By David Hobbs
August 19 2004
Manchester United reserves ran riot in their first Points Reserves League North game of the season and beat Welsh outfit Wrexham's second-string 4-1. Irish defender Paul McShane, fresh from the pre-season tour of America, headed The Red Devils into an early lead.
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Manchester United reserves ran riot in their
first Points Reserves League North game of the season and beat Welsh
outfit Wrexham's second-string 4-1.
Young Irish defender Paul McShane, fresh from United's pre-season tour of America, headed The Red Devils into an early lead. McShane connected with Markus Neumayr's pin-point corner to break the deadlock after 8 minutes. Midfielder Ben Collett added a second moments after the interval from the acutest of angles before David Poole thumped in a third. A deflected 30-yard Levi Mackin attempt restored some hope for the 341 Racecourse attendance but Poole added another 2 minutes after with 5 minutes on the clock. Ricky Sbraiga's side were in control throughout the match and were far too superior for Wrexham. Final score: Wrexham Res. 1 - Manchester United Res. 4 Team: Heaton, Picken, Lawrence, Howard, McShane (Shawcross 75), Ngalula (Martin 61), Neumayr, R.Jones., Ebanks-Blake, Poole, Collett (D.Jones 61). |
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