Barclays Premier League Free Online Live Streaming Manchester United v Hull
Venue: Old Trafford Date: Saturday, 23 January 2010 Kick-off: 1500 GMT
Manchester United v Hull Head-to-head
• Manchester United have never lost a league game at home to Hull (W8, D1).
• Hull's only win at Old Trafford came in an FA Cup third-round tie in 1952 when they won 2-0.
• United have won their last six league and cup matches against Hull since a 2-0 away defeat in the old Division Two in November 1974.
Manchester United
• United have won their last eight home league matches in January without conceding a goal.
• The club's last six league goals have all come in the second half. In total, 34 of their 49 Premier League goals this season have been scored in the second half - the most in the division.
• Wayne Rooney needs one goal to equal his career-best league tally of 16, set in 2005-06.
• Dimitar Berbatov is set to make his 50th league appearance for Manchester United. He has scored 16 goals in 49 matches.
* Defender Nemanja Vidic is expected to return after a three-week absence with
a leg injury.
* He could be joined by Rio Ferdinand who has overcome long-term back and calf
problems.
* Wayne Rooney has scored eight goals in his last nine league appearances.
* United have won their last eight Premier League fixtures at home in January.
* Winger Antonio Valencia has scored three goals in his last five games.
* United beat Hull 3-1 at the KC Stadium last month.
* Defender John O’Shea is expected to miss the remainder of the season with a
thigh problem.
* Striker Dimitar Berbatov is doubtful with a dead leg.
Hull
• Hull are winless in their last seven league matches (D4, L3), and have failed to score in four of their last six.
• They have not won in their last 16 league away matches since a 1-0 victory at Fulham on 4 March. If they fail to win on Saturday it will be the longest run by a Premier League team without an away victory since Derby County failed to win any of their 19 away games in 2007-08.
• This is manager Phil Brown's 150th game in charge of the Tigers.
* Midfielder Dean Marney is expected to start after a calf problem.
* Hull kept their first clean sheet of the season on the road at Tottenham last
weekend.
* Midfielder Jimmy Bullard is still a week away from returning from a knee
injury.
* Seyi Olofinjana and Daniel Cousin are away on international duty at the
African Cup of Nations.
* New signing Amir Zaki is unlikely to figure as he waits for international
clearance.
* Ian Ashbee is sidelined by a long-term knee problem.
* Hull have not won on the road for 25 games.
* The Tigers have not beaten United since 1952 – their only win at Old Trafford.
* Phil Brown’s team have taken just four points from ten league games away from
home this season.
Manchester United v Hull English Premier League
Venue: Old Trafford Date: Saturday, 23 January 2010 Kick-off: 1500 GMT
Manchester United will be looking to move to the top of the league table for at least three days when they welcome Hull City in the only Premier League game to be played on Saturday.
Manchester United v Hull Head-to-head
• Manchester United have never lost a league game at home to Hull (W8, D1).
• Hull's only win at Old Trafford came in an FA Cup third-round tie in 1952 when they won 2-0.
• United have won their last six league and cup matches against Hull since a 2-0 away defeat in the old Division Two in November 1974.
Manchester United
• United have won their last eight home league matches in January without conceding a goal.
• The club's last six league goals have all come in the second half. In total, 34 of their 49 Premier League goals this season have been scored in the second half - the most in the division.
• Wayne Rooney needs one goal to equal his career-best league tally of 16, set in 2005-06.
• Dimitar Berbatov is set to make his 50th league appearance for Manchester United. He has scored 16 goals in 49 matches.
* Defender Nemanja Vidic is expected to return after a three-week absence with
a leg injury.
* He could be joined by Rio Ferdinand who has overcome long-term back and calf
problems.
* Wayne Rooney has scored eight goals in his last nine league appearances.
* United have won their last eight Premier League fixtures at home in January.
* Winger Antonio Valencia has scored three goals in his last five games.
* United beat Hull 3-1 at the KC Stadium last month.
* Defender John O’Shea is expected to miss the remainder of the season with a
thigh problem.
* Striker Dimitar Berbatov is doubtful with a dead leg.
Hull
• Hull are winless in their last seven league matches (D4, L3), and have failed to score in four of their last six.
• They have not won in their last 16 league away matches since a 1-0 victory at Fulham on 4 March. If they fail to win on Saturday it will be the longest run by a Premier League team without an away victory since Derby County failed to win any of their 19 away games in 2007-08.
• This is manager Phil Brown's 150th game in charge of the Tigers.
* Midfielder Dean Marney is expected to start after a calf problem.
* Hull kept their first clean sheet of the season on the road at Tottenham last
weekend.
* Midfielder Jimmy Bullard is still a week away from returning from a knee
injury.
* Seyi Olofinjana and Daniel Cousin are away on international duty at the
African Cup of Nations.
* New signing Amir Zaki is unlikely to figure as he waits for international
clearance.
* Ian Ashbee is sidelined by a long-term knee problem.
* Hull have not won on the road for 25 games.
* The Tigers have not beaten United since 1952 – their only win at Old Trafford.
* Phil Brown’s team have taken just four points from ten league games away from
home this season.
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