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Manchester United (a) Premier Reserve League North
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Date: Thursday
1st March 2007, 7pm
Venue: Ewen Fields, Hyde |
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Manchester United |
Newcastle United |
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3 - 0 |
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| Half time: | 2 - 0 | |
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| Score Sheet: | ||
Barnes (15) Mullan (27) Eagles (89)
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Teams |
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Heaton Lee Evans Lea Chester Ngalula Mullan Fangzhuo Smith Eagles Barnes |
Srnicek Gate Cave Doninger Edgar Morris LuaLua Pattison Troisi Donaldson O'Brien |
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Burns for Fanghzuo
(61) Hewson for Ngalula (80) |
Shanks
for Pattison (67) Godsmark for O'Brien (67) Danquah for Edgar (79) |
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| Subs not used: | ||
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Crockett Eckersley Cleverley |
Forster Francis |
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| Bookings: | ||
| None | None | |
| Dismissals: | ||
| None | None | |
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Referee: C Sarginson |
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| Attendance: 402 | ||
Goals |
15mins Dong set up Michael Barnes who made no
mistake, having struck a post just moments earlier when well-placed 0-1
27mins Fellow winger Jamie Mullan was next to profit from another smart
flick by Dong, going on to beat Pav with ease 0-2
Half time: Man United 2 Newcastle 0
89mins Released by a Burns backheel, Chris Eagles stepped forward and powered home a 25-yard effort 0-3
Full time: Man United 3 Newcastle 0
We Said |
Lee Clark commented:
to follow.....
Waffle |
After winning
away to Liverpool and returning from recent trips to Wigan and Manchester City
with a point, yet another trip across the M62 saw us beaten away from home for
the first time this season.
And on a ground where we perished 0-4 last season, at least Giuseppe Rossi
wasn't around to reprise his hat-trick scoring performance that night.
However the home side fielded Alan Smith, who didn't score but caused us
problems all evening with his movement and link-up play with Dong.
We were second-best in all departments and only rarely threatened Tom Heaton's
goal with long-range efforts - the home 'keeper never having a meaningful shot
to save all night.
Newcastle's Dutch-born Academy striker Frank Wiafe Danquah made his debut at
this level when appearing as a substitute.
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