By David Hobbs
November 27 2004
Ricky Sbraiga's Reserves came behind from a 1 goal deficit to see off Merseyside club Everton 3-1 at Altrincham's Moss Lane in midweek courtesy of goals from Chris Eagles, David Poole and an own goal from Eddy Bosnar. Ricky Sbragia's second string are now 7 games unbeaten in Reserve League North.
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Manchester United's reserves came behind from a 1 goal deficit to see off Merseyside club Everton 3-1 at Altrincham's Moss Lane in midweek courtesy of goals from Chris Eagles, David Poole and an own goal from Eddy Bosnar. Ricky Sbragia's second string are now 7 games unbeaten and are flying high in the Reserve League North, sitting in 3rd place, just 2 points off the top spot. Some sloppy defensive errors from Young Player of the Year Jonathan Spector handed the Toffees an early lead. Victor Anichebe capitalised and slotted home past a hapless Tom Heaton. The reserves then showed the first team how to play football as Chris Eagles converted a dazzling move. Great linkup play from David Jones allowed Eagles to put a save beyond Richard Wright with a perfect execution. With only moments to go before the interval, United doubled their advantage. Kieran Richardson's cross/shot was tipped into the direction of a poaching David Poole, who slammed home. After United struke the woodwork on
two occasions, Eddy Bosnar made a hash of clearing Richardson's cross and
put the ball past his own 'keeper. It was not Richard Wright's night. |
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