draw will be fine. liverpool win even better

More spurs or mu fans there?

Picture 2 dark adei

almost kena already. lucky offside

Rojo is poor

shevchenko mutu 2 name a few both used 2 be the biggest in serie A but come chelsea time

shaw likely to start. hope he get more game time

Shaw rooney start. Rash herera rest

why griezmann when sanchez is just next door?

Tonight what time game?

10/03 FC Rostov v Man Utd 01:55 816/834

Former United captain Roy Keane is giving no credence to Mourinho's complaints.

The Irishman, who made 480 appearances and won seven league titles, a European Cup and four FA Cups in a 12-year United career, feels Mourinho is making excuses and they could have beaten Rostov - eighth in the Russian Premier League - with a reserve side.

He told ITV: "Why do we have to listen to that garbage?

"He is manager of one of the biggest clubs on the planet. They've had an easy ride in the cups, with a lot of home draws.

"Maybe the club's too big for him. I'm sick to death of him. Manchester United reserves could have won that game."

Well Lukaku is doing us a favor by not signing a new contract with Everton.

Helps a lot as bidding club need not pay a bomb to get him 😍

I heard arsenal is best london team. They jus won 3-1

STATS: UNITED'S 600 PREMIER LEAGUE WINS

Manchester United have regularly set impressive new benchmarks for other teams to follow during our illustrious history.

The Reds became the first club in the Premier League era to amass a total of 2,000 points in last month’s 2-0 home win over Watford. 

And United reached another unprecedented milestone on Sunday after beating Middlesbrough 3-1 at the Riverside Stadium, on our first trip to Teesside since 2009.

Jose Mourinho’s men have now become the first of the 47 teams to play in the Premier League to chalk up 600 wins.

The historic victory came in our 951st match since its inception in 1992/93, with the overall record also including 204 draws and 147 defeats. 

Here is a statistical breakdown of how the Reds have achieved the significant landmark:

On home soil and on the road:
Home wins: 346
Away wins: 254

Top five teams United have beaten the most:
Aston Villa – 34
Everton – 33
Tottenham Hotspur – 32
Liverpool – 27
West Ham United – 26

Manager by manager:
Sir Alex Ferguson – 528 wins (from 810 games)
Louis van Gaal – 39 wins (from 76 games)
David Moyes – 17 wins (from 34 games)
Jose Mourinho – 14 wins (from 27 games)
Ryan Giggs – 2 wins (from 4 games)

Biggest victories:
04/03/95 – United 9 Ipswich Town 0 (Old Trafford)
06/02/99 – Nottingham Forest 1 United 8 (City Ground)
28/08/11 – United 8 Arsenal 2 (Old Trafford)
25/10/97 – United 7 Barnsley 0 (Old Trafford)
12/01/08 – United 6 Newcastle 0 (Old Trafford)

Top five most popular winning scorelines (home and away):
1-0 win – 118 
2-0 win – 111
2-1 win – 93
3-0 win – 65
3-1 win – 56

Top three scorers in Premier League wins:
Wayne Rooney – 163 
Ryan Giggs – 92
Paul Scholes – 90

Manchester United face an anxious wait to discover the seriousness of the toe injury that has forced Phil Jones out of the England squad.

The defender did not travel to Dortmund for Wednesday's friendly with Germany, instead going for scans and x-rays.

Jones, 25, was injured in an innocuous training ground tackle at St George's Park, with reports claiming it involved United team-mate Chris Smalling.

England manager Gareth Southgate did not reveal whether that was the case.

If the injury turns out to be a break and keeps Jones on the sidelines for a lengthy spell, it will cause a selection concern for United manager Jose Mourinho as they prepare for nine games in April.

Southgate said: "I don't know who it was with. It was just a nothing sort of thing really. It is very unfortunate for him and a huge disappointment as he has been playing very well and has had some injury difficulties in the past.

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MANCHESTER UNITED TO FACE SPANISH GIANTS AND CITY RIVALS IN USA TOURNAMENT

Manchester United will play five games in the USA this summer, including matches against Real Madrid, Barcelona and Manchester City on the club’s Tour 2017, presented by Aon.

United will kick off their pre-season in North America with two games against Major League Soccer sides, taking on Los Angeles Galaxy at the Stubhub Centre on Saturday 15 July, followed by a match against Real Salt Lake at Rio Tinto Stadium on Monday 17 July.

Days later, United will take part in the International Champions Cup (ICC), kicking off the tournament against rivals Manchester City on Thursday 20 July with the venue to be revealed in due course for the highly anticipated Manchester derby.

Jose Mourinho will then come up against his former club when United face Real Madrid at the Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, on Sunday 23 July. The clash comes three years after a record-breaking US soccer attendance of 109,318 spectators watched the Reds record a 3-1 win over the Spanish giants.

The tour will then conclude in Washington DC with a game against Barcelona on Wednesday 26 July at FedEx Field, in what will be the first meeting between the two sides since United claimed a 3-1 victory in the sell-out clash in California two summers ago.

Speaking of the club’s summer plans, United’s executive vice chairman, Ed Woodward, said: “Tours are vital for the team’s preparations for the season ahead and we are facing top-class opposition in world-class stadiums, ensuring it is the ideal environment for the manager and team to prepare.

“Everybody is excited for the tour and it gives us the opportunity to play in front of some of the millions of Manchester United supporters which we have across the USA. I am delighted that those fans will be able to see every kick of every match of Tour 2017, presented by Aon, on the new MUTV app.”

This will be the fifth consecutive year that the ICC returns to the US, as part of their worldwide tournaments through Relevent Sports, Catalyst Media Group and LeSports, which has seen some of the biggest football clubs in the world take part.

Manchester United has taken part in the last four ICC tournaments in North America and China. The team has played 10 games, winning on seven occasions with almost 600,000 supporters attending matches.

Tickets for the games are expected to be in high demand, with United enjoying sell-out crowds in previous visits to North America, with more than half a million spectators attending games. Supporters, including UK-based Manchester United fans, can pre-register to purchase tickets for the games now, with additional details announced in due course.