Manchester United vs Newcastle United full match video, extended highlights and interviews
Posted on September 27th, 2012 | 68 Comments |
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Manchester United vs Newcastle United full match video, extended highlights and interviews.
Full match coverage of Newcastle united’s League Cup match against Manchester United at Old Trafford.
Sadly, Newcastle eventually bid their farewells to the League Cup for another season thanks to two excellent shots from Anderson and Tom Cleverly for his first goal in 18 months. In Cleverly’s case it more than made up for what was a hell of miss earlier in the game, something for which he received the “hairdryer” treatment for from Ferguson at half time according to Wayne Rooney.
One thing we Magpies can take comfort from though is that it did see a welcome return to goalscoring form from Papiss Cisse, albeit from around two inches in front of the goal! He scored a reply for the Mags barely two minutes after he came on as a 60th minute substitute for Haris Vuckic. Perhaps the real star of that goal though was 12 year old Shane Ferguson’s excellent cross / assist, which put it on a plate for the recently faltering Senegalese hitman.
Extended highlights and post match interviews.
Extended highlights and post match interviews (from the League Cup show).
Teams / Match facts
Manchester United (4-3-3): David de Gea; Marnick Vermijl (Ran Tunnicliffe 77), Michael Keane, Scott Wooton, Alex Buttner (Robert Brady 86) Darren Fletcher (c), Tom Cleverley, Anderson; Danny Welbeck, Wayne Rooney (Nick Powell 77), Javier Hernandez
Subs: Sam Johnstone, Jonny Evams, Jesse Lingard, Ryan Tunnicliffe, Robert Brady, Nick Powell, Joshua King.
Newcastle United (4-4-1-1): Rob Elliot (G), James Perch, Mike Williamson, Fabricio Coloccini (C, Shane Ferguson 60), James Tavernier, Steven Taylor, Davide Santon, Gabriel Obertan, Cheick Tiote (Gael Bigirimana 71), Dan Gosling, Sylvain Marveaux, Haris Vuckic (Papiss Cisse 60), Shola Ameobi.
Subs: Steve Harper (G), Shane Ferguson, Gael Bigirimana, Vurnon Anita, Romain Amalfitano, Sammy Ameobi, Papiss Cisse.
Score / Goal scorers: Manchester United 2 (Anderson 44, Cleverly 58) Newcastle United 1 (Cisse 62).
Yellow cards: Gael Bigirimana (90).
Red cards: None.
Referee: Anthony Taylor (Manchester).
Attendance: 46,358
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i’ve read some of the comments from the previous post, and although it was an entertaining game, and on paper it looks close, we’ve blown the only opportunity we had of winning anything, yet again!
i cannot understand why pardew, wouldn’t take this more seriously?
it is without a shadow of a doubt, our only realistic chance of silverware.
every man and his dog knows fergie plays his young’uns, in these games.
we should have had more of a go at this cup, imo.
both sides started with four or five first teamers, but what got me was, beyond that, our fringe had more experience, than man utd’s.
fergie was throwing on real young’uns in tunnicliffe etc, who had very little game time, period.
we had a fringe of players, who have a bit of experience in the prem, europe etc.
we had vukic,tavernier,williamson, freguson who came on, even cisse on the bench.
so in reality we couldn’t even beat a bunch of kids, who fregie had out.
we are continually told our youngsters and fringe players can step up to the mark.
they are bigged up on daily basis, and yet again the “quiet man”, pardew was waxing lyrical, in the chronic, about how he was convinced, we would beat man utd.
only the other day, you had bigi, giving it large, about how the fans should trust them, to do the job.
yet again they are made to look ridiculous, with their claims, they should all learn to keep their mouths shut.
ashley and co tell us that all the money is spent on academy and the development squad, yet we couldn’t even get an a license, complete bull, from these chancers.
pardew dropped the bollock last night, as he waited too long to make his subs, if he had of made them five minutes earlier, we might have had a better chance of chasing the one goal deficit, rather than the two.