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Monday, 10 February 2014

Fellaini suffers hamstring blow on road to recovery

The Belgian - who has not played since October because of wrist, back and groin problems - suffered a hamstring strain in training last week which has set him back.\

Manchester United midfielder Marouane Fellaini  


Marouane Fellaini is struggling to prove his fitness to David Moyes ahead of Manchester United's clash with Arsenal after suffering another setback on his road to recovery, Goal understands.

The Belgian - who has not played since October because of wrist, back and groin problems - suffered a hamstring strain in training last week which has put his participation against the Gunners in doubt.

Carrick: Failing to beat Fulham was 'criminal'

The 32-year-old thought he had earned the struggling Red Devils a morale-boosting win, but Darren Bent's injury-time header snatched a point for the Cottagers.



Michael Carrick believes that Manchester United's failure to beat Fulham on Sunday was "criminal".

The England international looked to have handed the reigning Premier League champions all three points at Old Trafford with a deflected strike 10 minutes from time, shortly after Robin van Persie had cancelled out Steve Sidwell's first-half opener.

There was to be a dramatic injury-time twist, however, as Darren Bent headed home a 94th-minute leveller for rock-bottom Fulham.

United dominated possession and had 31 shots on goal, leaving Carrick at a loss to explain how David Moyes' men only gained a point.

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