Vs Norwich vs Man Utd KO 13:30 24 February 2012 BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE Venue: Carrow Road Date: Sunday, 26 February TEAM NEWS Norwich boss Paul Lambert has Zak Whitbread available after a two-game absence with a hamstring injury. Only Daniel Ayala (hamstring), Marc Tierney (groin) and Jonny Howson (knee) are definitely ruled out of action. Rio Ferdinand returns for Manchester United after being rested for the Europa League defeat by Ajax. England striker Wayne Rooney (throat) is a doubt, whilst Tom Cleverley may miss out after suffering a foot knock against Ajax on Thursday. MATCH PREVIEW Manchester United might have made hard work of progressing into the last 16 of the Europa League on Thursday night - but there have been no such hiccups recently in the Premier League. Sitting on the shoulder of neighbours City in the table, they're perfectly positioned to capitalise on any slip-ups by Roberto Mancini's men. While Norwich boss Paul Lambert still talks of getting enough points to ensure survival, a top 10 finish is surely a more realistic target Since surprising back-to-back defeats to Blackburn and Newcastle over the New Year period, United have picked up 13 points from a possible 15. It's a run that's seen them beat Liverpool and Arsenal as well as produce the astonishing comeback at Chelsea that earnt them a share of the spoils after being three goals down. After chancing his arm with youth on Thursday, expect Sir Alex Ferguson to call on the old guard for this one - and that could mean another milestone in the magnificent career of Ryan Giggs, who's poised to make his 900th appearance for the club. Wayne Rooney will be hoping a week of sucking lozenges eases his sore throat for him to return. He's scored two goals in each of the last two league games and stands on 22 for the season. United boast an excellent recent record against Norwich, winning five of the last six meetings, but the 2-0 victory at Old Trafford in October was a close-run thing . The Canaries played with a confidence that day which belied their newly-promoted status and, but for some wayward finishing, would surely have earnt some reward. Use accessible player and disable flyout menus That bold style has served them well this campaign and while manager Paul Lambert still talks of getting enough points to ensure survival, a top-10 finish is surely a more realistic target. And having let themselves down badly in the FA Cup last weekend, expect Norwich to show their true colours with the defending champions in town. MATCH FACTS Head-to-head Norwich have only beaten United once in their past 13 league meetings. That was the last time they met at Carrow Road, when the Canaries won 2-0 in April 2005 thanks to goals from Dean Ashton and Leon McKenzie. Norwich City Norwich have lost just one of their past seven league fixtures. City have scored 13 goals in their past 10 league matches. The Canaries have lost just three of 12 Premier League games at Carrow Road so far this season. Norwich striker Grant Holt (9) is second to Swansea's Danny Graham (10) as the Premier League's highest-scoring uncapped English player this season. Manchester United United are unbeaten in their last five league matches. They have scored 26 goals in their past 10 league matches. Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes first started a Premier League match together more than 17 years ago [in a 2-1 win at Aston Villa in November 1994]. http://eplsite.biz/stream3.html
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You need to get a life. Do you just roam around the boards correcting people's mistakes? Failed English teacher maybe? A man with too much time on his hands? Who knows? Spot any mistakes?
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