Man United 5 Sunderland 0

David Herd David Herd

Man­chester Uni­ted 5 Sun­der­land 0, Old Traf­ford, Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Fir­st Di­vi­sion, Nov­ember 26,1966. Da­vid Herd was Man of the Mat­ch as Man­chester Uni­ted re­cor­ded their biggest ho­me vic­tory of the 1966-67 cam­paign wi­th a de­served and con­vin­cing 5-0 tri­umph over Ian McColl´s Sunderland. 

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Man United 3 Man City 2

Luis Nani Luis Nani

Man­chester Uni­ted 3 Man­chester City 2, Wemb­ley Sta­dium, Eng­lish FA Com­munity Shield, Au­gust 7, 2011. Pre­mier Lea­gue Cham­pi­ons Man­chester Uni­ted came from 2-0 down at the ha­lf-time break to over­come FA Cup win­ners Man­chester City by 3-2 at Wemb­ley Sta­dium in the FA Com­munity Shield thanks to a goal from ex-Ful­ham de­fender Chris Small­ing and a brace by Por­tugal in­ter­na­tion­al Lu­is Nani.

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Bryan Robson Profile

Bryan Robson Bryan Robson

Bry­an Rob­son, born Chester-le-Street, Eng­land, Jan­uary 11, 1957. Bry­an Rob­son had a re­mark­able suc­cess dur­ing his spell wi­th Man­chester Uni­ted and oc­cu­pies his very own po­s­i­tion in the his­tory of the club. A foot­balling in­sti­tu­tion, the mid­fielder also played 90 mat­ches for Eng­land un­der man­agers Ron Green­wood, Bob­by Rob­son, and Gra­ham Tay­lor dur­ing an in­ter­na­tion­al ca­reer span­ning el­ev­en years.

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Manchester Utd 3 Fulham 0

Jimmy Rimmer Jimmy Rimmer

Man­chester Uni­ted 3 Ful­ham 0, Old Traf­ford, Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Fir­st Di­vi­sion, April 15, 1968. South­port born goal­keeper Jim­my Rim­mer kept a clean sheet on his Foot­ball Lea­gue de­but for Man­chester Uni­ted in a com­pre­hens­ive 3-0 win over Ful­ham. Bob­by Charl­ton and Ge­orge Best net­ted a goal each for Uni­ted in the fir­st pe­riod be­fore John As­ton ad­ded a third wi­th five min­utes left on the watch.

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Manchester Utd 5 Wolves 0

Garry Birtles Garry Birtles

Man­chester Uni­ted 5 Wolver­hampton Wan­derers 0, Old Traf­ford Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Fir­st Di­vi­sion, Oct­ober 3, 1981. Fol­low­ing a nar­row 1-0 tri­umph ag­ainst Leeds Uni­ted, Man­chester Uni­ted went on to out­class Wolver­hampton Wan­derers in their next fix­ture. North­ern Ire­land play­er Sam­my Mc­Ilroy hit a tre­ble, whi­le Frank Stapleton and Garry Birtles net­ted a goal each in the 5-0 beat­ing of Wolves.

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Chelsea 1 Manchester U 3

Willie Morgan Willie Morgan

Chel­sea 1 Man­chester Uni­ted 3, Stam­ford Bridge, Mar­ch 30, Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Fir­st Di­vi­sion, 1974. Af­ter suf­fer­ing two con­sec­ut­ive de­feats, re­leg­a­tion threat­ened Man­chester Uni­ted be­at mid-ta­ble Chel­sea 3-1 away cour­tesy of a goal each from Ger­ry Da­ly, Wil­lie Mor­gan, and Sam­my McIlroy.

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Manchester U 5 Burton 0

Louis Saha Louis Saha

Man­chester Uni­ted 5 Bur­ton Al­bion 0, Old Traf­ford, Eng­lish FA Cup Third Ro­und Re­play, Jan­uary 18, 2006. Af­ter be­ing held to a sur­prise 0-0 draw by Foot­ball Con­fer­ence si­de Bur­ton Al­bion at Pirelli Sta­dium in the fir­st ga­me, Man­chester Uni­ted de­feated The Brew­ers 5-0 in the re­play at Old Traf­ford thanks to a Gi­useppe Ros­si double and a goal each from Louis Saha, Kier­an Richard­son, and Ry­an Giggs.

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Coventry 2 Manchester U 1

Nobby Stiles Nobby Stiles

Cov­entry City 2 Man­chester Uni­ted 1, High­field Road, Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Fir­st Di­vi­sion, April 13, 1971. An un­in­spired Man­chester Uni­ted suc­cumbed to a nar­row 2-1 loss ag­ainst Cov­entry City at High­field Road in what would be Wor­ld Cup win­ner Nob­by Sti­les´ fi­nal fir­st-te­am ap­pear­ance for The Reds. 

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Man Utd 0 Crystal Palace 1

Gerry Queen And Tony Dunne Gerry Queen And Tony Dunne

Man­chester Uni­ted 0 Crys­tal Pal­ace 1, Old Traf­ford, Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Fir­st Di­vi­sion, Oct­ober 19, 1970. Man­chester Uni­ted, who were still ma­naged by for­mer play­er Wilf McGuin­ness, suf­fered their sec­ond de­feat in a week as The Reds fell 1-0 ag­ainst Bert Head´s Crys­tal Pal­ace at Old Trafford. 

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Aston Villa 3 Man United 0

Paul Rideout Paul Rideout

As­ton Vil­la 3 Man­chester Uni­ted 0, Vil­la Park, Eng­lish Foot­ball Lea­gue Fir­st Di­vi­sion, Oct­ober 6, 1984. Man­chester Uni­ted suf­fered their fir­st de­feat of the sea­son as they lost 3-0 to As­ton Villa.

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