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Mainoo appears in a good place as United navigates a post-Amorim era and interim leadership.
Fletcher says Mainoo is comfortable with his environment and has trained well.
Mainoo’s future at United is tied to a broader search for a new permanent manager after Amorim's departure.
Amorim’s exit left United weighing options from Ole Gunnar Solskjær to Ruud van Nistelrooy for a role.
Mainoo could start in the FA Cup as a potential rare appearance after a tough season.
Fletcher notes the FA Cup as a trophy United should compete to win this season.
The upcoming FA Cup clash is set against Brighton & Hove Albion with Fletcher in charge.
Mainoo has had 16 appearances across all competitions under Amorim before his departure.

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Villa fans teased Thomas Frank after he was seen with an Arsenal-crest cup before a match.
Frank said he did not notice the Arsenal logo on the cup and would not do that on purpose.
The cup incident happened ahead of Villa’s FA Cup tie in north London.
Villa led 2-0 at halftime thanks to Emi Buendia and Morgan Rogers.
Frank acknowledged the joke but downplayed the significance of the cup moment.
The incident added to pre-match chatter surrounding the FA Cup tie.

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Arsenal beat Portsmouth 4-1 in the FA Cup third round after an early setback, with a late surge from goals in set-pieces.
Arteta rotated ten players, keeping Gabriel Magalhaes as the only starter, showing depth in the squad.
Gabriel Martinelli scored a first senior hat-trick, including a second-half header from a corner.
Martinelli’s second goal came from a corner play, securing Arsenal’s lead after Madueke’s penalty miss.
Noni Madueke missed a late penalty for Portsmouth, keeping the deficit manageable before Arsenal pulled away.
Arsenal’s set-piece strength continued to be a hallmark with multiple goals from corners.
Kepa Arrizabalaga started in goal for Arsenal ahead of a rotation that left his position untested early.
Portsmouth pressed early but could not sustain pressure as Arsenal’s depth showed in the second half.
Arsenal advanced to the fourth round with Martinelli’s late header completing a hat-trick after a series of set-piece goals.
The match highlighted Arsenal’s overall strength in depth and tactical flexibility under Arteta.

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