Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Burnley vs Manchester United English Premier League Highlights



Burnley vs Manchester United English Premier League Highlights

Premier League new boys Burnley announced their arrival in the top flight with a bang after Robbie Blake's stunning volley gave them a famous 1-0 win over champions Manchester United. The visitors had numerous chances and Michael Carrick missed a first half penalty.

Match highlights

Sunday, August 16, 2009

Manchester United vs Birmingham English Premier League Highlights

Manchester United vs Birmingham English Premier League Highlights



Wayne Rooney's 34th minute strike, knocking in a rebound after his own header had hit the post, handed champions Manchester United a 1-0 win in their season opener with Birmingham City. Michael Owen blew a chance for a debut goal with the last kick of the game.

Match Highlights

Sunday, August 9, 2009

Chelsea vs Manchester United Community Shield Highlights

Chelsea vs Manchester United Community Shield Highlights




Chelsea 2 - 2 Manchester United
(Pen. 4 - 1)


United took 10th minute lead against the Blues as Luis Nani received the ball in an inside-left position, shifted the ball onto his right, and fired a low shot into Cech’s far post. The Blues equalised in the 52nd minute when Ben Foster could only palm a cross into Riccardo Carvalho’s direction and the centre-half converted from 6-yards. The comeback was complete in controversial circumstances in the 71st minute, Ballack body-checked Evra near the Pensioners box and from the resulting clearance Drogba set up Frank Lampard to blast a shot past a weak-wristed Foster. In injury time United equalised with their own controversial goal, Giggs played an offside Wayne Rooney through on goal and the number ten stroked the ball into the far corner. Giggs and Evra (terrible effort) missed in the shootout, while Chelsea scored four from four.

Match Highlights
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Nani goals


Carvalho goals


Lampard goals


Wayne goals

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Van Der Sar sidelined for eight weeks

Manchester United goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar is expected to be sidelined for two months after undergoing surgery on a broken finger and bone in his left hand.

The 38-year-old Dutchman was hurt saving a penalty from Danijel Pranjic in the Red Devils' 7-6 shoot-out defeat to Bayern Munich in the pre-season Audi Cup in Germany last week.

Van der Sar is not expected to be back in Sir Alex Ferguson's plans until late September, meaning Ben Foster and Tomasz Kuszczak will bid to start Sunday's Community Shield game with Chelsea and the Premier League opener against Birmingham on 16 August.

Foster is likely to be given the nod after being hailed as the best English goalkeeper in the Premier League by his manager. As yet the 26-year-old has made limited appearances at Old Trafford due to injuries and Van der Sar's form.

Foster, who was sent on loan at Watford from 2005 to 2007, has played only 10 times for Manchester United, but signed a new four-year contract this summer.

United play Valencia at Old Trafford on Wednesday evening and Ferguson will use the match to asses which keeper will become first choice.