Manchester United vs Newcastle Highlights

Premier League - Disaster for Moyes as struggling United lose again Manchester United were condemned to back-to-back home Premier League defeats for the first time in 11 years as Newcastle won 1-0. Bookies slashed odds on David Moyes getting fired as Manchester United were condemned to back-to-back home Premier League defeats for the first time in 11 years, with Yohan Cabaye's goal giving Newcastle a 1-0 win at Old Trafford. Having lost to Everton at home for the first time since 1992 in midweek, it was the turn of Newcastle to snap a long winless streak as they took three points from United at Old Trafford for the first time since 1972. That second appalling result in the space of a few days prompted bookmakers to cut Moyes's odds on being manager on January 1st to just 4-1, with legendary retired manager Alex Ferguson quoted at just 11-2 to fill in as manager at some point this season. Moyes is also listed at just 5-2 to be sacked before the end of the season. Moyes had hoped for a response after a defeat to his former employers but United, bar the bright Adnan Januzaj, were disjoined in attack and limited to half chances from Tom Cleverley and a cynical piece of simulation from Javier Hernandez in the first half. Newcastle, reinforced with a three-man midfield, were disciplined and restrained but Mathieu Debuchy twice got the best of international team-mate Patrice Evra in first-half injury time to test David De Gea with a firm drive and a header. Evra hit the post with a header on 54 minutes as United began to take charge of the contest but then, on 61 minutes, Newcastle took a surprise lead when Moussa Sissoko squared for Cabaye and the midfielder’s shot took a deflection off Nemanja Vidic to nestle in the corner. Another damaging defeat leaves United struggling badly in ninth place, and Arsenal’s 12-point advantage could become 15 by the end of the weekend. KEY MOMENTS PRE-MATCH: Wayne Rooney was absent for Manchester United as he was suspended but the in-form Phil Jones returned to the midfield alongside the rather less in-form Tom Cleverley. Robin van Persie was also in the starting XI, despite fears over his fitness and rumours, from Mark Lawrenson of all people, that he handed in a transfer request on Tuesday. 42’ – PENALTY? A moment of semi-controversy as Hernandez appears to go down after Coloccini throws out a wafty leg in the box. The ref remains unmoved and replays show Coloccini moved his leg away. It was a very cynical dive. How was Hernandez not booked? 45+1’ - CHANCE FOR NEWCASTLE: Debuchy nips in behind Evra to collect a diagonal ball and smashes the ball at De Gea from a tight angle as the keeper bats it away. 45+2’ – DEBUCHY THREATENS AGAIN: Now the right-back gets to a cross ahead of Evra, again, and forces De Gea into a save with a decent header. 51’ – HERNANDEZ GOES CLOSE! Van Persie picks out Hernandez with an absolutely stunning diagonal ball. The Mexican pulls it down, takes a touch and sees his drilled effort saved by Krul. 54’ - EVRA HITS THE POST: The left-back gets his head to a cross and his angled effort comes off the woodwork before apparently striking the arm of Anita, who was guarding the post! No penalty and the home players aren’t happy. 61’ - GOAL! Man Utd 0-1 Newcastle: Oh dearie me, just when they looked to be dominating… It’s Cabaye who slots home with the help of a deflected. Sissoko beat Evra to the ball on the left before squaring for his team-mate. 72’ - GOAL DISALLOWED: Van Persie has the ball in the back of the net with a header but he is rightly ruled offside when collecting a flick-on from Jonny Evans from a free-kick.

Arsenal vs Hull City highlights

Nicklas Bendtner came in from the cold to score his first Premier League goal for Arsenal in almost three years in a 2-0 win over Hull City at the Emirates Stadium. The Danish forward headed home from four yards out from a gorgeous Carl Jenkinson cross to send the home side on their way to a sixth straight home win in the league. Arsenal were utterly dominant in possession, and it was a minor miracle how Hull escaped to the refuge of the dressing room trailing only 1-0 at half-time with Allan McGregor making a fine stop to nudge a raking Araon Ramsey effort wide on 32 minutes. Ozil finished off the outclassed visiting side for the night when he dashed onto a lovely Ramsey pass to slip the ball coolly beyond McGregor two minutes into the second period. Arsenal maintain their four-point lead at the top over London rivals Chelsea, who came from behind to complete a 4-3 win at Sunderland

Real Madrid vs Valladolid highlights

Real Madrid vs Real Valladolid 2013 ( Madrid Valladolid VIDEO BELOW) Final score and result:- Real Madrid vs Real Valladolid 4-0 ( Bale*3, Benzema) Santiago Bernabeu, Madrid- 30 November, 2013- 19.00 UK KO- 30/11/13- Saturday- La Liga Gareth Bale scores his first hat trick for Real Madrid and sets up one for Karim Benzema as they comfortably beat Real Valladolid 4-0

Real Madrid vs Galatasaray Highlights

Gareth Bale scored a stunning free-kick as 10-man Real Madrid eased their way to victory over Galatasaray and into the last 16 of the Champions League as group winners. Sergio Ramos was dismissed after 26 minutes but Bale gave Madrid the lead 10 minutes later with a curled dead ball effort from 35 yards out. Umut Bulut responded with an equaliser immediately but Roberto Mancini's side crumbled after the break despite having the extra man. Alvaro Arbeloa, Angel di Maria and Isco all got on the scoresheet to condemn the Italian coach to the heaviest defeat of his relatively short spell in charge of the Turkish champions. Galatasaray must now beat Juventus at home in a fortnight's time if they are to reach the latter rounds and Mancini is to avoid his fourth exit at the group stage of Europe's elite competition. Bale was given a dream opportunity to open the scoring with just four minutes on the clock, latching onto a through ball by Isco and beating the offside trap to run through on goal, but he pulled his shot a couple of feet wide of the far post. Galatasaray's first chance came after 18 minutes, captain Selcuk Inan blazing over the bar after good build up play by his side on the edge of the area. Ramos was given his marching orders for bringing down Bulut, and although the forward went down easily, Scottish referee William Collum decided that a goalscoring opportunity was being impeded, and showed Ramos a red card. Real boss Carlo Ancelotti reacted by taking off Jese and replacing him with Nacho to maintain a four-man defence. The visitors were not emboldened by the red card and less than 10 minutes later it was Madrid who took the lead, Bale striking the dead ball with perfection, sending it curling over the wall and dipping down into the net past inexperienced goalkeeper Eray Iscan. Mancini's men responded immediately. Didier Drogba curled a pass with the outside of his boot towards Bulut, Pepe was caught out of position and the forward knocked the ball under Iker Casillas to equalise. Bale could have have put Madrid in front again a couple of minutes before the break, but shot just over the bar as he entered the area Madrid restored their lead soon enough, albeit from an unlikely source. Di Maria's through ball found its way to the feet of Arbeloa, and the right-back scuffed his shot but still put it beyond Iscan. It was not the defender's last foray into the opposing penalty area. He was later booked for diving and then volleyed just wide from the edge of the area, before providing the assist for Di Maria's goal. Arbeloa picked up the ball from Isco on the right hand side of the box before squaring to the Argentinian, who took one touch before burying his shot in the net. The visitors never got going after the break. Bulut had the ball in the net two minutes into the second half but was correctly ruled offside, then he narrowly failed to get any contact on a cross from Eboue. The closest the Turkish side came to scoring was with a Drogba header that was headed towards goal until Casillas plucked it out of the air to send over the bar. With 10 minutes remaining Isco added scored his second goal in four days to round off the victory. The 21-year-old beat a man on the edge of the area to create a shooting opportunity, won the ball back after his effort had been blocked then turned another defender in the box before slotting into the net. The former Malaga man had scored the opening goal when Madrid thrashed Galatasaray 6-1 in their opening group game back in September and had the last word on another night the Turkish side would rather forget.

Man UTD vs Arsenal Highlights

Manchester United vs Arsenal 2013 ( Man Utd Arsenal VIDEO BELOW) Final score and result:- Man Utd vs Arsenal 1-0 ( Van Persie) Old Trafford, Manchester- 10 November, 2013- 16.10 UK KO- 10/11/13- Sunday Arsenal’s lead at the top of the Premiership is cut to two points as former Gunner Robin van Persie scores the winner for Man Utd at Old Trafford

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Barca vs Milan Highlights

Lionel Messi scored twice for Barcelona as they booked their place in the knockout stages of the Champions League with a comfortable win over AC Milan. Messi scored his first goal in four games with a penalty after Neymar had been fouled by Ignazio Abate. Sergio Busquets headed in a second from Xavi's free-kick before the lead was reduced when Kaka's cross was turned in by the unfortunate Gerard Pique. Messi clipped in his second after a swift one-two with Cesc Fabregas. Messi marvel Lionel Messi has now scored 5-plus goals in seven successive Champions League seasons - no other player has done it more than five. The result extends the Catalan side's lead at the top of Group H to five points over the Italian club, who have five points with two games to play. Milan now travel to Celtic knowing that victory could also see them progress into the next round. Barcelona had 63% possession and 19 shots on target - more than four times Milan's total. Neymar came close early on when he collected Messi's through-ball only to see his strike blocked by Urby Emanuelson. Milan keeper Christian Abbiati then denied Neymar and Alexis Sanchez before Barca finally made the breakthrough from the spot. Xavi chipped a ball over the Milan defence for Neymar, who was tugged back in the area by Milan defender Abate. Messi smashed in the resulting penalty for his first goal since scoring in the reverse fixture against Milan two weeks ago. Barca then doubled their lead when midfielder Busquets stooped to head past Abbiati from Xavi's teasing delivery from a free-kick. Just before half-time, Milan were given a lifeline when Pique turned Kaka's low delivery into his own net. Milan boss Massimiliano Allegri, whose side are only 11th in the Serie A table, brought on striker Mario Balotelli for the ineffective Robinho after the break but it made little difference as Barca dominated. Abbiati produced a great save to prevent Andres Iniesta from scoring before the keeper pushed away Sanchez's point-blank effort. But he could do little to stop Messi from scoring the third, when the Argentine linked up with Fabregas before skipping through the defence and lifting his shot high into the net.
Source: BBC UK.