UK Back Pages: Man United's 'Easy Ride' and John Terry's China Offer

As the presses started to roll on Monday evening, two themes dominated the back pages: Manchester United's FA Cup victory over Shrewsbury Town and Arsenal's forthcoming date with Barcelona at the Emirates.

The Sun led with United's cup triumph and reported an exclusive claim that Arsenal have worked out how to stop Barca's potent front three in their UEFA Champions League clash:

The Daily Star reminded us that Louis van Gaal is still in gainful employment but warned that Tony Pulis' days in the West Bromwich Albion hot seat are numbered:

The Guardian claimed that United have "rediscovered their swagger" against the struggling League One side they dismissed. They also report on Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger's assertion that they can score against Barca at the Emirates:

The Times avoided talk of swagger, preferring to point to the "easy ride" that the Shrews gave Van Gaal's side. It also noted that incoming Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola is set to offer Mikel Arteta a coaching role at the Etihad:

The Independent led with a pleasing "Taming of the Shrews" pun and carried the news that Arsene Wenger has told Alexis Sanchez to "relax" ahead of his meeting with his former employers:

The Mirror offered an exclusive claim that John Terry will turn down a £20 million-a-year deal in China in favour of MLS: