THE SUN: Alex Ferguson faces a lengthy touchline ban for slating ref Martin Atkinson after yesterday's defeat. Also: Rafa Benitez is prepared to risk Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres against Birmingham tonight... David Haye can be the new Muhammad Ali of world boxing.

DAILY STAR: Sir Alex Ferguson last night launched another amazing attack on a referee, blaming Martin Atkinson for Manchester United's defeat at Chelsea. Also: Darren Bent was the surprise name in Fabio Capello's experimental England squad last night... David Haye was last night hailed as the new Muhammad Ali and vowed to become undisputed world heavyweight champion.

DAILY MIRROR: Furious Sir Alex Ferguson is facing another FA rap after branding referee Martin Atkinson "absolutely ridiculous". Also: Fabio Capello last night handed Darren Bent a shock World Cup chance.

DAILY EXPRESS: David Haye has pledged to "clean up'' in the heavyweight division and unify the titles after ripping the WBA belt from Russian giant Nikolay Valuev to become Britain's first heavyweight champion since Lennox Lewis retired in 2003. Also: Sir Alex Ferguson raged at referee Martin Atkinson after John Terry's damaging late winner left Manchester United lagging five points adrift of leaders Chelsea in the title race.

DAILY MAIL: Sir Alex Ferguson turned his fury on the referee again last night as Manchester United slipped five points behind Chelsea in the Barclays Premier League title race. Also: David Haye arrived home in London as the most sought-after man in boxing and with WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko starting the verbal sparring ahead of their touted unification showdown next year.

THE TIMES: Sir Alex Ferguson launched a scathing attack on Martin Atkinson last night after Chelsea's 1-0 win over Manchester United at Stamford Bridge. Also: It was hardly rope-a-dope, but David Haye's version for the 21st century, called "stun and be gone'', surprised everyone, particularly Nikolay Valuev.

DAILY TELEGRAPH: This was such a travesty of justice that Manchester United should follow Chelsea's recent example and appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport. Also: Steven Gerrard was last night left out of the England squad for Saturday's friendly against Brazil, following a request by Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez, even though the midfielder is expected to play against Birmingham City this evening.

THE GUARDIAN: Sir Alex Ferguson has risked further sanction from the Football Association after reacting furiously to Manchester United's narrow defeat to Chelsea by claiming the referee, Martin Atkinson, was in an "absolutely ridiculous'' position at the game's decisive free-kick. Also: David Haye, the new world heavyweight champion, greeted Sunday morning in Bavaria still floating on the all-night celebration of his victory over the abnormally large Russian Nikolai Valuev and turned his attention immediately to another giant from the east, Vitali Klitschko.

THE INDEPENDENT: Sir Alex Ferguson described referee Martin Atkinson's performance as "absolutely ridiculous'' after Manchester United lost 1-0 at Chelsea and fell five points behind Carlo Ancelotti's Premier League leaders. Also: Darren Bent was given a surprise recall to the England squad last night ahead of Michael Owen, whose fate was sealed at Stamford Bridge yesterday.