Reuters
Wayne Rooney netted goals successful inaugural 2010-11 season. This is both an end to famine during the 13th game without produce goals in a official match.
Sir Alex Ferguson again rely on the duo Rooney and Dimitar Berbatov up front. United manager decided to stoke Javier 'Chicharito' Hernandez.
Nemanja Vidic et al appear pressing in the first minute. Rooney threatened West Ham goalkeeper during the match lasted 20 minutes. Unfortunately, the British bomber was right kick towards goal Robert Green.
Fans awaited goal that also hosts created 33 minutes. The referee gave a kick 12 fit players after Ryan Giggs dropped by West Ham in the forbidden box. Rooney calmly shook the Green goal. Rooney 1-0 lead.
United continued to press the defense of West Ham. Some chance of success obtained Giggs and Berbatov. However, a score of 1-0 for excellence Ferguson troops survive until the first half ended.
West Ham tried to give the resistance in the second round. The Hammers directly suppress host defense team. But the preoccupation with attacking a defense squad perforated Avram Grant. Luis Nani use that moment to score goals.
Goal created 50 minutes after Rooney to give feed to Nani. The Portuguese winger made an individual action that make West Ham defender overwhelmed. Kick was not able to stop Green severity. United lead 2-0.
Berbatov completed the Red Devils a 3-0 victory. Receiving a cross from Nani, the attacker immediatelythe Bulgarian origin release scissor-kick goal to break into the Green. It was Berbatov's 50th goal in the Premier League.
This victory makes Vidic et al collecting seven points from three matches. United was close behind Chelsea and Arsenal as well as third-ranked standings.
The composition of Players:
Manchester United: Van der Sar, O'Shea, Vidic, Jonathan Evans (Smalling 74), Evra, Nani, Scholes (Carrick 74), Fletcher, Giggs, Rooney, Berbatov (Owen 74).
West Ham: Green, Spector, Gabbidon, Upson, Ilunga, Faubert (Barrera 62), Noble, Parker, Boa Morte (Stanislas 90), Dyer (Piquionne 76), Cole.
