Title: Manchester United Cancels Year-End Awards Ceremony Due to "Embarrassment" from Poor Results

The British newspaper "Mirror" reported that English club Manchester United has decided to cancel its end-of-season awards ceremony at the request of players who felt embarrassed in front of their fans. The publication revealed that the "Red Devils" requested the club management to cancel the ceremony due to their feelings of embarrassment stemming from the negative results they have achieved during the current season. The newspaper noted that Manchester United's management responded to the players' request, deciding not to host the awards ceremony, as the players felt embarrassed given that this was the worst season for the "Red Devils" in Premier League history. Manchester United currently sits sixth in the Premier League standings with 58 points, one round before the end of the football season, and the team has failed to secure one of the four spots allocated for participation in the Champions League next season.