 2018. Tom Cairney has been with Fulham for 10 seasons and he scored 43 goals over 320 matches.
Tom Cairney Family
Tom was born on 20 January 1991 in Nottingham, England. Various sources say his mother is from England and his father is Scottish. The other details of the family are not revealed yet including their name.
Tom Cairney’s Wife – Abbie Richards
The Midfielder has been enjoying his time with his wife Abbie Richards, she is a model. The couple has been a joyful pair and they take each other. The couple is blessed with a two-baby boy who is still unnamed.

Tom Cairney Sponsors and Endorsements
Tom has not been seen endorsing any company on his social media accounts. The player is in his growing phase and will attract sponsors if he is able to show up his abilities and skills on the field.
Tom Cairney Cars and Tattoos
Tom Cairney has not been spotted driving a car in the streets of Nottingham. But in an interview, he mentioned his interest in sports cars. It is certain that the player has a decent car collection in his garage to roam out. Unlike many footballers, the player seems not fond of tattooing his body.
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