Wilfried Zaha

Wilfried Zaha posted on Twitter three screenshots of messages containing racial abuse from an Instagram account belonging to an Aston Villa fan.

Wilfried Zaha has offered free accommodation to medical staff in his London properties as they treat patients with coronavirus.

Crystal Palace have now moved above London rivals Arsenal in the table and Wilfried Zaha was proud of the way his side stayed in the game against a Brighton team who had much the better of the play.

Gabriel Martinelli scored 10 goals in 34 appearances for Sao Paulo-based club Ituano

Wilfried Zaha rocked Chelsea as Crystal Palace breathed new life into the Premier League title race with a stunning 2-1 win over the leaders at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.

Wilfried Zaha was the last player signed from Crystal Palace by former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson prior to his retirement, joining in January 2013. He was loaned back to Crystal Palace at the start of this season and has now made his move permanent.

Despite Manchester United claiming a 3-0 victory at Aston Villa, Moyes was unhappy with the number of tackles made on the Belgian-born youngster.

Foreign-born players can be inducted to national teams on grounds of residency but Wilshere feels it is rather unfair as it does not happen in other countries.

Teenage starlet Adnan Januzaj scored twice as Manchester United came from behind to win 2-1 at Sunderland

United have long been renowned for their dashing wing play, but the club's wide players have gone off the boil over the past year. Antonio Valencia no longer bursts past left-backs with the explosive pace he exhibited in his first two seasons at the club, while Ashley Young was lambasted for a careless display at City and Nani remains a model o...

Danny Welbeck, Chris Smalling, Fabio Da Silva and substitute Adnan Januzaj put United 4-0 up after 49 minutes, but they took their foot off the pedal and plucky Kitchee gave the scoreline some respectability with two fine goals on a humid but dry night.

David Moyes brought on Wilfried Zaha -- the only United new face on the Asian Tour -- after 58 minutes to replace Shinji Kagawa, after the Japanese star fluffed a penalty kick but hit Manchester United's first goal against Cerezo.

Shinji Kagawa also delighted a sell-out crowd of 44,856 at the Nagai Stadium by scoring Manchester United's first goal.

The English champions fell behind in the very first minute but they recovered to lead 2-1 heading into the second half thanks to Jesse Lindgard's strike and a Yokohama own goal.

David Moyes took heart from sparkling debuts by two emerging stars after his reign as Manchester United manager got off to a low-key start with an upset loss in Thailand.

Moyes played Danny Welbeck as a lone striker in his first line-up, weakened by a number of absences including Robin van Persie and the unsettled Wayne Rooney, who abruptly left the tour with a hamstring injury.

United's tour takes them to Thailand, Australia, Japan and Hong Kong before they return home for a further friendly in Sweden and then Rio Ferdinand's testimonial against Sevilla at Old Trafford on August 9 and the Community Shield two days later.

Notoriously cautious Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger waited until the final hours of the transfer window before splurging