Monday, 13 January, Staplewood, 7.30pm
U21s: Southampton vs. United
- Thread starter gooDevil
- Start date
Not listed on MUTV schedule.
So many untelevised games....
So many untelevised games....
fecking MUTV. Was looking forward to this.With away games I believe it is dependant on the opposition team being willing to allow it to be televised, and I dare say whether or not the facilities exist at the ground for live broadcasts.
The official site claiming its because of some work going on at the ground
Certainly an experienced team..
Wow didn't realize that Macheda and Petrucci are back.
Any updates on this? I'm hoping Petrucci plays a blinder and impresses, he looked good before.
1-0 to Saints after 15 mins.
Hopefully with Jesse back, Larnell can go on loan and get some first team experience for the remainder of the season.
Is there highlights on?
Tomorrow night 7.30 p.m. on MUTV.
I still hope Jesse will get a few chances with the first team. If not he might as well be back out on loan.
Barclays U21 Premier League
Staplewood Training Ground, Marchwood
Monday 13 January
SOUTHAMPTON 1
(Rowe 15)
MANCHESTER UTD 2
(Lingard 30, Cole 50)
13/01/2014 21:15, Report by Adam Marshall
1 of 2 Next
U21: Soton 1 United 2
Manchester United came from behind to register a 2-1 win at Southampton and return from the long trip south with all three points in the Barclays Under-21 Premier League.
Warren Joyce fielded an experienced side featuring five players who have been out on loan - namely Tyler Blackett, Davide Petrucci, Jesse Lingard, Federico Macheda and Will Keane. Despite falling behind, Lingard and Larnell Cole scored the decisive goals.
The Saints were rewarded for a bright opening spell with a 15th-minute opener courtesy of Omar Rowe. The 19-year-old winger punished a lapse at the back to fire past Sam Johnstone in fine fashion.
Jack Stephens almost added a second when his long-range attempt whistled wide but the Reds grew in stature and Lingard conjured up a marvellous equaliser on the half-hour mark. Advancing from midfield, the England Under-21 international unleashed a fierce 25-yarder that flew into the top corner of the net.
The visitors began to impose themselves at the start of the second half and pressed for an opening through Federico Macheda's run before his fellow Italian Davide Petrucci launched a glorious ball to Cole on the left-hand side of the box. The midfielder produced a calm finish across Cropper to hand the Reds the lead with 50 minutes on the clock.
Petrucci continued to pull the strings and he freed Cole again, only for Lingard's effort from the cross to force a stunning save out of Cropper. The keeper also prevented a Lingard cross from finding Will Keane as United's attacking play was a joy to watch.
Continuing to hold the upper hand, the Reds looked for more goals but Southampton remained in the game as it entered the closing stages. Indeed, went close with Harrison Reed dragging a shot wide at the near post.
United: Johnstone; Love, Blackett, Thorpe, James; Cole, Ekangamene, Petrucci, Lingard; W.Keane (Rothwell 88), Macheda. Subs not used: Gollini, Pearson, Grimshaw, Weir.
Staplewood Training Ground, Marchwood
Monday 13 January
SOUTHAMPTON 1
(Rowe 15)
MANCHESTER UTD 2
(Lingard 30, Cole 50)
13/01/2014 21:15, Report by Adam Marshall
1 of 2 Next
U21: Soton 1 United 2
Manchester United came from behind to register a 2-1 win at Southampton and return from the long trip south with all three points in the Barclays Under-21 Premier League.
Warren Joyce fielded an experienced side featuring five players who have been out on loan - namely Tyler Blackett, Davide Petrucci, Jesse Lingard, Federico Macheda and Will Keane. Despite falling behind, Lingard and Larnell Cole scored the decisive goals.
The Saints were rewarded for a bright opening spell with a 15th-minute opener courtesy of Omar Rowe. The 19-year-old winger punished a lapse at the back to fire past Sam Johnstone in fine fashion.
Jack Stephens almost added a second when his long-range attempt whistled wide but the Reds grew in stature and Lingard conjured up a marvellous equaliser on the half-hour mark. Advancing from midfield, the England Under-21 international unleashed a fierce 25-yarder that flew into the top corner of the net.
The visitors began to impose themselves at the start of the second half and pressed for an opening through Federico Macheda's run before his fellow Italian Davide Petrucci launched a glorious ball to Cole on the left-hand side of the box. The midfielder produced a calm finish across Cropper to hand the Reds the lead with 50 minutes on the clock.
Petrucci continued to pull the strings and he freed Cole again, only for Lingard's effort from the cross to force a stunning save out of Cropper. The keeper also prevented a Lingard cross from finding Will Keane as United's attacking play was a joy to watch.
Continuing to hold the upper hand, the Reds looked for more goals but Southampton remained in the game as it entered the closing stages. Indeed, went close with Harrison Reed dragging a shot wide at the near post.
United: Johnstone; Love, Blackett, Thorpe, James; Cole, Ekangamene, Petrucci, Lingard; W.Keane (Rothwell 88), Macheda. Subs not used: Gollini, Pearson, Grimshaw, Weir.
Well he was a sub at the weekend so he is clearly in the thinking of the manager to some degree.
I think that's ideal. Zaha cannot beat an EPL defender right now, for all his speed.