Airtricity side humbled by United

Airtricity League XI 1 Manchester United 7

Airtricity side humbled by United
Wed, 04 Aug, 2010 - 23:16

Airtricity League XI 1 Manchester United 7

Javier Hernandez cost Manchester United barely two percent of the £350m spent to build the Aviva Stadium but the Mexican looks set to be regarded in as much affection as Ireland’s impressive new home after another pre-season goal in Dublin tonight.

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