Wayne Rooney, graphic in precision with Manchester United this week, harmed his knee during England"s new feat over Egypt at Wembley. Photograph: Jason Cairnduff/Action Images
Sir Alex Ferguson betrothed a fully-committed, aggressive opening from his side in tomorrow"s Champions League initial knock-out turn second-leg opposite Milan, where they will be safeguarding a 3-2 value from the initial assembly at San Siro.
They will be aided by the lapse of Wayne Rooney, who longed for Saturday"s 1-0 Premier League win over Wolverhampton Wanderers with a knee problem. But Ferguson reliable that Wes Brown, who was harmed in that game, will be out for 4 to 6 weeks.
"He is fit," Ferguson pronounced of Rooney. "There is a fast alleviation from Saturday sunrise since on Friday dusk I didn"t think he had any chance. It"s great news. He is a hazard to any one at the moment."
Ferguson insisted that his side would not simply find to urge the value gained in the initial leg. "We"re going to fool around the normal diversion and that includes aggressive and regularly has," he said. "I don"t think we should be confused by the 3-2. It"s a really formidable diversion for us, and we"ll provide it as such. We"re anticipating to kill the tie by the own aggressive abilities but Milan have to score, that should have it a some-more open match."
Ferguson additionally referred to he was unhappy to win the initial leg by only a singular goal, after Clarence Seedorf scored for Milan with five mins remaining. "The initial fifteen mins was the great spell for them and the bad spell for us," he said. "Once we recovered we played really well and should may be have killed the compare in the second half."
Ferguson did not mention the inlet of Brown"s injury, but the full-back was well known to have harm his feet after a plea with the Wolves midfielder Matt Jarvis, and left Molineux wearing a protecting boot. There have been rumours that the England general had suffered a damaged metatarsal.
The four-to-six-week timescale is at slightest great headlines for England, with Brown at large approaching to be piece of Fabio Capello"s patrol for the World Cup after personification at right-back opposite Egypt last week.
"Unfortunately, his career has been blighted with injury," pronounced Ferguson. "He has got an additional one and will be out for 4 to 6 weeks but I goal I can get him behind for a little of the season."
In further to Brown, Anderson (knee), Ryan Giggs (arm) and John O"Shea (leg) are additionally out of tomorrow"s game.
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