Another strong win for Manchester United this weekend in what could have been a much more difficult encounter against Europa League hopefuls Fulham. The Red Devils eventually won 3-0 after two goals from in form Wayne Rooney and one from strike partner Berbatov in the second half. Read the full story

An excellent performance from Manchester United saw Ferguson’s side knock out AC Milan 7-2 on aggregate and 4-0 on the evening. Whilst Milan failed to meet expectations over the course of the two legs, Manchester United showed their superiority from the start with Wayne Rooney’s 13th minute goal, which will be filed into his ever increasing headed goals collection this season. Read the full story

Manchester United came through a difficult encounter away in Wolves taking the all important three points courtesy of a Paul Scholes goal in the 73rd minute.

Despite the tight result, Manchester United controlled the game for large periods. Although the opening break was from Wolves, which resulted in Doyle placing the ball wide of the goal, Manchester United had plenty opportunities. Read the full story

When Sir Alex Ferguson’s troops step out at Old Trafford on Wednesday night the memories of 1969 will come flooding back for United legend Denis Law and for anyone who was there on a dramatic night more than 40 years ago. Read the full story

Michael Owen has been ruled out for the rest of the season following a hamstring injury picked up during Sunday’s Carling Cup final victory over Aston Villa. The former Liverpool, Real Madrid and Newcastle forward pulled up during the first half on the heavy pitch and limped out of the action to be replaced by Wayne Rooney.

Scans have now revealed that the hamstring problem sustained by the 30-year-old will keep him out of action for the remainder of the campaign and will undergo an operation on Monday.

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An important week for the Red Devils started at Old Trafford against survival hopefuls West Ham. A response was essential to the weekend’s miserable trip up to Everton, and that’s exactly what Sir Alex Ferguson got from his players – in a professional performance, which saw a host of chances fall for United players in a game of near domination.

The first goal, so excellently worked with the imperious Nemanja Vidic starting the move from the back eventually saw Wayne Rooney head in another goal from a Valencia cross from the right – a partnership that has immediately hit off this season. Read the full story