After losing against Liverpool at Anfeild, there were areas which Fergie must concern about. We don’t have to hit back into refs every time we lose, even it was clear that we deserved a penalty and Jamie Carragher should have been dismissed for tackling Michael Owen.

In my view, Sir Alex Ferguson should review the back four. Rio Ferdinand is still struggling to reach the form he reached last season, while John O’Shea isn’t the classy right back that United fans are looking for. We had trouble time in goal keeping because of Ben Foster error, so Van der Sar comeback was on time and he did well against Liverpool to keep the score sheet minimum. Read the full story

Patrice Evra is concerned about Manchester United defence this season as the reds conceded eight goals in eight games so far comparing to last season where we received only 24 goals. Read the full story

Manchester United travel to Stoke in hope for the fifth successive Premier League wins. Champions are looking to continue their winning form at Britannia Stadium with Sir Alex Ferguson sets to bring back his top starts after resting them against Wolves in the Carling Cup.

United will need to concentrate as The Potters have a good home record taking 35 points from a possible 57 and losing just four times. Although he did two mistakes during last leaguer game against City, Ben Foster sets to return to the squad. Sir Alex Ferguson believes Foster is the goalkeeper for the future and it is a matter of time to prove his ability. Read the full story

United celebrate goal

Manchester United came away from White Hart Lane with a 3-1 victory over Tottenham on Saturday. It was a good three points as Tottenham had previously won all four of their Premier League games.

Top of table Tottenham had a dream start taking the lead after less than a minute through a overhead kick from in-form England striker Jermain Defoe. Read the full story

Rooney wins penalty for United opener

Manchester United secured a vital 2-1 victory over fellow title challengers Arsenal at Old Trafford on Saturday evening. The Gunners came in to this clash having won all of their previous two games in the Premier League and two in the Champions League.

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Owen could make his first competitive start

Manchester United kick-off the defence of their Premier League crown against Birmingham on Sunday at Old Trafford. The Red Devils could achieve a record four consecutive league titles, with a title a triumph this season.

United are clear favourites to defeat Birmingham City on the first day of the Premier League. However they go in to the game on the back of the FA Community Shield penalty defeat to Chelsea last Sunday. Read the full story