Scholes Goal In Farewell Game

MANCHESTER - Genius. One word that perhaps describes the figure of Paul Scholes as melakoni parting with Manchester United. Midfielder who has decided to retire from football this marks his last fight, scoring a goal.

One goal was donated Scholes when United bulldoze MLS team, the New York Cosmos in the farewell match which was specially prepared for him. In a match that took place at Old Trafford, the United wins hands down 6-0, where five other goals were scored Wayne Rooney, Anderson, Danny Welbeck and dwigol Mame Biram Diouf.

Enter the Theatre of Dreams Old Trafford, another name-the third took her baby, Scholes received applause from the approximately 76,000 United fans who packed the stadium.

Scholes, who is believed to wear the armband also seemed to not want to waste the fans applause. Midfielder 36 years makes the whole stadium was blaring with the goals printed in the eighth minute. Moments after the opening goal, a great opportunity Scholes scored both goals in this match when the ball gag leads to his feet. Unfortunately, this time his shot off.

Entering the 29th minute, United awarded a penalty after Ashley Young's dropped in the box forbidden. Scholes could have taken the shot if he wants it. However, the player who has 16 years of service with United this would give it to Wayne Rooney, who had no trouble doubling United's advantage to 2-0 in the first half.

In the second half, Sir Alex Ferguson did a major reshuffle by attracting a number of pillars such as Rooney and Ashley Young, because on Sunday (7 / 8) then they have to face local rivals Manchester City in the Community Shield. However, the entry of a number of young players kinds of Danny Welbeck and Mame Biram Diouf does not necessarily relax the power knocked the Red Devils.

Evidently, the United capable scored four goals against Cosmos added that the match was reinforced a number of veteran star players like Nicky Butt, Fabio Cannavaro, Patrick Vieira, Robert Pires and Gary Neville.

Entering the 75th minute, Scholes pulled out by Fergie. Applause was again shown the Red Devils fans along with two guests of honor, the living legend Pele and United, Eric Cantona. A sweet farewell game for a long Scoles has played 676 career games with 150 goals. "I'm happy it's over sweet," Scholes said shortly after the match.

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