[size=30pt]MAN UTD VS HULL CITY[/size]

PRE-MATCH
Manchester United v Hull City
Old Trafford
Saturday, November 29, 2014
Kick-off: 15.00 GMT
REFEREE:Anthony Taylor.
Matches: 10,
Yellow card 38
Red card 0

Match Preview

Alex Bruce says Hull City must find a way to keep an in-form
Wayne Rooney quiet on Saturday if they are to end their poor run of form.

Hull travel to Old Trafford on the back of three consecutive defeats and just one win in their last 11 Barclays Premier League matches, a run which has seen them slip to just one place and a point above the relegation zone.
Manchester United have won nine matches in a row against Hull and will be confident of stretching that run to 10 after they beat Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium last weekend to ensure they sit fourth in the table.

Rooney was on target in that 2-1 win against Arsene Wenger's side, having scored three goals in two appearances for England against Slovenia and Scotland during the international break.

The striker scored a sublime volley in a 3-2 victory over Hull at the KC Stadium last season as United fought back from two goals down to win.

Rooney also helped himself to all four goals in a 4-0 thrashing of Hull at Old Trafford four years ago and ex-United academy defender Bruce is well aware that his side need to keep a close eye on the 29-year-old this weekend.
The Hull centre-back told United Review: "Wayne is always a threat
isn't he? He's a great player.

I watched the Manchester derby and
he nearly scored a great goal with a turn when he ran through, only to be knocked off the ball at the end.

"It shows the quality he has and he's always capable of scoring a great goal at any given moment, like he did at the KC Stadium last season when he produced a little bit of magic with a 25-yard volley from nowhere that got them back into the game.

"It's one thing we have to keep on
top of.

" But Bruce, who could be back in contention on Saturday following a spell on the sidelines with a hamstring injury, knows it is not only Rooney who is capable of causing Hull problems this weekend.

"Louis van Gaal has brought in some quality players like Angel di Maria and Radamel Falcao,” he added. “There are threats all over the pitch and I think Marouane Fellaini has done well in the past few weeks.

"He's been playing well and I think he has been one of United's best players in recent weeks.

He's a threat as well as a big physical
presence.

" United left-back Luke Shaw is set to miss out after sustaining an ankle injury at Arsenal, but striker Falcao returned to training this week after recovering from a calf injury.

Van Gaal could also welcome back Jonny Evans (ankle) after he got through 64 minutes of a Lancashire Senior Cup win for the United reserves this week.

Daley Blind (knee), Marcos Rojo (shoulder), Phil Jones (shin) are all out and it remains to be seen if Rafael da Silva (muscle problem) is available to return.

Hull will be without Gaston Ramirez after he was sent off on his first start for the club in last Sunday's 2-1 home defeat to Tottenham Hotspur, but Mohamed Diame could return after it was revealed his knee injury is not
serious.

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Stat of the game:
Manchester United are two points worse off than at this stage last season, but sit two places higher

All hail Hull City. They have what it takes to crash Man U.

major466:
All hail Hull City. They have what it takes to crash Man U.

In your dreams. This is 3 points already for United.

MATCH PREVIEW!!!


Hull City must find a way to keep quiet in-form Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney on Saturday if they are to end their dismal run of form.

The Tigers travel to Old Trafford on the back of three consecutive defeats and just one win in their last 11 Premier League matches - a run which has seen them slip to just one place and a point above the relegation zone.

United have won nine games in a row against Hull and will be confident of stretching that run to 10 after they beat Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium last time out to put them fourth in the table.

Rooney was on target in that 2-1 win against Arsene Wenger's side, having scored three goals in two games for England against Slovenia and Scotland during the international break.

The former Everton striker scored a sublime volley in a 3-2 victory over Hull at the KC Stadium last season as United fought back from two goals down to win. Rooney also helped himself to all four goals in a 4-0 thrashing of Hull at Old Trafford four years ago and ex-United academy defender Alex Bruce is well aware that his side need to keep a close eye on the 29-year-old.

The Hull centre-back told United Review: "Wayne is always a threat, isn't he? He's a great player. I watched the Manchester derby and he nearly scored a great goal with a turn when he ran through, only to be knocked off the ball at the end.

"It shows the quality he has and he's always capable of scoring a great goal at any given moment, like he did at the KC Stadium last season when he produced a little bit of magic with a 25-yard volley from nowhere that got them back into the game. It's one thing we have to keep on top of."

But Bruce, who could be back in contention on Saturday following a spell on the sidelines with a hamstring injury, knows that it is not only Rooney who is capable of inflicting more misery on Hull.

He added: "Louis van Gaal has brought in some quality players like Angel Di Maria and Radamel Falcao.

"There are threats all over the pitch and I think Marouane Fellaini has done well in the past few weeks. He's been playing well and I think he has been one of United's best players in recent weeks. He's a threat as well as a big physical presence."

United left-back Luke Shaw is set to miss out after sustaining an ankle injury at Arsenal but striker Falcao returned to training this week after recovering from a calf injury.

Van Gaal could also welcome back Jonny Evans (ankle) after he got through 64 minutes of a reserve game but Daley Blind (knee), Marcos Rojo (shoulder), Phil Jones (shin) are all out and whether or not Rafael (muscle problem) will be available to return is an open question.

Source= www.goal.com

The match is 4pm(WAT)

Match Facts

Manchester United have won the last nine straight matches against Hull City including all six meetings in the Barclays Premier League.

There have been 25 goals scored in the six Barclays Premier League matches between the Tigers and the Red Devils.

major466:
All hail Hull City. They have what it takes to crash Man U.

Dream on Joseph! United have won all the last nine matches played against Hull city, and they are making it 10 dis afternoon.

Seems Falcao and Rojo made the bench...great news

Let go there

Ronaldo will surely deal with messi 2day.




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aieromon:
Seems Falcao and Rojo made the bench...great news

Fowlcow and Zobo will make any difference even if they were given the head start.

Man u 3vs Hull 0

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major466:

Fowlcow and Zobo will make any difference even if they were given the head start.

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