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MANCHESTER UNITED HONOURSEuropean Champions Cup Winners European Cup Winners Cup FA Premiership Champions Football League Division One Champions Football League Division Two Champions FA Cup Winners Football League Cup Winners UEFA Super Cup Winners FIFA Club World Cup Inter-Continental Cup Winners FA Charity Shield Winners FA Charity Shield Joint Holders FA Youth Cup Winners UNITED LEGENDSSIR BOBBY CHARLTON FACTFILE Born: 11/10/37, Northumberland, England Position: Midfielder Debut: 6/10/56 V Charlton Athletic (H) - United won 4-2
International: England (106 caps/ 49 goals) GEORGE BEST FACTFILE Born: 22/05/46, Belfast, Northern Ireland Position: Winger/Forward United Debut 14/09/1963 vs West Brom (H)
International: Northern Ireland (37 caps/ 9 goals) DENNIS LAW FACTFILE Born: 24/02/40, Aberdeen, Scotland Position: Forward United Debut 18/08/1962 vs West Brom (H)
International: Scotland (55 caps/ 30 goals) DUNCAN EDWARDS FACTFILE Born: 01/10/36, Dudley, England Position: Midfielder United Debut 04/04/1953 vs Cardiff (H)
International: England (18 caps/ 5 goals) |
CLASSIC GAMES I WISH I WAS THERE!Over the years there have been many classic and dramatic games, which graced the Old Trafford turf. Red Devil fans have experienced all forms of emotions from watching them fight back from two goals down, grab a last gasp winner or clinch the title. Whether you're watching the game in the pub, gym or the comforts of your living room, you can’t help but think, “I wish I was there”. Technology has provided the screen viewer many additional facilities but nothing beats the live atmosphere of Old Trafford. Manchester Premier Action.com can fulfill your wish with a Manchester United football ticket. We provide you unique tailor made packages inclusive of Manchester United football tickets, so come and witness the Man Utd thrilling fight. Feel free to scroll through the Classic Games of the past. Just a glimpse of what is in store for you from Man Utd. Don’t miss the opportunity to be there! CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 06-07
There have been many memorable performances at Old Trafford down the years but few can compare to the display Sir Alex Ferguson's men put on here. Both sides showed attacking intentions in the opening minutes with Roma's Francesco Totti going closest with a fierce shot that fizzed past Edwin van der Sar's right-hand post. But it was United who grabbed control of the tie with three goals in eight first-half minutes. It was exhibition stuff for Ferguson's side by the end and they got the final word they richly deserved when Evra's low shot beat Doni. Like Man Utd's first six goals it was a fine finish and a magnificent victory, their biggest in Europe since beating the Irish side Waterford on their way to winning campaign of European cup 1968. PREMIER LEAGUE 00-01
The route began when Scholes dummy set up a scintillating one-two with Yorke, which culminated with the Tobagan bundling home with his thigh. Arsenal came back by crafting a magnificent equaliser, a sweeping move involving Luzhny, Pires and Wiltord and a clinical finish from Henry. First a through-ball from the omnipotent Keane sprang the Arsenal offside trap and Yorke raced on to slot into the corner. Then Seaman was forced to save smartly from York's header, before being beaten for the third time by the Tobagan, who had been set up be Beckham following a neat dribble past Silvinho and a trademark crossfield dispatch. Yorke then turned provider, crossing for Keane to volley the fourth, then Butt broke clear to cross for Solskjaer, to contribute to the fifth with a classic near-post sidefoot. The second half was a formality with, Manchester United controlling and Arsenal toiling dispirit, Sheringham rounded off proceedings by sweeping home from ten yards, inflicting Wenger’s heaviest defeat in English football. PREMIER LEAGUE 98-99
Beautiful goals from Beckham and Cole furnished Manchester United with the three points they needed to claim their crown, but not before Spurs had temporarily silenced the fretful multitude by taking the lead.
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE 96-97
Ferguson’s decision to play Cole and Solskjaer up front, allowing Cantona to drift in his old manner, gave Man Utd’s movement both pace and stealth and Porto never really pinned them down. Man Utd finally fulfilled their potential in Europe with a display full of breathtaking counter-attacking football. After 20 minutes Hilario parried a Gary Pallister header and David May sprawled on the turf, managed to prod the ball in. Eric Cantona doubled the score with a powerful drive, exploiting Porto’s hesitancy in defense. At 2-0 the priority for Manchester United was not to concede an away goal to the Portuguese, but United continued to take the match to them. Manchester United’s two-second half goals were the result of stunning team move. Cantona delivered a 50-yards pass into Cole’s path that ran menacingly at Jorge Costa and then released Giggs into the box that beat Hilario at the near post With 10 minutes remaining, Cole completed the rout by latching onto a Cantona pass and lifting the ball over the hapless Hilario, giving Manchester United their most deserved win. This being just a trailer, to watch this excitement live, please contact us to buy Manchester United football tickets packages and watch the best soccer team live in action in UK.
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