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LONDON (AP) ― Manchester United stumbled again under new manager David Moyes, allowing a late equalizer against Southampton, and Arsenal maintained its Premier League lead with a 4-1 rout of Norwich.
Adam Lallana scored on a glancing header in the 89th minute, giving Southampton a 1-1 tie at defending champion United.
Robin van Persie had scored in the 26th, pouncing on a rebound after Wayne Rooney’s shot was blocked. Rooney and Van Persie hit the crossbar for eighth-place United (3-3-2), which is eight points behind Arsenal. Arsenal (6-1-1) extended its unbeaten streak to 12 in all competitions as Mesut Ozil scored twice against visiting Norwich and Jack Wilshere and Aaron Ramsey had one goal each.
Adam Lallana scored on a glancing header in the 89th minute, giving Southampton a 1-1 tie at defending champion United.
Robin van Persie had scored in the 26th, pouncing on a rebound after Wayne Rooney’s shot was blocked. Rooney and Van Persie hit the crossbar for eighth-place United (3-3-2), which is eight points behind Arsenal. Arsenal (6-1-1) extended its unbeaten streak to 12 in all competitions as Mesut Ozil scored twice against visiting Norwich and Jack Wilshere and Aaron Ramsey had one goal each.
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Articles by Korea Herald
