Anichebe Comes Close To Scoring As Man Utd Seal Routine Win Over Sunderland
Published: April 09, 2017
The good news if you a Super Eagles faithful is Victor Anichebe made his first start for the Black Cats in four months, having fully recovered from a hamstring injury.
The ex-Everton striker, who went the distance, almost equalized for his team in the 40th minute but saw his shot saved for a corner by the goalkeeper.
The Red Devils went into the half-time break a goal up thanks to Zlatan Ibrahimovic's goal in the 30th minute.
No Sunderland player had touched the ball as Mkhitaryan netted his fourth Premier League goal less than a minute into the second half, before Rashford gave Manchester United a 3-0 lead in the closing minutes.
Sunderland have been in the bottom three since September and it's looking unlikely that their bad run will end before the end of the season.
Ifeanyi Emmanuel
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