United go top with impressive victory

Charlton 0 Manchester United 3

Wed, 23 Aug, 2006 - 23:29

Charlton 0 Manchester United 3

Manchester United moved to the top of the Barclays Premiership with a convincing victory over Charlton at The Valley.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: The ValleyPerson: Darren FletcherPerson: Louis SahaPerson: Ole Gunnar SolskjaerPerson: Wayne RooneyPerson: Paul ScholesPerson: RooneyPerson: ScholesPerson: Ryan GiggsPerson: RonaldoPerson: FletcherPerson: SahaPerson: SolskjaerPerson: GiggsPerson: Michael CarrickPerson: Alex FergusonPerson: Park Ji-sungPerson: Mikael SilvestrePerson: Gary NevillePerson: Jon FortunePerson: Djimi TraorePerson: Iain DowiePerson: CharltonPerson: Bryan HughesPerson: Jimmy-Floyd HasselbainkPerson: Scott CarsonPerson: HasselbainkPerson: Amady FayePerson: ParkPerson: CarsonPerson: Luke YoungPerson: Darren BentPerson: SilvestrePerson: Patrice EvraPerson: Chris FoyPerson: Hermann HreidarssonPerson: FerdinandPerson: HreidarssonPerson: AmbrosePerson: Van der SarPerson: Marcus BentPerson: CarrickPerson: BrownPerson: Ole GunnarEvent: Barclays PremiershipOrganisation: UnitedOrganisation: CharltonOrganisation: Manchester UnitedOrganisation: TottenhamOrganisation: West HamOrganisation: FulhamOrganisation: Rio Ferdinand
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