Ronaldo is back!!

West Ham played against Ronaldo in a fantastic game where the Portuguese player scored two goals that gave the win to Manchester United.

The Hammers are now in the bottom half of the Premier League and it took only 14 minutes to Ronaldo dictate the faith for West Ham.

Just before Kickoff the Manchester United midfielder received a trophy of FIFPro player of the year, and that surely inspired the player on the game.

However this is a team game and of course Cristiano Ronaldo cannot play alone or even score goals by himself. Read more

Another Draw for Man United

Everton battled from a goal down to secure a 1-1 draw against Manchester United at Goodison Park.

Darren Fletcher’s well-taken goal had given the visiting champions the lead at half-time, but Marouane Fellaini’s second-half header earned the home side a share of the points.

United went ahead on 22 minutes after the highly impressive Ryan Giggs’s through ball found Fletcher in the Everton box.

The Scotland international good first touch saw him take the ball on the run before firing a low shot across goalkeeper Tim Howard for his third goal of the season.

Everton struggled to offer much of an attacking threat in the first half, but toothless as they were before the break, they came out after half-time with a lot more purpose and got their just reward on 63 minutes. Read more

Title Hunt - English Premier League

In English Premier League (ELP) things are shaping up.

After each game we are watching who’s going to fight for the title and who’s going to need to do a lot to keep up.

It is clear that Chelsea is the team that shows more fire power even if all favourites for the title won yesterday.

Chelsea crushed Middleborough by 5-0, Arsenal avoided disaster on the second half wining Everton by 3-1, Rooney inspired Manchester United in a impressive victory of 4-0 in last 20 minutes over West Bromwich and Liverpool defeated Wigan by 3-2. Read more

Wayne Rooney: Back to winning ways

Christiano Ronaldo did leave critics and fans stunned last year, reigning in the goal scoring front, but Sir Alex Fergusson certainly knows how to manage his team and enhance personal development for winning players.

With Christiano having started to season with injury status and a lot of other Manchester United players warming the benches at the start of the Premier League season, Wayne Rooney has emerged a winner.

Of course he’s a good player and there’s been enough public outcry this season for playing him in too many positions which is an obvious result of Berbatovs inclusion in the Manchester United squad. Read more