Premiership · Matchday 07
Stoke City v Manchester United
0–2
Manchester United beat Stoke City 2–0 at Britannia Stadium, Stoke on Saturday 26th September 2009 in the Premiership. Dimitar Berbatov (62') and John O'Shea (76') scored for United.
Timeline
Running score
- Kick Off
- 28' Robert Huth
- Half Time
- 55' Ryan Giggs for Nani
- 58' Paul Scholes
- 62' Dimitar Berbatov 0–1
- 76' John O'Shea 0–2
- 80' Michael Owen for Rooney
- 80' Michael Carrick for Scholes
- Full Time 0–2
Match Facts
- A 7th consecutive win in all competitions.
- Dimitar Berbatov's 2nd goal of 2009-2010, and his 16th for United.
- John O'Shea's 1st goal of 2009-2010, and his 15th for United.
Starting XI
Player
22 John O'Shea 76'
Stoke City Lineup
Starting XI
4 Robert Huth RB
6 Glenn Whelan CM-R
7 Liam Lawrence RM
12 Dave Kitson F
17 Ryan Shawcross CD-R
18 Dean Whitehead CM-L
22 Danny Collins LB
24 Rory Delap LM
25 Abdoulaye Faye CD-L
26 Matthew Etherington RCF
29 Thomas Sorensen G
Substitutes
1 Steve Simonsen
3 Danny Higginbotham
5 Leon Cort
9 James Beattie on
14 Danny Pugh on
20 Tuncay Sanli on
28 Andy Wilkinson
Opposition lineup via ESPN. Opposition players do not have profile pages on this site.
Managers
MUFC
Alex Ferguson
Manchester United
OPP
Tony Pulis
Stoke City
United vs Stoke City History
Meeting 90 of 108
108
Played
44
Won
36
Drawn
28
Lost
166
Goals For
127
Goals Against
All-time record, from the first meeting on Saturday 7th January 1893. After this match United had played Stoke City 90 times: 33W 31D 26L.
6 Oct 1993 W 2–0 LC 15 Nov 2008 W 5–0 PL 26 Dec 2008 W 1–0 PL
26 Sep 2009 W 2–0 This match
9 May 2010 W 4–0 PL 24 Oct 2010 W 2–1 PL 4 Jan 2011 W 2–1 PL | All-time | P | W | D | L | F | A | Win% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Home | 53 | 29 | 17 | 7 | 101 | 43 | 54.7 |
| Away | 53 | 14 | 19 | 20 | 61 | 79 | 26.4 |
| Neutral | 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 5 | 50.0 |
Match results, lineups and goalscorers compiled from mufcinfo.com; advanced match statistics (xG, shots, possession) via FBref and FotMob where available. Last updated 29 September 2026. How we compile this data →