Saturday, January 23, 2010
Manchester United 4-0 Hull City: Rooney day
Reuters
Manchester United while successful memuncaki Premier League standings with Arsenal kicking. Four goals Wayne Rooney brought the Red Devils scored the goal feast Hull City with a score of 4-0.
Competed at Old Trafford, Saturday (23/1/2010) , coach Sir Alex Ferguson played a duo Rooney and Michael Owen on the front lines. Both get a subvention from midfielder Nani, Paul Scholes, Darren Fletcher and Park Ji-Sung.
United immediately pressed Hull defense since the first minute. The Red Devils have had a chance to score a goal by Owen. Unfortunately, the kick was still able to face Hull defender, Gardner.
Business defending champion team created scoring in the sixth minute. Goal successfully scored by Rooney, after the ball went into Boaz Myhill's goal, the results of hard kick Paul Scholes. United lead 1-0.
Hull had surprisingly twice threatened goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar by Nick Barmby and Geovanni. However, the benefits United 1-0 score stood until halftime.
United are still continuing dominance in the second half. The Red Devils have two chances through Rooney and Owen. Unfortunately, they have not managed to break Myhill goal.
Hull, United tried to hit back. Opportunities created by Kamil Zayatte at minute 63. However, the Hull defender kicks were wide of Van der Sar's goal.
Rooney widen the Red Devils winning 2-0 on a 72nd minute. Goal achieved after the former Everton bomber managed to take advantage of Darron Gibson sodoran bait well, before breaking into Myhill goal.
Finally, Rooney scored twice again in the 86th and 90th minutes to bring the Red Devils 4-0 win over Hull City.
These results, then Rooney et al while leading Premier League standings with a score 50 of 23 matches. Arsenal displaces at the top standings previously through incisions 48 points from 22 matches.
Teams:
Man Utd: Van der Sar; Rafael, Ferdinand, Jonathan Evans, Evra (Fabio 87); Nani, Scholes (Gibson 72), Fletcher, Park, Berbatov Owen 73), Rooney.
Hull: Myhill; McShane, Gardner, Zayatte, Dawson; Garcia (Ghilas 70), Barmby (Mendy 58), Boateng, Geovanni (Kilbane 74); Hunt, Fagan.
Reuters
Competed at Old Trafford, Saturday (23/1/2010) , coach Sir Alex Ferguson played a duo Rooney and Michael Owen on the front lines. Both get a subvention from midfielder Nani, Paul Scholes, Darren Fletcher and Park Ji-Sung.
United immediately pressed Hull defense since the first minute. The Red Devils have had a chance to score a goal by Owen. Unfortunately, the kick was still able to face Hull defender, Gardner.
Business defending champion team created scoring in the sixth minute. Goal successfully scored by Rooney, after the ball went into Boaz Myhill's goal, the results of hard kick Paul Scholes. United lead 1-0.
Hull had surprisingly twice threatened goalkeeper Edwin van der Sar by Nick Barmby and Geovanni. However, the benefits United 1-0 score stood until halftime.
United are still continuing dominance in the second half. The Red Devils have two chances through Rooney and Owen. Unfortunately, they have not managed to break Myhill goal.
Hull, United tried to hit back. Opportunities created by Kamil Zayatte at minute 63. However, the Hull defender kicks were wide of Van der Sar's goal.
Rooney widen the Red Devils winning 2-0 on a 72nd minute. Goal achieved after the former Everton bomber managed to take advantage of Darron Gibson sodoran bait well, before breaking into Myhill goal.
Finally, Rooney scored twice again in the 86th and 90th minutes to bring the Red Devils 4-0 win over Hull City.
These results, then Rooney et al while leading Premier League standings with a score 50 of 23 matches. Arsenal displaces at the top standings previously through incisions 48 points from 22 matches.
Teams:
Man Utd: Van der Sar; Rafael, Ferdinand, Jonathan Evans, Evra (Fabio 87); Nani, Scholes (Gibson 72), Fletcher, Park, Berbatov Owen 73), Rooney.
Hull: Myhill; McShane, Gardner, Zayatte, Dawson; Garcia (Ghilas 70), Barmby (Mendy 58), Boateng, Geovanni (Kilbane 74); Hunt, Fagan.
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