Premier League: Manchester United vs Crystal Palace
Date: 24th Aug 2019
Time: Kickoff @ 10PM
Venue: Harry's Bar @ Boat Quay
Level 2, 28 Boat Quay, Singapore 049818
Manchester United will be looking to return to winning ways against Crystal Palace after being held to a 1-1 draw at Molineux by Wolverhampton Wanderers last time out.
The Red Devils opened their Premier League campaign with a 4-0 thumping of Chelsea as they handed Frank Lampard a rude introduction to life as a Premier League manager.
Against Wolves, Anthony Martial's 50th United goal looked set to hand Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side a second win from as many games, but an incredible Ruben Neves strike and a missed Paul Pogba penalty saw the match end level.
They face a Palace side who have failed to score in their first two games and will feel confident that a squad at near-full strength will have enough to see the Eagles off at Old Trafford.
Written by Sean Wilson (SportsMole.co.uk)
Come down to Harry's Bar @ Boat Quay (28 Boat Quay, Level 2) this Saturday night and show your support for the Reds!!
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Date: 24th Aug 2019
Time: Kickoff @ 10PM
Venue: Harry's Bar @ Boat Quay
Level 2, 28 Boat Quay, Singapore 049818
Manchester United will be looking to return to winning ways against Crystal Palace after being held to a 1-1 draw at Molineux by Wolverhampton Wanderers last time out.
The Red Devils opened their Premier League campaign with a 4-0 thumping of Chelsea as they handed Frank Lampard a rude introduction to life as a Premier League manager.
Against Wolves, Anthony Martial's 50th United goal looked set to hand Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side a second win from as many games, but an incredible Ruben Neves strike and a missed Paul Pogba penalty saw the match end level.
They face a Palace side who have failed to score in their first two games and will feel confident that a squad at near-full strength will have enough to see the Eagles off at Old Trafford.
Written by Sean Wilson (SportsMole.co.uk)
Come down to Harry's Bar @ Boat Quay (28 Boat Quay, Level 2) this Saturday night and show your support for the Reds!!
GGMU!!
#MUSCS #U4U #MUFC #PL #MUNCRY #HarrysBarSG #Singapore #28BoatQuay #24Aug2019 #2200hrs #LIVEScreening #ManchesterUnited #ManUnited #GGMU
Premier League: Man United 1 Crystal Palace 2
Man United: D.James (89')
Crystal Palace: J. Ayew (32'), P. Van Aanholt (90'+3)
Manchester United were beaten by Crystal Palace for the first time in Premier League history as the Eagles ran out 2-1 victors at Old Trafford.
Rashford struck a couple of free-kicks off target and United were clearly in the ascendancy with Palace barely mounting a serious attack. That was until Jeffrey Schlupp outjumped Victor Lindelof to head on for Ayew to run through, unchecked, and roll a simple finish wide of David De Gea for a shock opener.
The one noteworthy effort by the Reds in the closing stages of the opening half was another free-kick, this time taken by Paul Pogba, but with the same result as he shovelled his set-piece over the wall but also over the bar.
Solskjaer introduced Mason Greenwood for Jesse Lingard but the visitors continued to stand firm until McTominay burst into the box to force a penalty in the 69th minute. Greenwood's pass was laid off by Martial and McTominay was tripped to hand the Reds a spot-kick for a third successive match this term.
Rashford, who scored a penalty against Chelsea, stepped up but, despite sending Guaita the wrong way, his shot struck the inside of the keeper's right-hand post, to the utter frustration of the majority at Old Trafford.
However, James looked to have earned a point when he curled home beautifully, after Pogba tackled Zaha and combination play by Martial and Rashford created the opening. It came with a minute of normal time left and should have sparked a late siege on Guaita's goal.
Instead, three minutes into the five that were added on due to the numerous stoppages in play, substitute Christian Benteke tackled Pogba to spark a move that culminated in van Aanholt's drive going through De Gea's defences to hand Palace an unlikely winner.
Match report by: Adam Marshall (Manutd.com)
Thanks to all United fans for coming to @harrysbarsg (Boat Quay) yesterday! Fantastic crowd yesterday and despite the loss, we will come back stronger! See you guys next week for Southampton game (31 Aug 2019, Sat @ 7:30PM)!
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Man United: D.James (89')
Crystal Palace: J. Ayew (32'), P. Van Aanholt (90'+3)
Manchester United were beaten by Crystal Palace for the first time in Premier League history as the Eagles ran out 2-1 victors at Old Trafford.
Rashford struck a couple of free-kicks off target and United were clearly in the ascendancy with Palace barely mounting a serious attack. That was until Jeffrey Schlupp outjumped Victor Lindelof to head on for Ayew to run through, unchecked, and roll a simple finish wide of David De Gea for a shock opener.
The one noteworthy effort by the Reds in the closing stages of the opening half was another free-kick, this time taken by Paul Pogba, but with the same result as he shovelled his set-piece over the wall but also over the bar.
Solskjaer introduced Mason Greenwood for Jesse Lingard but the visitors continued to stand firm until McTominay burst into the box to force a penalty in the 69th minute. Greenwood's pass was laid off by Martial and McTominay was tripped to hand the Reds a spot-kick for a third successive match this term.
Rashford, who scored a penalty against Chelsea, stepped up but, despite sending Guaita the wrong way, his shot struck the inside of the keeper's right-hand post, to the utter frustration of the majority at Old Trafford.
However, James looked to have earned a point when he curled home beautifully, after Pogba tackled Zaha and combination play by Martial and Rashford created the opening. It came with a minute of normal time left and should have sparked a late siege on Guaita's goal.
Instead, three minutes into the five that were added on due to the numerous stoppages in play, substitute Christian Benteke tackled Pogba to spark a move that culminated in van Aanholt's drive going through De Gea's defences to hand Palace an unlikely winner.
Match report by: Adam Marshall (Manutd.com)
Thanks to all United fans for coming to @harrysbarsg (Boat Quay) yesterday! Fantastic crowd yesterday and despite the loss, we will come back stronger! See you guys next week for Southampton game (31 Aug 2019, Sat @ 7:30PM)!
GGMU!!
#MUSCS #U4U #MUFC #PL #MUNCRY #HarrysBarSG #WeWillNeverDie