[EPL] Manchester United 4-3 Newcastle United

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[EPL] Manchester United vs Newcastle United

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[EPL] Man Utd vs Newcastle United
Rabu, 26 Desember 2012
Kick Off : 22.00 WIB
Venue : Old Trafford Stadium, Manchester

Head to head Newcastle United vs Manchester United

Pada laga perdana musim ini, United berhasil menaklukkan Toon Army dengan 3 gol tanpa balas di kandang mereka, Oktober lalu oleh gol-gol Evans, Evra dan Cleverley

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boxing day ya, harus menang walaupun gw yakin match ini sulit. come on bouncing back!!

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Yupp ..., berharap United bisa bounc back di match ini, match yg tidak mudah meski di kandang sendiri, tim tamu tentunya tidak mau di double and juga ingin membalas kekalahan 0-3 di laga perdana.

Meski the Toon Army saat ini ada di posisi #14 dengan 20 point dari 5W 5D 8L, tetep aja tidak menjamin United akan kembali dapat dengan mudah meraih 3 point

Curiga besok #11 ama #22 akan masuk starting line up nih
Linde, Smalling, Rio, Buttner, Fletcher, Wellbeck bisa masuk skuad nih, jika bener Opa mo merotasi team

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Penampilan Toon Army musim ini termasuk yg rada merosot nih, imbas EL kah ? Who knows ??
Yg pasti skuad mereka masih menakutkan dengan adanya duet Cisse - Ba di depan (Ba bahkan skrng gantian yg ikut top score EPL race, sementara dng 11 gol), juga Obertan
Ditengah ada Tiote and Cabaye
Belakang ex Reds, Dany Simpson
Mereka akan menatap match besok lusa dengan bekal kemenangan 1-0 di laga terakhir dari QPR

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Daftar cedera pemain Newcastle .......

H*Ben*Arfa / Hamstring Injury / no*return*date
S*Taylor / Hamstring Injury / 22nd*Jan*13
Y*Cabaye / Groin/Pelvis Injury / Feb*13
D*Gosling / Knee Injury / no*return*date
H*Vučkić / ACL Knee Injury / May*13
R*Taylor / ACL Knee Injury / Mar*13

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Daftar cedera pemain Manchester United

Rafael / Hamstring Injury / no*return*date
Anderson / Hamstring Injury / 29th*Dec*12
Nani / Hamstring Injury / no*return*date
S*Kagawa / Knee Injury / no*return*date

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#3point wajib

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MANCHESTER UNITED v Newcastle: Fergie to ring the changes at Old Trafford



Sir Alex Ferguson is certain to make changes for Manchester United's Boxing Day encounter with Newcastle.
United's failure to beat Swansea on Sunday saw their advantage in the Premier League title race trimmed to four points.

Danny Welbeck, Javier Hernandez, Chris Smalling and Darren Fletcher will be amongst those hoping to be involved, whilst Rafael needs to shrug off the hamstring injury that kept him out of the Liberty Stadium encounter.

Team (from): Lindegaard, De Gea, Jones, Smalling, Vidic, Ferdinand Evans, Buttner, Evra, Cleverley, Giggs, Fletcher, Scholes, Carrick, Young, Hernandez, Welbeck, Rooney, Van Persie.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/

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Manchester United's Jonny Evans wary of Newcastle strikeforce



Alan Pardew's men secured only their second win in 12 games with an unconvincing display against QPR on Saturday.

Whereas last season they were scoring goals for fun, this time around it has been far harder, and rather than challenging for a Champions League spot, they have been nervously looking over their shoulders at the drop zone.

But Evans does not feel that is a reason for Manchester United to take it easy at Old Trafford on Boxing Day.

The Northern Ireland international knows Senegal duo Demba Ba and Papiss Cisse can cause problems for any defence.

"Those guys are both very powerful," said Evans.

"What Newcastle do very well is work the ball wide and put it in the box.

"A lot of their goals come that way because Ba and Cisse don't give you a minute.

"When the ball is floating around in the box, they beat people in the air and their goal record is what got Newcastle to where they were last year."

United have already beaten the Geordies' twice this term, including in the Premier League at St James' Park with what many feel is still their best 90-minute performance of the campaign.

Evans was one of them men on target, and he accepts it was a performance that set a standard which needs to be followed.

"In the last couple of seasons we have gone away to places like Newcastle and either lost or drawn," he said.

"This time it was very important to win. We were well prepared, had the right mindset and defended well.

"With the goals as well it was one of our best performances of the season."

NME

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25/12/2012 01:01 - ManUtd.com, James Tuck
Welbeck wary of Magpies



Newcastle have endured an indifferent first half of the season, but that isn’t fooling Danny Welbeck.

The Magpies are scrapping for points in the bottom half of the table, a catalogue of injuries having dented their hopes of emulating last season’s fifth-place finish.

But Alan Pardew’s team is still littered with talented players who have the potential to upset United at Old Trafford on Boxing Day, as Welbeck knows.

The Reds striker told United Review: “They’ve found it a bit tougher this year but I know they’ve had some injuries, which have played a part.*

“You can still see potential throughout their team. They have some real attacking threats – everyone knows about players like Demba Ba and Papiss Cissé.*

“All I can do is watch their games, look for any weaknesses and then do some damage on the pitch if I get the chance.”

Welbeck will be hoping for an opportunity up front after seeing his game-time limited this season by the arrival of Robin van Persie and the form of Javier Hernandez.*

The 22-year-old admits there are positive and negative aspects to the traditional Boxing Day fixture.

“I suppose the worst part is that you have to spend Christmas night in a hotel and aren’t with your family,” he said. “I don’t think people really see that side of things.*

“But the players look forward to the festive period because the games come thick and fast and, if you have a good run of results, you can be in a really strong position come the new year.”