Rooney turns in gold performance to deliver United win

Wayne Rooney’s gambling debts may have spiralled to a reported £700,000 (€1m), but the young superstar today made what could yet turn out to be a priceless contribution to Manchester United’s championship challenge.

Sun, 09 Apr, 2006 - 19:19
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Manchester United 2 Arsenal 0

Wayne Rooney’s gambling debts may have spiralled to a reported £700,000 (€1m), but the young superstar today made what could yet turn out to be a priceless contribution to Manchester United’s championship challenge.

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