“It never rains but it pours” so the old saying goes. Manchester has long been renowned for being a wet old town due to the large amount of rain that it gets but when it comes to football on the red side of the City, it has been pouring down this season – injuries that is!

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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

By: Gary Day.

With Chelsea playing Liverpool tomorrow, this was an ideal chance to get a leap forward on both of our biggest title rivals….At the end it was not to be. And to be completely honest we were again lucky to get a positive result from Sunderland.
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Manchester United are playing Wolfsburg tomorrow at the Old Trafford in their second game of the Uefa Champions League.

Sir Alex Ferguson believes it will be an open game between the English and German champions. Fergie thinks Wolfsburg are the main threat in the group as they won last game against CSKA Moscow

“We won our first game away from home [at Besiktas], which was a real bonus to us. So I think they are our main dangers to qualifying. Read the full story

Rooney scored the winner against Birmingham

Manchester United have started the defence of their Premier League crown with a 1-0 victory over Birmingham City. Wayne Rooney scored the only goal of the game and United also had the chances to make it more than two.

United started the game brightly and Rooney found the net in the 34th minute. The England striker was involved in the build up linking with Dimitar Berbatov, who found Portuguese winger Nani down the left flank. Read the full story

Rooney scored late equaliser, but couldn't prevent United slipping to defeat.

Manchester United have suffered a 4-1 penalty defeat at the hands of title rivals Chelsea. The match was a entertaining affair which resulted in a 2-2 draw. It was also a game of two half with United controlling the first half and Chelsea the second half.

Chelsea started the stronger of the two sides with Branislav Ivanovic having a effort cleared off the line and on to the bar by Patrice Evra. Portuguese winger Nani produced a moment of brilliance in the 10th minute. The mercurial star turned and ran at the Chelsea defence before lashing the ball past Petr Cech. Read the full story