By Chris,
October 2 2010
Manchester United settled for a point in Saturday’s Premier League clash at Sunderland, in a fixture which was delayed by twenty minutes after a pipe burst in the visitors' changing room. The Red Devils have now drawn their last four league games on the road and were somewhat fortunate to leave the Stadium of Light with a share of the spoils after another below-par display.
Sunderland registered more attempts on goal and had six more corners than United as the two sides played out an entertaining stalemate in the North East.
Steed Malbranque missed a glorious early chance for the hosts before Bolo Zenden had an effort rebounded away from goal.
Darren Bent also missed an excellent second-half chance as Edwin van der Sar remained busy.
United, who started with Kiko Macheda and Michael Owen in attack, struggled to carve out clear-cut opportunities and will be looking for a much improved performance at home to West Bromwich Albion in a fortnight's time.
The result leaves United two points behind leaders Chelsea having played a game more. The West London outfit entertain Arsenal on Sunday.
Full Time – Sunderland 0-0 Manchester United
Attendance – 41,709
Quote:good sake guys lets get some perspective here. Sunderland are no mugs and they should have beat us. They will see yesterday's game as 2 points dropped to me it was a point gained. They over ran is in midfield and pressurised the man with the ball.
Quote:Berbatov was rested because he ran himself into the ground against Valencia, Evra was rested because he has been poor this season and is still carrying the hangover from France's World cup exit.
Quote:The back four looked solid, Rafael ahd another good game at right back and could be maturing into the role.
Quote:Fletcher worked his socks off and suddenly he is a@#$%&player.
Quote:Stop sounding like some glory hunter and start waking up.

