[EPL] Tottenham Hotspur 1-1 Manchester United

[dery pramudito]

harus menang nih match ini mau ga mau pokoknya jangan sampe kehilangan poin di match ini, msh nyesel kenapa wktu di OT dulu MU bisa kalah sangat disayangkan bgt, prediksi skor 1-3 for manchester united, Rvp, rooney, giggs

[rondwisan]

Man Utd Squad vs L'pool - 13/1/2013:
De Gea, Da Silva, Ferdinand, Vidic, Evra, Carrick, Cleverley, Young, Kagawa, Welbeck, van Persie.

Subs: Amos, Jones, Valencia, Anderson, Giggs, Smalling, Hernandez.
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Starting XI vs WHU: Lindegaard, Rafael, Smalling, Jones, Buttner, Valencia, Anderson, Giggs, Nani, Chicharito, Rooney

Subs: Amos, Ferdinand, Carrick, Welbeck, van Persie, Scholes, Kagawa.

Opa Fergie bener2 melakukan rotasi tadi pagi nih, 10 pemain berbeda dari match sebelumnya ....
Cuman Rafael aja yg maen berturut2

Pdhl ngarep doi diistirahatkan biar joss di match minggu lusa ...

DDG
Rafael - Rio - Evans - Evra
Nani - Carrick - Cleverley
Kagawa - RvP - Rooney

[dimpel21]

Menang menang menang menang!!!!
belajar dari pertemuan kemaren haruse bisa menang besar

[wira_ozora]

MU punya 20 pemain berkualitas,, buktinya di match td mlm vs WHU. So,,8 pemain bakalan joss di match vs Spurs. Rafael udah main 180 menit,,kynya bkl diganti sama Phil Jones. Duet CB gw lbh prefer Chris Evans. 3 pemain di blkg RvP : Welbeck,Kagawa,Rooney. Prediksi formasi :
De Gea
Jones Smalling Evans Evra
Carrick Clev
Rooney Kagawa Welbeck
RvP
Yakin MU bakalan menang dgn skor 2-0..!

[Anggrawan08]

Originally Posted by wira_ozora

MU punya 20 pemain berkualitas,, buktinya di match td mlm vs WHU. So,,8 pemain bakalan joss di match vs Spurs. Rafael udah main 180 menit,,kynya bkl diganti sama Phil Jones. Duet CB gw lbh prefer Chris Evans. 3 pemain di blkg RvP : Welbeck,Kagawa,Rooney. Prediksi formasi :
De Gea
Jones Smalling Evans Evra
Carrick Clev
Rooney Kagawa Welbeck
RvP
Yakin MU bakalan menang dgn skor 2-0..!

berharap sih united akan menang d match minggu nanti. tapi pertemuan pertama harus jadi batu sandungan buat united. pada match pertama united juga memasang pemain2 berkualitas. ada kagawa dan RVP juga kan. tapi kurang'y konsentrasi barisan blakang kyak'y jadi masalah deh. contoh'y gol vertonghen tuh. terus gol kedua dari bale. semua'y dilakukan dengan serangan balik. tpi 2-0 juga gw harapin tentunya ya di match minggu nanti

[adi_Giggsy]

Yang penting tidak kehilangan konsentrasi dalam bertahan ane yakin United bakalan menang, serangn balik spurs berbahaya karena ada bale n lennon yg speednya kenceng

[rondwisan]

18/01/2013 09:11 - ManUtd.com, Adam Marshall
Match Preview: Tottenham



Form guide: United's long unbeaten Barclays Premier League run will be put to the test at Tottenham, with Spurs striving for a double over Sir Alex's side. The Reds have gone 10 league matches without losing since the reverse at Norwich and have started 2013 with three wins out of four in all competitions. Spurs are also in hot form with Andres Villas-Boas pipping the boss to*December's Manager of the Month award. The North Londoners have strung together a run of seven matches without loss but were held to a goalless draw by struggling QPR last time out.

Ins and outs: Jonny Evans should be ready to return after his hamstring wasn't risked against West Ham in midweek with Nemanja Vidic also in contention to play following his concussion. Ashley Young misses out but the winger's absence is off-set by Nani's return with Wayne Rooney and Anderson adding to the options open to the boss. Spurs are without Sandro, who underwent knee surgery this week, as well as Younes Kaboul and potentially William Gallas.*Emmanuel Adebayor is on*African Cup of Nations duty with Togo.*

Last meeting: Tottenham won at Old Trafford for the first time for 23 years back in September. A Jan Vertonghen shot eventually went down as a Jonny*Evans own goal and Gareth Bale doubled the lead with an individual strike. Clint Dempsey restored the two-goal margin seconds after Nani pulled one back and, despite a Shinji Kagawa effort, the visitors held out for a famous success.

Did you know? John O'Shea went in goal during the 4-0 victory at White Hart Lane in 2007 when Edwin van der Sar broke his nose. The Irish defender not only kept a clean sheet in the closing stages but also made a decent save to frustrate fellow countryman Robbie Keane.

Opposition boss: Andre Villas-Boas arrived in England with a big reputation after working wonders at Porto and earning a tag of the 'new Jose Mourinho'.*Clearly a shrewd tactician, he was given the brief of managing Chelsea's transition but it proved to be a difficult job with the old guard later proving they were still capable of success, culminating in the Champions League triumph in Munich. Villas-Boas had left months earlier, with Roberto Di Matteo stepping into the breach, and the young boss was snapped up by Spurs in the summer following Harry Redknapp's exit.

Star man: Gareth Bale will be a major threat after shining in the match at Old Trafford. The Welsh winger has been a key figure all season and drifts in centrally to offer even more danger to defences.*A United target in his Southampton days, he is*likely to give Rafael a*testing afternoon if the Brazilian plays. However, the South American full-back has dealt impressively with Bale in the past.*

Sub-plots: Robin van Persie will get a rough ride from the home fans due to his Arsenal*connection while Spurs have the incentive of doing a rare double and arguably sneaking into the title race themselves. Midfielder Michael Carrick will come up against his former club. The Reds have an excellent record at White Hart Lane, scene of some superb*wins over the years.

Whistle-blower: Chris Foy takes charge of proceedings in the capital. The experienced referee was also in charge for Tottenham's win at the Theatre of Dreams on 29 September and United's 3-1 beating of Sunderland before Christmas.

Rivals watch: Manchester City will expect to close the gap at the summit when they entertain Fulham on Saturday while Sunday's other big game sees Chelsea face Arsenal at Stamford Bridge.

[rondwisan]

18/01/2013 12:46 - ManUtd.com, Mark Froggatt
Boss: Evans misses Spurs



Sir Alex Ferguson has ruled Jonny Evans out of contention for Manchester United’s clash with Tottenham in the Barclays Premier League on Sunday.

The boss confirmed the Northern Irishman is not yet match fit after sustaining a hamstring injury during the 2-2 draw with West Ham at Upton Park earlier this month, but otherwise has a full squad at his disposal ahead of a tricky trip to White Hart Lane.

Crucially, several players were handed some much-needed game time*in Wednesday night's FA Cup third round replay with the Hammers*and are now available for selection, providing a welcome boost for the Reds.

“We've got a strong squad. Jonny Evans still isn't available,” Sir Alex explained during his weekly press conference at Carrington. “He's not 100 per cent. Other than that, we're not too bad. We got a lot of players a game on Wednesday and I thought they did well. It was a good performance.”

[finza_13]

saatnya membalas kekalahan di OT nih
rotasi udah maksimal kemarin, Rooney juga sudah on fire
lini tengah tetap harus fokus, Spurs punya pemain dengan speed tinggi, harus diwaspadai

[rondwisan]

18/01/2013 13:27 - ManUtd.com, A Bostock, N Coppack
Tottenham will test us



Sir Alex Ferguson says Manchester United's*impressive recent history at White Hart Lane will count for nothing on Sunday, with the hosts under new management for this season.

The boss admires the work done so far by his opposite number at Tottenham Hotspur, Andre Villas-Boas. This time last season, the Portuguese coach was under pressure at Chelsea, where he would ultimately lose his job in early March. But he has since settled in well at Spurs, with the pick of his first 22 league results*probably being their 3-2 win*at United in September - the North London club's only victory at Old Trafford in the Premier League era.

"I think Spurs have done well this season," said Sir Alex at Friday's pre-match press conference. "I've watched quite a few of their games and their form has been consistent. They're in good form and I think they'll challenge for the top four.

"Villas-Boas has*Spurs in*the way he wants them and I think there are signs they're playing how he wants them to play. That's what a coach wants to do - get his philosophy across. I think they'll challenge for the top four."

United are unbeaten in 11 league visits to White Hart Lane, and the last defeat there came when the Reds had already romped to the title in May 2001. You have to go as far back as October 1999 therefore to find a meaningful loss but while Sir Alex is*proud*of that run, he won't rely on it come Sunday afternoon.

"We have a fantastic record there," he acknowledged. "It's a stadium that's old-fashioned, football-wise, like Aston Villa and Everton. There's always a good atmosphere and we enjoy playing there. But we can't take anything for granted. We have a hard game on Sunday. We have to perform."