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3 out of 5 are own goal. Portsmouth can’t stop MU attacking spirits.

MU keep giving pressure to Chelsea that currently they is a point ahead of Chelsea. Wayne Rooney, current top scorer keep scoring, like no one can stop him.

Nani keep performing. He really did a great job in recent matches. Is it because of rumours that he will be withdrawn from first 11’s squad?

First Half, MU 2 – 0 Portsmouth
                     40’ W.Rooney
                     45’ A.V.Borre (OG)

Full Time, MU 5 – 0 Portsmouth
                     59’ R.Hughes (OG)
                     62’ D.Berbatov
                     69’ M.Wilson (OG)

MU beat Arsenal in Emirates Stadium by 3 – 1.

Nani is the one that change the game. He is superb performed on that night. The first goal was contributed from his crossing.

Rooney continue his mission to score, score and score.

Another hardworking player I would like to praise is Park Ji-Sung. He is really a hardworking player that ran around the field. He looks silent in person but aggressive in the field. Keep it up.

First Half, Arsenal 0 – 2 MU
                     33’ Manuel Almunia (OG)
                     37’ Wayne Rooney

Full Time, Arsenal 1 – 3 MU
                     52’ Park Ji-Sung
                     80’ Thomas Vermaelen

A last minute goal from Wayne Rooney put MU into the carling cup final after yet another thrilling Manchester derby.

All the goals coming in the second half with Paul Scholes and Carrick putting united into the driving seat then city hit back with Tevez but Rooney had the last say with yet another late united winner.

MC were attempting to “change history” in Mancini’s words.

But this must hurt for facts in domestic and European past. MU had made 21 cup final appearances and won 11 league titles since the Blues last got to Wembley back in 1981.

A brilliant game of football tonight but on a bad note there will be repercussions for the coin Bellamy incident that happened in the game united now go on to face villa in the final.

Alex Ferguson was full of praise for Wayne Rooney’s match-performance – “I thought Rooney was much better today than he was on Saturday (Hull City), and yet he scored four goals on Saturday.

“His control, leading off the line and penetration was absolutely fantastic. It was a true world-class performance.

First Half, MU 0 – 0 Manchester City

Full Time, MU 3 – 1 Manchester City
                      52’ Paul Scholes
                      71’ Michael Carrick
                      76’ Carlos Tevez
                      90’ Wayne Rooney

Bravo Rooney! Rooney scored 4 goals against Hull City.

Frankly speaking, it should be more goals if Owen grabs the opportunity and score. He has wasted few golden opportunities.

Hull City tried their best to defend but unfortunately MU found the gaps to score.

Now Rooney is the top scorer of EPL. Hopes he keep scoring in coming match.

First Half, MU 1 – 0 Hull City
                     8’ W.Rooney

Full Time, MU 4 – 0 Hull City
                     82’ W.Rooney
                     86’ W.Rooney
                     90’ W.Rooney

It was a three big points for MU to pressure Chelsea.

It was a good start for Brian Laws but it was to be expected away to MU. Good news for MU fans Berbatov actually scored now his value might go up but Rooney again on fire you can’t sell him.

New kid on the block Diouf gets a goal in injury time with a header from Valencia’s long ball forward. He is another player from Senegal slightly taller showed Owen how it’s done.

First Half, MU 0 – 0 Burnley

Full Time, MU 3 – 0 Burnley
                     64’ D.Berbatov
                     69’ W.Rooney
                     90’ Mame Biram Diouf

Another disappointed result for MU. What went wrong on MU? Is it because of the weather, the player’s problem or Birmingham is doing right on this match?

Both goals are from Birmingham. What happen to MU strikers?

First Half, Birmingham 1 – 0 MU
                     39’ Cameron Jerome

Full Game, Birmingham 1 – 1 MU
                      63’ Scott Dann (OG)
                      84’ Darren Fletcher (R)

Sir Alex Ferguson was angry to see his side go down to a team which lie 42 league places below them but Jermaine Beckford’s first half goal was enough to dump out the Premier League champions out of the FA Cup.

This was Fergie’s first Third Round defeat and will surely rank as one of the most miserable occasions of his illustrious career. MU never got going in the first-half as the visitors made all the early running. In the 19th minute Beckford, who has been attracting considerable interest from Championship and Premier League clubs, got beyond the United defense to stroke his shot past Tomas Kuszack in the United goal.

Ferguson’s fixation with stoppage-time also led him to describe the referee Chris Foy’s decision to award five minutes at the end as “an insult to the game and the players out there”.

This is the biggest upset for MU supporter. What a disaster new year gift for MU.

First Half, MU 0 – 1 Leeds
                     19’ Jermaine Beckford

Full Time, MU 0 – 1 Leeds

This is the final game for 2009 and MU didn’t disappoint their supporter as they crash Wigan 5 – 0.
Now they are 2 points behind Chelsea. This is a good news s their title hope is still alive. Good job MU.

First Half, MU 3 – 0 Wigan
                     28’ W.Rooney
                     32’ M.Carrick
                     45’ Rafael

Full Time, MU 5 – 0 Wigan
                      50’ D.Berbatov
                      75’ A.Valencia