The biggest result of the weekend came from Old Trafford with Manchester United sticking six past manager less Newcastle United. Many Reds will remember that sad day some time ago when Newcastle put five past Peter Schmeichel’s net and left the Red side of Manchester totally embarrassed. United got their revenge yesterday with a stunning second half which included three goals from the man of the moment Cristiano Ronaldo, two from Carloz Tevez and a rare volley from Rio Ferdinand.
Arsenal dropped points at home against relegation battlers Birmingham City, Liverpool also struggled away at Middlesbrough only getting one point from the Riverside. Chelsea maintained their fantastic home record by beating Spurs 2-0, goals coming from Shaun Wright-Phillips and Brazilian Juliano Belletti. The fight to break the top four was at Goodison between Everton and Manchester City; the Blues of Liverpool came out on top with a goal from defender Joleon Lescott. Hot on their heels Aston Villa recorded a home win beating Reading three goals to one, with John Carew (2) and Martin Laursen getting on the score sheet for Villa.
The bottom two sides Derby and Fulham each lost by a goal to Wigan and West Ham respectively. Today’s games saw Sunderland defeat a good travelling Portsmouth side 2-0 with both goals coming from ex Manchester United winger Kieran Richardson. The later game saw a Lancashire derby between Bolton and Blackburn; a late Jason Roberts strike secured all three points for Mark Hughes men.
Player of the weekend: Cristiano Ronaldo
Team of the weekend: Manchester United
Worst player of the weekend: Cacapa (Newcastle United)
Arsenal dropped points at home against relegation battlers Birmingham City, Liverpool also struggled away at Middlesbrough only getting one point from the Riverside. Chelsea maintained their fantastic home record by beating Spurs 2-0, goals coming from Shaun Wright-Phillips and Brazilian Juliano Belletti. The fight to break the top four was at Goodison between Everton and Manchester City; the Blues of Liverpool came out on top with a goal from defender Joleon Lescott. Hot on their heels Aston Villa recorded a home win beating Reading three goals to one, with John Carew (2) and Martin Laursen getting on the score sheet for Villa.
The bottom two sides Derby and Fulham each lost by a goal to Wigan and West Ham respectively. Today’s games saw Sunderland defeat a good travelling Portsmouth side 2-0 with both goals coming from ex Manchester United winger Kieran Richardson. The later game saw a Lancashire derby between Bolton and Blackburn; a late Jason Roberts strike secured all three points for Mark Hughes men.
Player of the weekend: Cristiano Ronaldo
Team of the weekend: Manchester United
Worst player of the weekend: Cacapa (Newcastle United)
2 comments:
We did have a goal disallowed and Tevez's last goal was questionable... Keep up the good work.
Agreed Owen's goal should've stood, but United should've had two penalties in the first half.
The Tevez goal is irrelevent really, as the score line was already 5-0 when he scored. It was nevere going to change the outcome of the game.
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