Posts Tagged "Manchester United"

As a Manchester United supporter, I’m often accused of being a bandwagon rider. Their fightback against Chelsea at the weekend reminded me that I don’t love United because they win all the time. I love them because they are never beaten.

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Manchester United produce a stirring fightback to come from 3-0 down to pinch a 3-3 draw at Chelsea in the Premier League on Sunday.

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A last-gasp goal from substitute Dirk Kuyt saw Liverpool snatch a 2-1 victory over Manchester United on Saturday as the Merseysiders booked their place in the last 16 of the FA Cup.

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Mario Balotelli struck a dramatic injury-time penalty as Manchester City overcame a brave Tottenham fightback to win 3-2 and maintain their lead at the top of the Premier League on Sunday.

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There are few football fans that aren’t watching when two of the big four meet in the Premiership, and this morning’s game between Arsenal and Manchester United should be no exception, as we get underway just after 03:00 EDT.

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Now is probably as good a time as any to mention it – just in case someone out there is taking notes – but I no longer watch English football.

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English football is usually dramatic, and in the FA Cup that drama takes on a sudden-death quality. So when Manchester City hosted Manchester United in the romantic third round, we could have expected a spectacle. We got one.

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Veteran midfielder Paul Scholes had a mixed performance in his unexpected return to professional football for Manchester United.

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Manchester United held off a stunning second-half fightback from 10-man Manchester City to knock the holders out of the FA Cup with a 3-2 win in the third round at Eastlands on Sunday.

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As families around Britain sit down to a traditional Christmas meal, the footballers who sit at England’s top table are training. They’re working as hard as they will all season, because it is this time of year where the Premier League season moves from a trot to a canter.

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After a glut of goals in the opening four months of the season, Manchester City enters the packed Christmas fixture program as the top team in England for the first time since 1929.

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The outcry and sense of victimisation that has permeated the Liverpool Football Club in the wake of Luis Suarez’s racism conviction is disgraceful, and all associated with Wednesday’s T-shirt fiasco should be ashamed.

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Manchester City were left two points in front of champions Manchester United at the top of the English Premier League after a 1-0 win at home to Arsenal on Sunday.

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About a month back I wrote an article about how the Champions League had become stale and the big clubs cruise too easily through the early rounds. I would like you all to know that today I am eating a big, steaming bowl of my own words, with humble pie for dessert.

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English champions Manchester United suffered a shock 2-1 defeat to Championship side Crystal Palace thanks to an extra-time goal from substitute Glenn Murray in their League Cup quarter-final on Wednesday.

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Liverpool did old rivals Manchester United a favour on Sunday by holding English Premier League leaders Manchester City to a 1-1 draw.

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Manchester United were denied the chance to keep the pressure on Premier League leaders Manchester City as Demba Ba’s controversial penalty gave 10-man Newcastle a 1-1 draw on Saturday.

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Manchester United and Manchester City’s Champions League aspirations will go down to the wire after both English Premier League giants suffered wobbles in Tuesday’s group action.

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Wayne Rooney is a superb all round footballer. His superb techincal ability and skill is backed up by a fierce determination to succeed and an unquenchable thirst to be involved and influence a game of football from anywhere on the pitch.

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“It’s the worst result in my history, ever.” That was Sir Alex Ferguson describing last Sunday’s Manchester derby. As a United fan, I am loathe to repeat the score line, but context demands it.

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