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A Manchester United fan waves a green and yellow scarf in protest over the ownership of the club by Malcolm Glazer © Getty Images |
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Randy Lerner watches on with his son © PA Photos |
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Alan Wiley separates El-Hadji Diouf and Steven Gerrard © PA Photos |
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David Silva celebrates after scoring © Getty Images |
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Wayne Rooney celebrates scoring his team's second goal © Getty Images |
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Daniel Agger eyes the ball © Getty Images |
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Manchester United fans wave green and yellow scarves © Getty Images |
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Michael Owen is substituted © Getty Images |
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Scott Brown floors Kyle Lafferty © Getty Images |
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Franck Ribery celebrates with Mark van Bommel and Thomas Mueller © Getty Images |
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Jose Mourinho looks on from the stands © Getty Images |
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Rafael Benitez gestures at the referee © Getty Images |
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Nemanja Vidic brings down Gabriel Agbonlahor for a penalty © Getty Images |
Feb 28, 2010 
Wayne Rooney lifts the Carling Cup © Getty Images |
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Fernando Torres strikes goalward © Getty Images |
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Wayne Rooney celebrates his goal © Getty Images |
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Feb 28, 2010 
Richard Dunne toes the ball away from Wayne Rooney © Getty Images |
Feb 28, 2010 
Allan McGregor celebrates Rangers' last-minute win © Getty Images |
Feb 28, 2010 
Stephen Warnock lunges into a tackle © Getty Images |
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Michael Owen celebrates his equaliser © Getty Images |
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