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Published 17:38 1 May 2023 BST
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“Marcus cleared a table and invited her and her friends to join them,” a source at Chinawhite told the Sun.
“It was the first time they’d met but he knew who Alisha was. They exchanged a few words and she thanked him then they carried on partying with their separate sets of friends. She thought he was a gent.”
The Manchester United player has enjoyed his most prolific season in front of goal for the club, having bagged 29 times so far this season. His goals have been a crucial part of a successful season for United.
With just five games to go, they are on the verge of a top-four finish in the Premier League, and they could yet complete a domestic cup double with an upcoming FA Cup final against Manchester City next month, having already won the League Cup this season.
Meanwhile, Lehmann has also had a successful season as part of Carla Ward’s Aston Villa side. In just their third season in the Women’s Super League since promotion, the Villains are fifth in the league and reached the FA Cup semi-finals this season.
They’ll be hoping to finish the season strongly and have the right to call themselves the closest challengers to the big four teams of Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United and Manchester City.
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