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Old 02-10-2011, 10:02 AM   #28
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Default Re: United Academy Match 2011-2012

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Academy League
Carrington,*1 October 2011

MANCHESTER UNITED 1
(Van Velzen 37)

MANCHESTER CITY 3
(Hiwula 27, Rusnak 32 73pen)
01/10/2011 12:30 - ManUtd.com, Adam Marshall
U18: United 1 Man City 3



The mini-derby belonged to City as the young Reds were on the wrong end of a 3-1 scoreline.

After an even opening, two goals within five minutes left United facing an uphill battle. Jordy Hiwula latched onto a through ball by Albert Rusnak and clipped his finish past Liam Jacob before Rusnak dribbled through to bag a fine solo effort to double the lead.

There was a real blow when powerful skipper Luke McCullough was forced off after a clash of heads with Hiwula and, with no defender on the bench, Ben Pearson's introduction meant a reshuffle of the team.

Paul McGuinness' side still responded to reduce the arrears when a Joe Rothwell cross was only cleared to Gyliano van Velzen and the Dutchman*calmly placed a relaxed finish*past City keeper Angus Gunn.

In a game of few other chances, the second half was littered with free-kicks and swung in City's favour when a hugely debatable penalty was awarded for a challenge by Luke Hendrie on Rusnak as he shot wide. Rusnak took the spot-kick himself and slammed it past Jacob to put the game beyond the hosts' reach.

Andy Cole, who was on the touchline, saw his son Devante come on as a substitute for City but there were few late openings for either side as the Reds, who also lost Tom Lawrence through injury, failed to really test Gunn again.

United: Jacob; Hendrie, McCullough (Pearson 35), Dalley, Blackett; Barmby, Rothwell, Enkangamene, van Velzen (Gorre 82); Lawrence (Daehli 74), Byrne. Subs not used: Coll, Rudge.
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