[EPL] Burnley 0-1 Manchester United

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Burnley vs Manchester United

Burnley vs Manchester United - Premier League Gameweek 24
Sabtu, 20 Januari 2018
Kick Off : 22.00 WIB
Venue : Turf Moor, Burnley
Wasit : Andre Marriner
Live : tbc

League standings and form guide
2. Manchester United: DDDWW
7. Burnley: LDDLL

Team News
Manchester United : Zlatan Ibrahimović, Eric Bailly and Michael Carrick ruled out. Ashley Young returns from suspension.
Burnley : Tom Heaton and Robbie Brady ruled out. Stephen Ward, Scott Arfield and Chris Wood 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 : 22x
Burnley menang : 44x

10 pertemuan terakhir kedua tim :
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
26 Desember 2017 - Manchester United 2-2 Burnley - Premier League

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MATCH PREVIEW: BURNLEY V MANCHESTER UNITED

Setting the scene… United have begun the new year in the best possible way, with three wins from three games in all competitions without conceding a goal. The Reds will look to continue our perfect record in 2018 so far, when making the relatively short trip to East Lancashire to face Burnley. The Clarets have been the Premier League’s surprise package this season but have experienced a dip in form recently.

Although a tough test is still in prospect at Turf Moor, Jose Mourinho’s men head into the game on the back of Monday’s convincing 3-0 win over Stoke City and must be confident of recording a third successive league win while extending our unbeaten run in the top flight to eight games.

Is it on TV? Saturday’s game will kick-off at 15:00 GMT and will, therefore, not be broadcast live in the UK. However, subscribers to MUTV on Sky or Virgin Media, the club’s MUTV app or online at MUTV.com will be able to watch the build-up from 13:15 GMT on the Match Day show. You will also be able to listen to radio commentary of the game before watching it in full on Sunday at 18:00 GMT.

What’s the team news? Ashley Young has served his three-match suspension and could return. United's only current absentees are captain Michael Carrick, defender Eric Bailly and striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Carrick is edging closer to a return to action after an extended absence following a heart problem, while Bailly and Ibrahimovic could be back training by the end of the month. The boss could give a further update on his squad in his pre-match press conference on Friday.

Meanwhile, Burnley are still without former Reds Tom Heaton and Robbie Brady, left-back Stephen Ward and top scorer Chris Wood through injury but Scott Arfield could return after three games out with a hamstring problem. On-loan Tottenham forward Georges-Kevin N'Koudou could be in line for his first start after making his debut as a substitute against Crystal Palace last weekend.

How have Burnley been doing? After comfortably avoiding relegation in their first season back in the top flight last term, Burnley have enjoyed a remarkable campaign so far under Sean Dyche and are comfortably in the top half of the table. But despite boasting the third-best defensive record in the Premier League, the injury-hit Clarets have endured a poor run of form recently which has halted their momentum. The Lancashire side haven’t won in their last seven games since a 1-0 home victory over Stoke in mid-December, which briefly took them into the top four, and have lost all three of their matches in 2018 including a 1-0 reverse at a resurgent Crystal Palace last Saturday.

What happened in the previous meeting? United were frustrated but showed powers of recovery to come from two goals down and draw 2-2 with Burnley at Old Trafford on Boxing Day. Half-time substitute Jesse Lingard scored both goals, including a stoppage-time equaliser, after Ashley Barnes and Steven Defour had netted in the first half for the Clarets. The visitors' performance showed they are dangerous, despite the fact they haven't won in their last seven matches.

How is our record against them? We've previously met Burnley 125 times in all competitions, stretching back to 1892, winning on 59 occasions, but Saturday’s match will be only the eighth time we’ve locked horns with the Clarets in the Premier League. United have a strong record – winning three and drawing three, with the only defeat a 1-0 loss away from home in 2009 – while goals from Wayne Rooney and Anthony Martial in a 2-0 win last April ensured our first Premier League victory at Turf Moor.

Strong at the back: United are yet to concede a goal in 2018 and have kept four clean sheets in a row. Ironically, Burnley were the last team to find the net against the Reds in the Boxing Day draw. Meanwhile, Monday’s shut-out against Stoke was David De Gea’s 13th in the Premier League this season – more than any other keeper – and the Spaniard hasn’t conceded on his previous two visits to Turf Moor.

Danger man: Paul Pogba put in another top performance during the comfortable victory over Stoke. A dominant and dynamic presence in midfield, the influential Frenchman has been named the club’s Man of the Match twice already in 2018 and has been our chief creator in recent weeks. Pogba set up the first-half goals for Antonio Valencia and Anthony Martial against the Potters, which took his tally of assists to nine in 13 Premier League games this season. He also has an impressive record of not being on the losing side for the Reds in 35 league games – since a defeat at Chelsea on 23 October 2016.

One to watch: An unsung hero, Johann Berg Gudmundsson has more than played his part in Burnley’s impressive season so far. A key member of the Iceland team which reached the quarter-finals of Euro 2016 and qualified for their first World Cup finals this summer, he creates lots of chances and has registered five assists in recent weeks. He also scored his second Burnley goal in their 2-1 home defeat by Liverpool on New Year’s Day and the United defence will have to keep a close eye on the former Charlton man.

Who’s the referee? Mike Dean will take charge of his third United game this season after handling our 4-0 home win over Crystal Palace in September and Carabao Cup quarter-final defeat at Bristol City. He will be assisted by Simon Long and Ian Hussin, with Mike Jones appointed as the fourth official.

Rivals Watch: As always, there’s an action-packed Premier League weekend in store, spread across three days. Here’s the full fixture list…

Saturday 20 January (15:00 GMT unless stated)
Brighton v Chelsea (12:30 GMT)
Arsenal v Crystal Palace
Burnley v Manchester United
Everton v West Bromwich Albion
Leicester City v Watford
Stoke City v Huddersfield Town
West Ham United v Bournemouth
Manchester City v Newcastle United (17:30 GMT)

Sunday 21 January
Southampton v Tottenham Hotspur (16:00 GMT)

Monday 22 January
Swansea City v Liverpool (20:00 GMT)

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[tumpal_oneunited]

Berhubung maennya Sabtu besok, rasanya Sanchez belum akan turun bersama Pasukan Mou yak vs Burnley.
Hehehe..
Coba kalo maennya senin malam...

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"Luke Shaw telah melakukannya dengan sangat baik. Dia sudah membaik dan bermain bagus saat saya mulai memainkannya setelah periode yang panjang tanpa bermain," ujarn Mourinho di situs resmi klub.

"Saya ingat saat pertama kali dia bermain di Liga Champions [melawan CSKA Moskow] dia datang selangkah demi selangkah dan sekarang, dengan jangka waktu pertandingan yang bagus dan juga dengan kontinuitas dan permainan seperti yang dia lakukan, seperti melawan Everton [pada Hari Tahun Baru] dua hari setelah pertandingan sebelumnya [melawan Southampton]," sambungnya.

"Dia bagus, solid, jauh lebih baik secara fisik, mental jauh lebih kuat, secara taktis memahami permainan dengan lebih baik dan apa yang kami butuhkan darinya dalam fase dan keadaan yang berbeda. Anda senang bursa transfer dan bisa saya katakan pada saat ini, saya tidak melihat banyak bek kiri lebih baik dari Luke Shaw," tandasnya.

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BURNLEY 0 MANCHESTER UNITED 1

Premier League | Turf Moor | Attendance: 21,841 | Scorer: Martial 54

Manchester United secured three points from a tight affair at Burnley, thanks to Anthony Martial's winner, as Jose Mourinho's men maintained our good form in 2018 with another victory and clean sheet.

Despite a positive opening, the Reds endured a largely unproductive first half as the opening 45 minutes yielded precious few efforts on goal for either side. Paul Pogba was at the heart of most of anything positive and hooked a volley over the top from an Ashley Young pass when offered a rare sight of Nick Pope's goal.

The Clarets looked capable of producing moments of danger from set-pieces with James Tarkowski left worryingly clear to waste a headed chance from a free-kick and Ben Mee also meeting a corner with no real reward.

Romelu Lukaku did well when involved, even if he was having to drop deep, but Pope remained untroubled for the entire half. Young supplied some class when a neat trick allowed him to get past Johann Berg Gudmundsson and ex-Red Phil Bardsley, only to bend his attempt the wrong side of the far post.

Martial fired well wide after a link-up with Pogba in stoppage time to suggest better would follow the break from United. Indeed, that was case as Jose's teamtalk had the desired impact.

Nine minutes into the second half, the decisive moment arrived. Lukaku showed great perseverance in winning the ball and advancing forward to spot Martial in space with an inviting pass. Martial deceived Pope with a clinical finish that crashed home off the underside of the bar in front of the delighted travelling fans.

Burnley's response was a good one, with Gudmundsson hitting the top of the bar from a free-kick in a promising position just outside the box. With the Clarets fans optimistically appealing for every decision, including a shout for handball by Chris Smalling when it appeared to hit his chest, it was never going to be an easy ride for the Reds.

David De Gea helped over a Mee header and a dangerous centre by Gudmundsson clipped off Smalling with the visitors at full stretch. United had chances to add a second but, too often, shots were delayed by the likes of Lukaku, Pogba and Jesse Lingard and desperate blocks were made.

Ashley Barnes and substitute Sam Vokes nodded headers off target but Pope was the busier of the keepers late on, with a one-handed stop to deny Martial a second. In five minutes of stoppage time, Vokes sent another effort over the bar as the Reds closed the game out.

United: De Gea; Valencia, Smalling, Jones, Young; Matic, Pogba; Mata (Fellaini 72), Lingard (Rashford 80), Martial (Herrera 90), Lukaku.

Subs not used: Romero, Rojo, Shaw, McTominay.

Booked: Pogba, Matic, Valencia.

Burnley: Pope; Bardsley, Tarkowski, Mee, Taylor; Gudmundsson, Cork, Hendrick (Vokes 82), Defour, Arfield (Nkoudou 81); Barnes (Wells 89).

Subs not used: Lindegaard, Lowton, Westwood, Long.

Booked: Mee, Bardsley, Defour.

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Congrats !!!

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MOURINHO REACTS TO TURF MOOR TRIUMPH

Jose Mourinho was pleased with his Manchester United team’s efforts in Saturday’s Premier League win at Burnley.

The Reds made it four straight wins in all competitions in 2018 as Anthony Martial scored a second-half winner to sink the Clarets at Turf Moor.

Read what the boss had to say in his interviews with MUTV and BBC Sport after the game and also in his post-match press conference...

ALWAYS DIFFICULT AT BURNLEY
"It's never easy. It's always difficult here. If we score a second goal then you are in control but when they are alive, they are alive and they go until the end. They are a brave, physical team with a direct approach and pressing a lot around the box is really difficult to play against. Season after season, they are doing what they are doing. If you don't score you are in trouble, they go direct, they are consistent in their approach it is really difficult. We defended very well, and it is fair to say Mike Dean and his team were very good. There was a lot of first ball, second ball and the physicality."

LUKAKU'S PART IN MARTIAL'S WINNER
"It was amazing but sometimes people look at strikers and analyse just the number of goals, which is not fair because he [Lukaku] is a team player and today the quality, the vision, the pass to make Martial face the one against one was fantastic."

MARTIAL HAS LOTS OF ATTRIBUTES
"We know that when we can put him in the one-on-one situation with the full-back [Phil Bardsley], it's difficult for the full-back because he has so many attributes - he can go inside, he can go outside, he can shoot to the far post and he can shoot like he did today to the front post. He has lots of attributes, so it's one more reason to be happy with Romelu because Romelu knew that if we put Anthony into the one-on-one situation, it's difficult for the right-back."

FRUSTRATED NOT TO SCORE A SECOND GOAL
"We had chances to kill the game because we knew what was going to happen - that [Sam] Vokes was coming [off the bench], the direct football was becoming more intense and then we had to defend in a very brave way in the minutes of extra-time."

A TEAM EFFORT
"We look at the team and we can say [Chris] Smalling and [Phil] Jones were giants - yes, they were - but the team was very good. I think [Marouane] Fellaini was fundamental in the final 20 minutes for us so I thank him for that. Sometimes players on the bench can get frustrated and when they come on, it doesn't bring the best out of them but it doesn't happen in my team - the players who come off the bench come to help."

WE'RE DOING ALL WE CAN
"I expect soon or never [to sign Alexis Sanchez]. I think it's so close, so close, so close that if it doesn't happen, it's not going to happen, so I am positive. I know that my people are doing absolutely everything they can - the owners with the green light and Mr [Ed] Woodward working hard. I think everybody is giving everything they can and I think we're going to be successful."

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[wira_ozora]

Akhirnya...bisa menang juga walaupun deg2'an sampe menit2 akhir. Babak pertama ga banged....ga ada satupun tembakannyg membahayakan gawang Burnley. Untung babak 2 langsung bangkit...nice assist from Lukaku...Rashford harus banyak belajar biar ga egois...ada momen di 2nd half Lukaku posisinya kosong tapi ga dioper sm Rashford. Next match vs Spurs di Wembley...mdh2'an Alexis bisa main dari awal. Martial-Lingard-Alexis buat support Lukaku.

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Lawan seperti Burnley gini nih yg suka menyusahkan lawan.
Babak pertama MU sampe ga punya shoot on goal.
Ngeliat babak pertama, feeling udh mulai jelek. Waah...bisa kalah nih..
Ternyata awal babak kedua sedikit ada perubahan. Shoot on goal pertama labgsung membuahkan hasil.
Assist manis dari Lukaku bener bener dimanfaatkan dengan baik oleh Martial.
Setelah gol Martial, ternyata Burnley makin semangat mainnya. Beberapa kali counter attacknya Burnley yg tersusun rapi membahayakan lini pertahanan MU.

Anyway, Pogba banyak egoisnya td malem, temen-temennya di sisi kiri dan kanannya lebih leluasa...eh malah milih ngeshoot sendiri, jadilah keblok Ben Mee dkk.