Manchester United's success chalked kemengan 100 percent in the first two games the Premier League after beating Spurs at Old Trafford with a score of 3-0, Tuesday (08/23).
For Spurs it is their first game after last week's party contra Everton at White Hart Lane was postponed due to security reasons following the widespread unrest in London.
From the first minute, United's young players lose most immediately pressing the Spurs defense. Cleverley who fired a shot from outside the box, can still be thwarted last Spurs goalkeeper, Brad Friedel.
At minute 20, turn the Red Devils goalkeeper David De Gea, who conducted the rescue after Gareth Bale shot can be anticipated well.
In the first half, United's players more often suppress the Spurs defense. Luckily goalkeeper Brad Friedel deft in breaking all the opportunities that exist.
In the second half, the control of the game was dominated by United. Brad Friedel a consistent appearance, making United's players a little frustrating. Only, the sharpness of attack and the fragility of United's defense on the Spurs made three-goal second babk lodged against the north London team.
Danny Welbeck was the star in this match after the opening goal and one assist led United's victory. Welbeck goals created at minute 61 after the use of cross United's other young players, Cleverley.
Welbeck scored immediately make a mental Spurs drop and otherwise make the Red Devils players more aggressive. This was evident when Anderson scored in the 67th minute. Goals came from Young's penetration in the left sector. He then sends feedback to Rooney. Without control the ball too long, the Rooney sending short feedback to Anderson in front of the penalty box.
Public Old Trafford again cheered on the 88th minute. This time it was Wayne Rooney makes Fridel bowed sluggish after a header sank into the right corner of the goal.
Until the final score 3-0 to the Red Devils have not changed. This victory makes the United incised 100 percent victory in the first two games. United to temporarily sit in second place standings under Manchester City on goal difference.
Teams:
Manchester United: De Gea, Smalling, Jones, Evans, Evra, Young (Park 81), Cleverley (Giggs 81), Anderson, Nani, Rooney, Welbeck (Hernandez 81)
Tottenham: Friedel; Walker (Corluka 46), Dawson, Kaboul, Assou-Ekotto; Lennon, Livermore (Huddlestone 74), Kranjcar (Pavlyuchenko 74), Bale; Van der Vaart; Defoe.
Goals: Welbeck (60), Anderson (77), Rooney (88)
Referee: Lee Probert
