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Goals
Player Prem All
Rooney 23 30
Berbatov 9 11
Owen 3 13
Giggs 2 7
Scholes 3 6
Fletcher 3 3
Carrick 3 5
Valencia 5 7
Diouf 1 1
Obertan    
Nani 2 5
Vidic 1 1
Rafael 1 1
Gibson 1 3
Anderson 1 2
Welbeck   2
Macheda   2
Park    
O'Shea 1 1
Tosic   1
Ferdinand    
Brown    
Evra    
Lee Martin    
Cleverley   1
S. Evans    
     
OG 9 10
     




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Season 2009/2010


 

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Match Reports 08/09 

 

 

 

 


Match Reports 07/08 

Man. Utd.  1 - Wolves  0 
Paul Scholes grabbed the winner to earn Manchester United a laboured win over strugglers Wolves and send his side back to the top of the Premier League. The 35-year-old ran onto Nani's pass in the box, turned past Christophe Berra, and slid home the winner on 73 minutes. Scholes's 100th Premier League goal spared the blushes of a United side clearly missing the cutting edge of the injured Wayne Rooney.

Man. Utd.  2 - Aston Villa  1 
Substitute Wayne Rooney scored the winner as Manchester United beat Aston Villa in the Carling Cup final. Villa took the lead through James Milner's early penalty after Nemanja Vidic fouled Gabriel Agbonlahor. Michael Owen sidefooted an equaliser when Dimitar Berbatov capitalised on a Richard Dunne mistake. Ji-Sung Park hit the post but Rooney, who was later denied by the woodwork, proved the hero when he headed Antonio Valencia's cross into the top corner.

Man. Utd.  5 - Portsmouth  0 
Rooney took his goal tally to 27 for the season as Manchester United saw off West Ham to move to within a point of Premier League leaders Chelsea. The in-form frontman opened the scoring with a firm header from Antonio Valencia's excellent volleyed cross. And another Valencia cross was headed home by Rooney for the hosts' second, before substitute Michael Owen clipped a late third from Paul Scholes's pass. West Ham battled bravely, but fell away in the face of Rooney's brilliance.
 

Man. Utd. 
1 - Everton  3 
Everton delivered another twist in the title race as United followed Chelsea in crashing to defeat at a vibrant Goodison Park. David Moyes' resurgent side came from behind, as they did against Chelsea, to deservedly seal only their second league win in their last 30 meetings with United. Dimitar Berbatov's 16th-minute goal looked to have paved the way for United to turn up the pressure on pacesetters Chelsea at the top of the table - but Everton had other ideas as they took another major scalp to emphasise their recent improvement. It was Everton's two late substitutes who clinched the three points as Dan Gosling slid in Steven Pienaar's cross with 14 minutes left and Jack Rodwell made it three with a solo effort in the dying seconds.  

Man. Utd.  3 - AC Milan  2 
United secured a historic win at the San Siro as they drew first blood in an enthralling Champions League last-16 tie with AC Milan. Wayne Rooney was the match-winner with a brace of second-half headers to earn United a precious first-leg advantage. They came after Paul Scholes' fortunate equaliser but Milan played their part after Ronaldinho's deflected opener. Clarence Seedorf's skilful 85th-minute finish gave Milan hope, while Michael Carrick was sent off in injury time. Carrick's second yellow card - for kicking the ball away - capped a frantic finale as Milan, who had bossed the opening hour, threatened to deny United a first win in the stadium.
 

Wolves (A) 1 0 Scholes
Aston Villa (N) (CCFinal) 2 1 Owen/Rooney
West Ham (H)
Everton (A) 1 3 Berbatov
AC Milan (A) (CL) 3 2 Scholes/Rooney (2)
Aston Villa (A) 1 1 OG
Portsmouth (H) 5 0 Rooney/Berbatov/Carrick/OG(2)
Arsenal (A) 3 1 OG/Rooney/Nani
Man. City (A) (CC) 2nd 3 1 Scholes/Carrick/Rooney
Hull (H) 4 0 Rooney (4)
Man. City (A) (CC) 1st 1 2 Giggs
Burnley (H) 3 0 Berbatov/Rooney/Diouf
Birmingham (A) 1 1 OG
Leeds (H) (Fac) 0 1
Wigan (H) 5 0 Rooney/Carrick/Rafael/Berbatov/Valencia
Hull (A) 3 1 Rooney/OG/Berbatov
Fulham (A) 0 3
Wolves (H) 3 0 Rooney/Vidic/Valencia
Aston Villa (H) 0 1
Wolfsburg (A) (CL) 3 1 Owen
West Ham (A) 4 0 Scholes/Gibson/Valencia/Rooney
Tottenham (H) (CC) 2 0 Gibson
Portsmouth (A) 4 1 Rooney(3)/Giggs
Besiktas (H) (CL 0 1
Everton (H) 3 0 Fletcher/Carrick/Valencia
Chelsea (A) 0 1
CSKA (H) (CL) 3 3 Owen/Scholes/OG
Blackburn (H) 2 0 Berbatov/Rooney
Barnsley (A) (CC) 2 0 Welbeck/Owen
Liverpool (A) 0 2
CSKA (A) (CL) 1 0 Valencia
Bolton (H) 2 1 OG/Valencia
Sunderland (H) 2 2 Berbatov/OG
Wolfsburg (H) (CL) 2 1 Giggs/Carrick
Stoke (A) 2 0 Berbatov/O'Shea
Wolves (H) (CC) 1 0 Welbeck
Besiktas (A) (CL) 1 0 Scholes
Tottenham (A) 3 1 Giggs/Anderson/Rooney
Arsenal (H) 2 1 Rooney/OG
Wigan (A) 5 0 Rooney(2)/Berbatov/Owen/Nani
Burnley (A) 0 1
Birmingham (H) 1 0 Rooney
Chelsea (CS) 2 2 Nani/Rooney  Pens: 1-4










 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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