[EPL] Manchester United 2-2 Burnley

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Manchester United vs Burnley

Manchester United vs Burnley - Premier League Gameweek 20
Selasa, 26 Desember 2017
Kick Off : 22.00 WIB
Venue : Old Trafford, Manchester
Wasit : Martin Atkinson
Live : beIN Sports 1

League standings and form guide
2. Manchester United : WLWWD
7. Burnley : LWWDL

Team News
Manchester United : Michael Carrick, Eric Bailly, Marouane Fellaini, Antonio Valencia and Chris Smalling ruled out. Matteo Darmian doubtful.
Burnley : Tom Heaton, Robbie Brady, Chris Wood, James Tarkowski and Dean Marney ruled out. Jonathan Walters and Stephen Ward doubtful.

Familiar Faces
Tom Heaton, Robbie Brady, Anders Lindegaard and Phil Bardsley

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Head to Head pertandingan kedua tim :
ManUtd menang : 59x
Imbang : 21x
Burnley menang : 44x

10 pertemuan terakhir kedua tim :
19 April 1976 - Burnley 0-1 Manchester United - League Division One
26 September 1984 - Manchester United 4-0 Burnley - League Cup
09 Oktpber 1984 - Burnley 0-3 Manchester United - League Cup
3 Desember 2002 - Burnley 0-2 Manchester United - League Cup
19 Agustus 2009 - Burnley 1-0 Manchester United - Premier League
16 Januari 2010 - Manchester United 3-0 Burnley - Premier League
30 Agustus 2014 - Burnley 0-0 Manchester United - Premier League
11 Februari 2015 - Manchester United 3-1 Burnley - Premier League
29 Oktober 2016 - Manchester United 0-0 Burnley - Premier League
23 April 2017 - Burnley 0-2 Manchester United - Premier League

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PREVIEW : MANCHESTER UNITED V BURNLEY



What’s the team news? United could be without Chris Smalling - who has started the last 13 league games - after he pulled up with what appeared to be a groin strain in the closing stages of Saturday's draw at the King Power Stadium, just before Harry Maguire's equaliser. Fellow centre-back Eric Bailly will definitely be out again after undergoing surgery on his ankle and right-back Antonio Valencia is doubtful after missing the last two games with a hamstring injury. In midfield, the boss doesn't expect Michael Carrick to feature over the festive period and is unsure whether Marouane Fellaini will be able to return in the meantime. For Burnley, highly-rated defender James Tarkowski misses out as he serves the second game of a three-match ban, while their record signing Chris Wood is a doubt after being replaced in the first half against Tottenham. The striker was injured following a collision with Hugo Lloris. Former Reds Tom Heaton (dislocated shoulder) and Robbie Brady (knee) are long-term absentees, while experienced left-back Stephen Ward is still out with a knee problem.

How are the Clarets doing? After comfortably avoiding relegation in their first season back in the top flight last term, Burnley are riding high in the table and enjoying a remarkable campaign so far under the tutelage of Sean Dyche. The sought-after manager celebrated his fifth anniversary at the club recently. At the halfway stage of the league season, the Clarets sit seventh heading into this game - just three points behind fourth-placed Liverpool - having won nine, drawn five and lost five of their 19 matches so far. They were unbeaten in three matches - beating Watford and Stoke 1-0 at home before a goalless draw at Brighton - prior to the weekend's chastening loss at the hands of Spurs and hat-trick hero Harry Kane.

What happened when we last faced them? We met the Clarets twice in the league last term and produced a better result on the road. Dyche's men frustrated the Reds at Old Trafford, with former United goalkeeper Tom Heaton in inspired form, to earn a goalless draw as Ander Herrera was sent off after a second yellow card in the second half. First-half goals by Anthony Martial and Wayne Rooney secured a 2-0 triumph at Turf Moor back in April.

Who is Burnley's biggest threat? If he is passed fit to play, burly striker Wood could provide the biggest headache to United's defence. The New Zealand international has five goals this season, and was formerly with the Reds' old rivals Leeds United. Much of the Lancashire side's good work, however, has been based around their stout defensive work. Incidentally, the Clarets have the third best record in the division, conceding just 15 league goals so far this season.

What's our Boxing Day record like? Well, the Reds are in fact the best performing side on this particular date in the calendar in the Premier League era with 19 wins, two draws and just two defeats. Those results mean that United have won 59 points on Boxing Day - 15 more than the closest challengers Arsenal, though the Londoners have played three games fewer.

Who is the referee? The man in the middle will be West Yorkshire whistler Martin Atkinson - who has taken charge of 31 previous United encounters, with the Reds winning 18 of these. His assistants will be Stephen Child and Harry Lennard, while the fourth official will be Lee Mason. Atkinson was also in charge of our Boxing Day game last year - a 3-1 win over Sunderland at home, remembered for Henrikh Mkhitaryan's outrageous scorpion kick.

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[Zulfan]

Kalah udah, imbang udah. Sekarang maunya apa sih?

[Andi Istiabudi]

Hmmm kira-kita Anders Lindegaard bakal tampil tidak yach ? Jika ya maka bakal reunian nih dengan punggawa United lainnya #sangmantan

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Tidak tayang TV lokal ya, live di beIN Sports 1..

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Originally Posted by penk22_

Tidak tayang TV lokal ya, live di beIN Sports 1..

Ya sudah main di pe es aja 😫

[Zulfan]

Entah kualitas streaming yg ancur2an atau udah ketinggalan dua gol aja yg bikin malam ini begitu sempurna.

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Memalukan... di kandang sendiri main demi 1 poin. Entah di awal tahun bakal ada di posisi berapa klo seperti ini.

Percuma punya 7 pemain jangkung klo set piece sepele kebobolan.

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MANCHESTER UNITED 2 BURNLEY 2

Premier League | Old Trafford | Attendance: 75,046 | Scorers: Lingard 53, 90+1; Barnes 3, Defour 36

Jesse Lingard was United's saviour on Boxing Day, as the half-time substitute scored twice to cancel out a shock advantage gleaned for Burnley by Ashley Barnes's second-minute opener and Steven Defour's free-kick.

Lingard pulled the first goal back with a clever backheeled finish from a low Ashley Young cross in the 53rd minute but the Reds were made to wait until injury time for his point-saving second strike, a low finish arrowed into the net after the Clarets failed to clear a corner.

There has always been a fierce rivalry between United and Burnley and games have invariably been feisty occasions. This latest encounter against one of Lancashire’s most famous clubs got off to an explosive start when the Clarets took the lead in only the third minute.

Marcos Rojo received a yellow card after stopping Jeff Hendrick in his tracks and when Johann Berg Gudmundsson swung the resulting free-kick into David De Gea’s penalty area, United’s defence failed to clear and Ashley Barnes gleefully hooked the ball home.

It was dream start for the visitors and for the next few minutes they matched United in every facet of game as the Reds took a little time to get into their stride. However, Juan Mata, Luke Shaw and Paul Pogba all raised the home fans' hopes of an equaliser as the chances started to stack up in front of the East Stand.

This was unquestionably a full-blooded North-West clash that was generating one of the noisiest atmospheres of the season inside Old Trafford. On the balance of play, United certainly looked the most likely to score next, but in the 36th minute, Burnley shocked the majority of the crowd when they scored again to double their lead.

The second goal came as a result of another free-kick just outside United’s box at the Stretford End, a set piece which was clinically despatched past De Gea by Burnley’s Belgian international Steven Defour.

Romelu Lukaku almost halved the deficit in the moments before the half-time whistle was sounded, but his blistering drive was narrowly wide of the post.

Mourinho freshened up his team up at the interval, introducing Lingard for Ibrahimovic and Henrikh Mkhitaryan for Rojo. Both the incoming players took up midfield places with Nemanja Matic dropping back into defence to replace the Reds' Argentinian centre-back.

United’s supporters were in good voice and urging their favourites to push forward and in the 53rd minute they really had something to shout about when Burnley’s defence was finally breached. The Reds were certainly looking determined and when Young’s cross from the right found Lingard, the half-time arrival deftly back-heeled his side back into the game.

Jose Mourinho's men, who’d enjoyed the lion’s share of possession and attacking prominence throughout the game, were now hunting for the equaliser against a Burnley team fighting hard to preserve their lead.
The pressure on the visitors' defence was almost continuous, but credit to the Clarets, they were battling hard to keep a grip on their one-goal lead.

Nick Pope, in the Burnley net, was probably involved more than any other player on the field as the Reds hammered away in search of a second vital goal. The clock seemed to be ticking ever quicker and the Burnley supporters, who had been in good voice for most of the afternoon, were a little quieter and perhaps holding their breath and keeping their fingers crossed.

The ninety-minute mark was reached and the fourth official held up his illuminated board to indicate that there would be five extra minutes. Old Trafford roared its approval in the hope that a second home defeat of the season could still be averted.

Two minutes into added time, and with some fans already making for the exits, United finally saved the day when Lingard grabbed his second goal of the match to give his side what was looking like an increasing unlikely share of the spoils.

This was perfect Boxing Day fayre and an indication of the ferocity of the contest can be assessed from the fact that there were ten yellow cards, seven of them for Burnley players, shown by referee Martin Atkinson.
He’ll certainly have a heavy load of paperwork to deal with on the back of his afternoon’s work in the middle.

THE LINE-UPS

United: De Gea; Young, Jones, Rojo (Mkhitaryan, 46), Shaw; Matic, Pogba; Mata, Ibrahimovic (Lingard, 46), Rashford; Lukaku.

Substitutes not used: Romero, Blind, Lindelof, Tuanzebe, Herrera.

Booked: Rojo, Shaw, Mkhitaryan.

Burnley: Pope; Bardsley, Long, Mee, Taylor; Arfield, Cork, Hendrick, Defour (Vokes, 66), Gudmundsson; Barnes (Walters, 80).

Substitutes not used: Lindegaard, Marney, Lowton, Westwood, Wells.

Booked: Barnes, Taylor, Bardsley, Pope, Gudmundsson, Cork, Vokes.

WHAT'S NEXT FOR UNITED?

After playing both Leicester City and Burnley in a period of less than 72 hours, the gap until the Reds' home meeting with Southampton will seem comparatively refreshing. Mauricio Pellegrino will bring his beleaguered Saints side to Old Trafford for Saturday's 17:30 GMT kick-off, on the back of a heavy 5-2 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur at Wembley.

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