Wayne Rooney Doubtful For Manchester United's Trip To Liverpool

Calf injury could keep Roo out of Anfield action...

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Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney is a major doubt for Sunday's clash with Liverpool at Anfield.

United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has informed reporters at his Friday press conference that a calf injury makes it unlikely that the dynamic forward will be fit to face the Reds.

"On the injury front I can't give a clear picture, there are still some doubts about Rooney and Fletcher," Ferguson said.

The player will train today and tomorrow though, according to Sky Sports News, before a final decision is made regarding his fitness.

Midfielder Darren Fletcher is also a major doubt, along with Ji-Sung Park, but Patrice Evra and Ryan Giggs should both be available for selection.

"Patrice is fit, and Ryan is also fine, but Ji-Sung Park is definitely out unfortunately," the United boss confirmed.

"Everyone is fit from after Wednesday's game in Moscow."

Zack Wilson, Goal.com UK


 
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