Trevoh Chalobah never really liked football and came to it late, sometimes crying in the car after training because he felt he was not good enough. After moving to England and living in one room with his parents and siblings, he went on to play more than 100 times for Chelsea and was in England’s World Cup squad. He talks to @AndyMitten about his Chelsea exit, working under Cesc Fabregas at Como and taking a dream board with him to matches. 🔗 nyti.ms/4i7Dnqu

Manchester United's first Champions League away trip in three years pits them against Atletico Madrid, a team they have never beaten in a competitive game. It is a daunting prospect against a side packed full of Spain internationals. @AndyMitten looks at the history of the fixture and explains what United fans can expect. nyti.ms/4B3KTvg