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Two Wayne Rooney headers midway through the second half gave Manchester United a slightly fortunate 3-2 win at AC Milan in their pulsating Champions League last 16 first leg Tuesday.
Seven-times champions Milan, who had never lost to United at home or over two legs, were quickly ahead when Ronaldinho’s volley deflected in off Michael Carrick following a free kick from former United midfielder David Beckham. info
Michael Owen scored a famous hat-trick as Manchester United made light of their injury woes to record a memorable win over German champions Wolfsburg. info
A goal from Rodrigo Tello condemned Manchester United to their first home defeat in 24 Champions League matches as Besiktas ran out 1-0 winners.
Tello scored the decisive goal after 20 minutes and even though Sir Alex Ferguson’s much-changed side had the majority of possession they lacked a cutting edge.
The visitors were grateful to goalkeeper Rustu in stoppage time as he made two superb saves from Federico Macheda and Wes Brown in quick succession. info
MAN UTD qualified for the Champions League knock-out stages after coming from two goals down to draw with CSKA Moscow.
Ferguson’s team provided another night of pure theatre. No team play with such ambition, confidence and purpose when the chips are down and, at 3-1 behind with only six minutes left, they were certainly down. From that perspective, United remain box office.
Manchester United maintained their 100 per cent Champions League record thanks to a late goal from Antonio Valencia against CSKA Moscow. more info & video…
