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It seemed we were going to get a good result but that goal has complicated matters." http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-2051413-5042808 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-2051413-10387791 Hotels in Manchester Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news --------------------------------- [34] Kevin McCarra match report in Guardian --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: 'Manchester United guaranteed an exalted occasion at San Siro during which their players should still tingle with the memory of this wonderful win. The last image will be the one that resonates when the return leg of the semi-final kicks off next Wednesday. The Premiership side had been 2-1 down and in a state of dismay before a comeback completed 15 seconds into stoppage time. Wayne Rooney plucked his second goal of the match by lashing home a first-time drive at the near post. He had an opportunity to exploit not only because of Ryan Giggs's through ball but also because the winger had won a tackle to start the attack. Milan dwindled as the evening went on and the goalkeeper Dida will rightly be blamed for conceding the winner. He had also presented United with a 1-0 lead by recording what some would regard as an own goal, and Milan will rue their judgment that the Brazilian was fully fit following a shoulder problem. Carlo Ancelotti can curse the ill-luck that saw Gennaro Gattuso depart with a foot injury after 53 minutes because he is Milan's power supply and the team dimmed without him. United, rightly, will not dwell on that or the enforced substitution of the visitors' captain Paolo Maldini. They have no cause to think of anything except their revival here and the dynamism that let them swoop on Milan once they were weakened. If Sir Alex Ferguson's side are unsettled at all, the unease comes in memories of the uncontainable Kaka, scorer of both Milan goals. If the Brazilian was supposed to be incarcerated by the deep-lying Darren Fletcher and Michael Carrick he was, in practice, forever escaping custody. The United pair, though, took much credit for driving United onwards in the second-half. Ferguson's team would never have dared to sit back in view of their makeshift defence, one that the opposition exploited fully. In those circumstances, it was ironic that the visitors buckled first. The fault was Dida's as, in the sixth minute, he got in the way of Cristiano Ronaldo's header from a Giggs corner and then clawed the looping ball into his own net. That start was reminiscent of the 7-1 mauling of Roma, but the resemblance with the quarter-final second-leg stopped there. An ageing Milan team have experience in proportion to their years and also relish the inspiration of Kaka, who glowed with virtuosity. United were more insistent than Milan, but that was as far as the cheerful news went in the period following the opener. With 22 minutes gone, Kaka broke away from Carrick to take Clarence Seedorf's pass before a sluggish Gabriel Heinze could reach him and glide a low finish into the far corner of the net. Ferguson had less reason to pardon the Brazilian's next goal 15 minutes later. Kaka was outnumbered as he chased down the left, but he slipped inside Fletcher and lobbed the ball over Heinze, who was then flattened as a frantic Evra collided with him. The mayhem was no distraction to the Milan midfielder as he tucked a shot behind Edwin van der Sar. That was all infuriating for Ferguson, who must have devoted more planning to the threat of Kaka than any other aspect of the fixture. With the lone striker Alberto Gilardino unimpressive, the real source of menace was entirely obvious yet it could not be staunched. With Milan in the lead through two away goals, there was a dread that United's own creativity would not rewarded. A rather severe booking of Evra for a foul on Massimo Oddo late in the first-half means that the left-back will miss the second leg through suspension. Encouragement at Old Trafford lay in the alterations forced on Ancelotti, but United could not immediately come to their own aid and an unmarked Carrick volleyed wide from a Giggs corner in the 48th minute. That paved the way for a misleading period in which Milan appeared capable of outclassing Ferguson's men. One surging move was capped with a one-two between Kaka and Seedorf that ended with the Brazilian volleying high. Whether out of preference or tiredeness, the visitors became much less enterprising after that. It is foolish to yield the initiative to the Old Trafford side. United, better at plundering than they are at guarding, returned to level terms in the 59th minute. Paul Scholes erupted from a muted display to flip a delightful pass and Rooney, onside by a whisker, controlled it with his chest before beating Dida. The goalkeeper had, to his credit, pulled off a few impressive saves, with a particularly convincing response to a Fletcher drive. That, all the same, reflected United's capacity to create a variety of chances against a waning Milan before Rooney's decider. Ancelotti may calculate that his side will prevail in the end, but he would be wise to factor in a goal for the visitors.' --------------------------------- [33] More Rooney --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: Its a great feeling. It was a difficult match but when it got late we kept going. We knew the victory would make it a little bit easier for the away leg. And to get a goal in the last minute is a great feeling. It was fantastic. At 2-1 behind at half-time against a very good Milan team, we knew it would be difficult to get the win. The manager told us too keep pushing, keep going and well get the goals, and we did." --------------------------------- [32] More Fergie on Rooney --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: "Because of the way we played, there were moments when Wayne wasn't involved as much. But his contribution was fantastic and his movement off the ball was out of this world. They couldn't handle him, he was first-class." --------------------------------- [31] Fergie on chances --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: "Michael Carrick could have maybe scored right after half-time. Their goalkeeper's made a fantastic save from Darren Fletcher and Kaka had two further opportunities for AC Milan. He could have scored from them, particularly the second one. We galvanised ourselves after those two misses and really tore at them, stretching them. They were a tired team at the end of the night. You go back two years, it was night and day" --------------------------------- [30] Fergie on goals --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: "We recovered from making two horrible mistakes defensively and I think we deserve our victory because of tha. The first few goals were really scrappy. I think ours was an owngoal and then we gave away two terrible goals. But we persevered, we kept playing our football - some of which was fantastic - and we dominated the second half. We got hold of the game and the equaliser gave us the impetus to go on and win it. That goal was absolutely magnificent. The audacity and confidence of Scholes to do what he did in the heat of that battle was absolutely exceptional. Neutrals watching the game will have been drooling at the quality." http://www.kqzyfj.com/click-2051413-10351781 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-2051413-10295995 Have a Free £25 bet on totesport Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news --------------------------------- [29] As we told you in the last mag --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: from the Mail 'City angered United further by allotting them only 2,800 tickets following consultations with safety officials. Under Premier League rules, United are entitled to a minimum of 3,000 tickets but the figure has been cut after City cited problems caused at recent derbies by away supporters standing in seated area.' --------------------------------- [28] from the Mail --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: 'At the final whistle last night Italian midfielder Genaro Gattuso appeared to become involved in a confrontation with Ferguson. But Ferguson said: "It was not me. I think it was an incident with a steward." An hour after the finish, Old Trafford had to be evacuated following the discovery of a suspect package.' --------------------------------- [27] Ronaldo wins anither award --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: from SKY 'Cristiano Ronaldo has completed a clean sweep of the PFA awards after being named the Fans' Player of the Year on Tuesday. The Manchester United star became the first player for 30 years to win both the PFA Player of the Year and Young Player of the Year prizes in an awards ceremony in London on Sunday night. The beguiling Portuguese winger has now completed a memorable hat-trick by winning the accolade that is voted for by supporters up and down the country. Ronaldo's success in claiming the fans award underlines just how far he has come in the past nine months after being made public enemy number one following the World Cup finals. His every touch was greeted with a chorus of boos in English grounds after his involvement in Wayne Rooney's quarter-final dismissal against Portugal, but Ronaldo clearly thrived in adversity. Playing a key role in United's on-going treble challenge, Ronaldo has scored 21 goals for Sir Alex Ferguson's side and become one of world football's most desirable players during a tremendous season.' --------------------------------- [26] Opta match stats --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: Manchester United Team Statistics Milan 3 Goals 2 1 1st Half Goals 2 11 Shots on Target 4 5 Shots off Target 8 6 Blocked Shots 2 10 Corners 2 17 Fouls 14 2 Offsides 2 2 Yellow Cards 2 0 Red Cards 0 84.4 Passing Success 78.9 24 Tackles 25 75 Tackles Success 84 55.2 Possession 44.8 58.5 Territorial Advantage 41.5 --------------------------------- [25] Fergie - not easy --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: "It will not be easy - but it will not be easy for them either." http://www.anrdoezrs.net/click-2051413-10426532 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news http://www.anrdoezrs.net/click-2051413-5039258 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news --------------------------------- [24] BBC match stats --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: Man Utd: Van der Sar, O'Shea, Brown, Heinze, Evra, Fletcher, Carrick, Scholes, Ronaldo, Rooney, Giggs. Subs Not Used: Kuszczak, Smith, Solskjaer, Dong, Richardson, Eagles, Lee. Booked: Evra, Giggs. Goals: Ronaldo 6, Rooney 59, 90. AC Milan: Dida, Oddo, Nesta, Maldini (Bonera 46), Jankulovski, Gattuso (Brocchi 52), Pirlo, Ambrosini, Seedorf, Kaka, Gilardino (Gourcuff 84). Subs Not Used: Kalac, Cafu, Inzaghi, Favalli. Booked: Kaka, Bonera. Goals: Kaka 22, 37. Att: 73,820 Ref: Kyros Vassaras (Greece). --------------------------------- [23] No surprise --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: from BBC 'Fans have been praised by police after Manchester United's match against AC Milan passed off peacefully. Seven arrests were made at the Champions League game at Old Trafford, for public order and touting offences. Greater Manchester Police put extra officers on duty, following clashes between United and Roma supporters two weeks ago. A police spokesman said both sets of fans were worthy of praise for their good behaviour on Tuesday night. Three men were arrested on suspicion of section 5 public order offences and three men were arrested in relation to ticketing offences, one of whom was released without charge. One man was cautioned for a public order offence.' --------------------------------- [22] Rooney thanks Scholes for pass --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: "I see him do it every day in training. He's brilliant. He is a joy to play with, a genius. It's a great feeling. It was a difficult match but when it got late we kept going. We knew the victory would make it a little bit easier for the away leg. And to get a goal in the last minute is a great feeling. It was fantastic. At 2-1 behind at half-time against a very good Milan team, we knew it would be difficult to get the win. The manager told us to keep pushing, keep going and we'll get the goals, and we did." --------------------------------- [21] Fergie on boost --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: "We're in front and they know that - it's a really big game now. They have got a really difficult game on their hands now. We are chasing the Premiership and this is the biggest boost we could have got. Scholes' pass for Rooney's equaliser was fantastic, just a little flick but what a pass." --------------------------------- [20] More Fergie praise for Fletcher --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: "We have got eight days to get Rio fit and that is crucial to us now because Patrice misses the game. I could bring Darren Fletcher back to right-back but I hope we don't have to given his performance in midfield in the first leg. Darren was outstanding with his energy and willingness to work for the team. He seems to excel in the big games and that was another big performance from him." http://www.anrdoezrs.net/click-2051413-10356806 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-2051413-10367483 City breaks from £99 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news --------------------------------- [19] Fergie on game plan --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: "It was a fantastic pass by Paul Scholes to set up Wayne for our second goal and that gave us the incentive. We needed our players to hit the heights and his winner was a fantastic goal. The way we played - with the ball as wide as we could to stretch them - meant he was not getting as much of the ball as he would like but when he did he was a real threat to them. It won't be easy in Milan but they know it won't be easy either. We have got an outstanding chance now." --------------------------------- [18] Fergie on turnaround --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: "When you are 2-1 down to a team of Milan's standard it is very difficult to get back into the game. But at half-time we told the players to persevere with playing our football and keep playing at speed." --------------------------------- [17] Reserves lose out on title --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: as Bolton win it after their 3-1 victory over Newcastle. --------------------------------- [16] Milan coach disappointed --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: "We are disappointed about their winning goal because I felt we had the match pretty much in hand. It seemed we were going to get a good result but that goal has complicated matters." --------------------------------- [15] Fergie on Rooney --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: "Wayne was a threat to Milan all night. We played him up front on his own because we wanted to stretch their defence. It meant he wasn't going to get the greatest involvement in the match but he still made some fantastic runs between the two central defenders and of course, the winning goal was an incredible hit." http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-2051413-5590780 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news http://www.kqzyfj.com/click-2051413-8829216 Argos Latest offers and price drops! Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news --------------------------------- [14] MEN on IMUSA-Roma action --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: 'MANCHESTER United fans left battered and bloodied after the 'battle of Rome' have launched a legal case against Italian police. Shocking evidence of violent attacks by baton-wielding riot police has been collected from more than 150 fans - and legal papers have now been lodged. The trouble at Rome's Stadio Olimpico flared during United's Champions League quarter-final game against AS Roma earlier this month. The Independent Manchester United Supporters Association has taken statements from fans and launched a two-pronged campaign. They are demanding the Italian judiciary start a criminal investigation into the 'unprovoked attack' by riot police and also a civil legal action to claim damages for those injured. The campaign was formally launched when Italian civil rights lawyer Michele Vaira, who is providing his services free, lodged papers with the Italian courts. Initially, four test cases are being brought, involving the most seriously hurt, and the rest are expected to be brought later. It is understood 23-year-old Carly Lyes, from Rusholme, is among the cases. She had her camera stolen by one riot officer and was then beaten about the head with fists and batons as she tried to retrieve it. One of the other cases involves a fan allegedly struck seven times after he had already been knocked unconscious. Imusa spokesman Colin Hendrie said the riot police indiscriminately attacked United fans who had not charged the barrier. "We are saying a crime has been committed and we want that to be investigated," he said. "People had broken bones and they had time off work. It's a group action that involves 150 eye-witness statements. "The Rome police also reversed their batons. It's one thing police using weapons for restraint to defend themselves, but it's a different thing when those police use batons the wrong way round, with the heavy end being used to strike people - and to change it into a weapon possibly with lethal consequences." The legal challenge emerged after the Italian government admitted last week some police mistreated United fans. Interior minister Giuliano Amato said some police 'went too hard on the English fans and used their batons too easily', although he also defended the majority of Italian police and criticised United fans for being `drunk all day in Rome'. The authorities in Italy have also ruled that police will not patrol the inside of stadiums from next season and leave that duty to club stewards, following the example of English clubs. Mr Hendrie added: "We were contacted by fans from other teams like Middlesbrough, Leeds and Arsenal, as well as Italian clubs like Sampdoria. "They all said the same had happened to them." --------------------------------- [13] United wanted City game moved a day --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: from BBC 'Manchester City have refused a request to move back their derby fixture against Manchester United next month. United are scheduled to face City on Saturday 5 May at Eastlands, less than three days after the Champions League semi-final, second leg in Milan. The Reds, who are also in the hunt for the Premiership title, asked to delay the derby game until Sunday 6 May. However, City rejected the request and insist the game must go ahead as planned, with a 1245 (BST) kick-off. Extra spice had been added to the Manchester derby when it appeared United would clinch the Premiership title with victory at Eastlands. However, that scenario is now an outside prospect as United would have to beat Everton at Goodison this weekend, while Chelsea would need to lose their home game against Bolton. That would leave Sir Alex Ferguson's side holding a six-point advantage, knowing a win over Stuart Pearce's City would effectively seal the championship. United won this season's reverse fixture in December at Old Trafford 3-1, with goals from Wayne Rooney, Louis Saha and Cristiano Ronaldo. ' --------------------------------- [12] Milan boss --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: Carlo Ancelotti "Manchester United probably do have a slight advantage. We are disappointed about their winning goal because I felt we had the match pretty much in hand. It seemed we were going to get a good result but that goal has complicated matters. It is difficult to say whether the result would have been the same if those two (Gattuso and Maldini) had stayed on the pitch but quite clearly, you are going to miss players of that experience" --------------------------------- [11] Fergie on team next week --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: "If Rio doesn't make it, I do have the option of playing Darren Fletcher at right-back, although given the way he played tonight, I would prefer not to do that." --------------------------------- [10] Fergie on luck --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: "I don't think anyone expected us to fold when we fell behind but Kaka did have two chances to get a third for them, which he didn't take, and that gave us a lifeline. But you need a bit of luck on nights like this and I am delighted with the way we came back. The second goal gave us the incentive to push forward again and once we started to do that, there was only going to be one winner." http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-2051413-5042808 Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news http://www.jdoqocy.com/click-2051413-10387791 Hotels in Manchester Check http://www.rednews.co.uk to view the image which has been removed from plain text email version of news --------------------------------- [9] Fergie on Rooney winner --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: "It was an incredible hit. He didn't take a touch on it, just hit it first time. It was a brilliant goal. On an occasion like tonight, we needed our big players to hit the heights." --------------------------------- [8] Fergie - we'll score --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: "With the speed of our game, I believe we will score in Italy. Whether it will be enough I don't know. It will not be easy - but it will not be easy for them either." --------------------------------- [7] Alan Ball dies --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: from MEN 'ENGLAND World Cup winner and former Manchester City manager Alan Ball died of a heart attack last night, his son Jimmy said. The youngest member of the side that lifted the trophy at Wembley in 1966 died after watching Manchester United's European Championship semi-final tie with AC Milan. Jimmy Ball, speaking from his father's Southampton home, said: "I was talking to him last night just after the football and he was in great form. We were talking about (Paul) Scholes's pass. "And then I got a phone call in the middle of the night. It's unbelievable and very, very sad." The midfielder won 72 caps for his country in a 10-year England career and starred for both Everton and Arsenal. Ball is the second member of the side that beat West Germany 4-2 to die. Captain Bobby Moore died of cancer in 1993. Midfielder Ball was a key member of manager Sir Alf Ramsey's 'Wingless Wonders', and was awarded an MBE in 2000 for his services to football.' --------------------------------- [6] Fergie - the result is a boost for title race --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: "We are chasing the title and this is the biggest boost we could have got. It will give us a boost I am sure of it." --------------------------------- [5] Fergie - great chance now --------------------------------- Posted Wednesday, April 25, 2007 by ed: "We persevered and we kept playing our football. Some of our football was fantastic. I think in the second half we dominated. We got hold of it and the equaliser set us up to go and win it. It gives us a magnificent chance now. We will be going over there with a big chance. 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