Premiership
Madejski Stadium
Saturday, 19 January; KO: 15:00 BST

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Premiership Table:


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Sir Alex Ferguson will be hoping that his side’s goal spree continues and that there is no repeat of the opening day scoreless draw
when United face Reading at the Madejski Stadium this weekend.



Form guide:



have lost four of their last six games,
against Portsmouth, Aston Villa and twice against Tottenham, including Wednesday’s FA Cup replay defeat against Spurs
which would have given them a fourth round clash with the Reds.


go into this match having won five of their last six games,
culminating in last weekend's


6-0 demolition job against Newcastle


Ins and outs:




Louis Saha (knee) should be available again after missing the Newcastle game,
while Wes Brown, who was also absent last week, returns after suspension.



may be without defender Michael Duberry (knee) and midfielder John Oster (ankle), who are still recovering from injuries,
while Emerse Fae and Andre Bikey are away at the African Nations Cup.


Star men:



Dave Kitson
is the Premier League's highest-scoring British player with eight goals,
while team-mate


Kevin Doyle
has reportedly attracted interest from Chelsea and Aston Villa.

For



Cristiano Ronaldo
will be fresh from his hat-trick last Saturday which took him to 22 goals for the season.
Against Reading he will no doubt be looking to equal, or even pass, last season's total of 23.


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BIG-MATCH FACTS



are vying for a fourth straight win in league and cup to stay ahead of Arsenal at the top of the Premier League table.

Reading are battling to avoid a fourth successive league defeat to maintain their two point cushion ahead of the relegation zone.

United are equal on points with Arsenal but have a superior goal difference of seven, helped by their 6-0 hammering of Newcastle last Saturday;
they have won 10 more matches than Reading and lost nine fewer.

This match pits the joint weakest defence in the highest league with the sharpest attack.
Reading have shipped 47 goals (30 more than the Red Devils);
United have scored 44 (14 more than the Royals).

United have scored two goals per Premier League game on average;
and conceded one every two matches.

The Red Devils are the Premier League's most dangerous club in the last 10 minutes when 11 goals have been scored;
the Royals are the most vulnerable then, with 11 goals conceded in that closing period.

Reading have never beaten Manchester United in a league match, but they did hold them to a goalless draw on the opening day of the season,
the only side to return with a point from Old Trafford this season.

CLUB FORM:

Club stats
Fixtures

Highest achievable after Saturday's matches: 13th
Lowest could fall: 17th

1. Lost their last three against Tottenham (a), Portsmouth (h) and Aston Villa (a), and in danger of losing four successive Premier League games
for the first time since 4 November 2006.

2. No wins in six; drawn two and lost four league and cup games.

3. Without a win in four league matches;
drawn one and lost three since beating Sunderland 2-1 at home on 22 December - their only victory in six league outings.

4. Averaging a point a game; 22 in 22.

5. The joint poorest defence in the highest league with rock bottom Derby, having leaked 47 goals in 22 outings, at one every 42 minutes on average.

6. On the longest sequence in the Premier League without a clean sheet of 13 matches, since the 1-0 home win over Derby on 7 October.

7. Failed to score in one of the last 17 league matches;
the 0-2 defeat by Portsmouth in their most recent home league fixture on 1 January.

8. This is their 13th Premier League match against a "big four" club.
Won only one of the previous 12;
3-1, home to Liverpool in the most recent clash on 8 December.

9. Won 88, drawn 44 and lost 55 league games under Steve Coppell;
won 22 and drawn 11 Premier League matches, gaining 77 points, under the current manager.

10. This match is followed by a trip to Chelsea, a home clash with Bolton, a visit to Everton and a game against Aston Villa at the Madejski.

Club stats
Fixtures

Highest achievable after Saturday's matches: 1st
Lowest could fall: 2nd


1. Won the last three in all competitions with an aggregate of 9-0;
lost one of 11.

2. Won seven of the last eight league games.

3. Failed to win their first three Premier League matches, but lost only two of the subsequent 19.

4. Won 73% of their Premier League programme;
16 of 22 - that's more than any other club.

5. Drawn just three league games;
only Everton have finished level on so few occasions in the highest league.

6. Scored one goal every 45 minutes of football played on average (44 in 22) and conceded fewer goals than any other club;
just 11 at one every 180 minutes (three hours).

7. Opened the scoring in more Premier League matches than any other club (18), conceded the first goal in fewer (three) and kept the highest number of clean sheets (13).

8. Awarded more penalties in this Premier League season that any other club, with the exception of Tottenham (six each), of which four have been converted.
One of two clubs yet to concede a spot kick; the other is Newcastle.

9. Lost their last league game on the road;
2-1 against West Ham on 29 December.

10. Home to Tottenham in the fourth round of the FA Cup after this, before league fixtures, home to Portsmouth, away to Spurs, and home to City in the Manchester derby.

KEY PLAYER NOTES





Dave KITSON is Reading's top scorer with eight Premier League goals.
He is joint 10th in the Premier League top scorers list, and the highest Englishman.

Leroy LITA needs to score one to total 50 career league goals (Bristol City and Reading).

Marcus HAHNEMANN is the only remaining player to have been involved in every minute of every one of Reading's Premier League matches this term.

Ibrahima SONKO received the fastest red card in Premier League history, when sent off in the fourth minute against Portsmouth on New Years Day.


If on the field from the outset:-

KITSON will be playing two days before his 28th birthday.

Bobby CONVEY will be making his 100th club appearance - all for the Royals.

Brynjar GUNNARSSON will be making his 300th appearance for an English club (Stoke, Nottingham Forest, Watford and Reading).

Graeme MURTY will be making his 300th league appearance for Reading.

If on the field from the outset:-

MURTY will be making his 400th career league start (York and Reading).







Cristiano RONALDO
is Manchester United's top scorer with 22 goals.

RONALDO is also their leading Premier League marksman with 16, and leads the race for the Barclays Golden Boot.

If selected:-

Ji-Sung PARK will be making his 50th Premier League appearance for Manchester United.

If on the field from the outset:-

Wayne ROONEY will be making his 200th club career start (Everton and Manchester United).

Chris EAGLES will be making his 50th club league start (Manchester United, Watford and Sheffield Wednesday).

Long term injury, Gary NEVILLE will be making his 350th Premier League start for Manchester United.

HEAD TO HEAD

These clubs have met three times in the league - all Premier League fixtures - and been drawn seven times against each other in the FA Cup, including last season,
when United won after a fifth round replay at the Madejski Stadium.

Reading's only success in the FA Cup was in 1927, when they knocked out United at the third time of asking.

Home and away
League (inc PL): Reading 0 wins, Man Utd 1, Draws 2
Prem: Reading 0 wins, Man Utd 1, Draws 2

at Reading only
League (inc PL): Reading 0 wins, Man Utd 0, Draws 1
Prem: Reading 0 wins, Man Utd 0, Draws 1


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LAST SEASON'S CORRESPONDING GAME

--------------------- Hahnemann ---------------------
Murty ------- Sonko -------------- Ingimarsson -------- Shorey
Ki-Hyeon---- Sidwell ----------------- Harper -------- Convey
------------- Doyle --------------- Lita ------------


--------------------- Rooney ---------------------------
------------------------------Scholes ----------------
Richardson ------ Fletcher -------------- Carrick -------- Ronaldo
Heinze ----- Ferdinand -------------- Vidic ----- Neville
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Reading Subs: Stack; Long; Bikey ,89; Hunt ,85; Gunnarsson ,76

Manchester United Subs: Kuszczak, Brown, O'Shea ,70 ; Solskjaer ,70; Saha ,58

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Reading vs Man Utd
1 (0) - 1(0)

23 September 2006 - Ref: Peter Walton


Reading scorer:




Doyle 48 pen






Manchester United scorer:





Ronaldo 73






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THIS SEASON'S REVERSE FIXTURE

--------------------- Hahnemann ---------------------
De la Cruz ------- Ingimarsson -------- Duberry -------- Shorey
Murty---- Ki-Hyeon ----- Gunnarsson --------Harper-----Hunt
--------------------- Doyle ---------------------


--------------------- Rooney ---------------------------
------------------------------Giggs ----------------
Evra ------ Carrick -------------- Scholes -------- Ronaldo
Silvestre ----- Ferdinand -------------- Vidic ----- Brown
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Reading Subs: Federici; Cisse; Oster ,57; Bikey ,87; Kitson ,72 [sent off 73]

Manchester United Subs: Kuszczak, Pique, O'Shea ,57 ; Fletcher ,77; Nani ,47

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Man Utd vs Reading
0 (0) - 0(0)

12 August 2007 - Ref: Rob Styles





Rooneys chance & injury




Nanis shot


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REFEREE:

Steve Bennett (Orpington, Kent)

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[ 本帖最后由 卡里克 于 2008-1-20 01:04 编辑 ]

我也要进球

上赛季有一场对雷丁我进了唯一的远射

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原帖由 逆转的死神 于 2008-1-20 01:03 发表
小胖开始为下个进球攒RP吧  这次要多久阿

胖尼是一发而不可收拾的主

沙部落10脚浪射第一次射正就进了

我看出胖子想侧翻连一个后空翻的，但是翻不动。。。

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原帖由 藕是张力 于 2008-1-20 01:13 发表


7脚射偏，3脚射正

估计有两脚打人墙了