Wayne Rooney's best ever goals

-

Let's take a look at some of Wayne Rooney's best goals.

During his career, he scored 313 goals in 763 appearances.

England striker Wayne Rooney

For Everton v Arsenal - October 2002

A 16-year-old Rooney justified the hype around him with a stunning strike against Arsenal at Goodison Park. He brilliantly controlled a long ball outside the area, turned and then curled a shot past England goalkeeper David Seaman that went in off the underside of the bar. It ended Arsenal's long unbeaten run and sent the Everton fans wild.

For Manchester United v Newcastle - April 2005

After an interesting two seasons at his boyhood club, Rooney ended a long transfer saga by signing for United in August 2004.He immediately started to justify the fee that United paid Everton for him with a hat-trick on debut against Fenerbahce. It was a fantastic volley against Newcastle was the highlight of his first season at Old Trafford. How good was this goal?

For England v Russia - October 2007

Another great Rooney volley. This one was for his country in a Euro 2008 qualifier against Russia. His future teammate Michael Owen flicked on a long ball and Rooney controlled on his chest. He then lashed a great shot into the roof of the net from 18 yards.

For more news from European Super Football

For Manchester United v Manchester City - February 2011

His best Manchester United goal? This incredible Rooney moment came at a time when he was in a relatively poor run of form. This goal gave United a crucial 2-1 win over their local rivals and played a part in them securing their 19th Premier League title. Click here to watch this fantastic goal>>> 

For DC United v Orlando City - June 2019

After a wonderful career, Wayne Rooney moved to the United States where he signed for DC United. This goal came in the 10th minute of a game against Orlando City. He picked up the ball in his own half and saw the Orlando goalkeeper Brian Rowe way off his line. He proceeded to drive the ball over Rowe and was then promptly mobbed by his DC teammates.

Which of these Wayne Rooney goals was your favourite? Comment on this story now! 

Popular posts from this blog

EFL: Ipswich promoted to Premier League

-
Image
Ipswich Town 2 - 0 Huddersfield Town Ipswich Town soared back into the Premier League by cruising to a win over Huddersfield at Portman Road. Wes Burns gave the home side a first-half lead. This was then doubled by Omari Hutchinson early in the second with a shot from the edge of the penalty area. Click here to discover more news from the English Football League. Ipswich have finished the Championship season on 96 points. This is just one less than champions Leicester. They have become the first team since Southampton in 2011-12 to go from League One to the Premier League in successive seasons.  McKenna is also only the fifth manager in the club's history to win promotion to the top flight. This follows Alf Ramsey - later Sir Alf - in 1961, Bill McGarry in 1968, John Lyall in 1992 and George Burley in 2000. He is certainly is some great company there. From a Huddersfield perspective, the result also confirmed that they will be playing in League One next season. They were a Pre
Read more

FA Cup: United win on penalties

-
Image
 Manchester United 3 - 3 Coventry City Manchester United won 4-2 on penalties  United somehow progressed to the FA Cup final for the second successive season, following a dramatic semi-final victory over Coventry City. The Reds edged past the Sky Blues on penalties after a crazy and eventful 120 minutes to set up a rematch of last year's final, against Manchester City. Following goals from Scott McTominay, Harry Maguire and Bruno Fernandes, United appeared to be in total and complete control. Despite having a few chances, it did look like this was one match too far for Coventry. However, goals Ellis Simms and O'Hare reduced the deficit and made things very nervy for Ten Hag's side. Then in stoppage time, Haji Wright kept his nerve in stoppage time to score from the spot and send the game into extra time. Many Manchester United fans were furious at this point.  Disgraceful performance from #mufc https://t.co/sibOvrXJB0 pic.twitter.com/dPV06sMrkJ — Jay Dee (@JDESFNews)
Read more

Premier League: Another strange performance from Manchester United

-
Image
Manchester United 1 - 1 Burnley Zeki Amdouni scored a late penalty to grab what could he a priceless point for relegation-threatened Burnley in the Premier League at Old Trafford. Despite another unconvincing display from Manchester United, they did look well set for victory thanks to Antony's well-taken 79th-minute effort. Then Burnley got a penalty  Although the referee John Brooks managed to miss the foul in real time, unlike against Wolves the video assistant referee, Peter Bankes, stepped in. Substitute Amdouni managed to send the keeper the wrong way and earn Burnley this point  This result moved Burnley to within two points of fourth-bottom Nottingham Forest, whom they play at Turf Moor on the final day of the season.  There could still be a dramatic fight for survival with Burnley, Luton and Forest all scrambling to avoid relegation to the Championship.  You can watch the highlights of the match in the video below. The footage from YouTube is from the official Burnley
Read more