Walker: Tottenham proved a point against Manchester United

After their 6-0 humiliation at the hands of Manchester City, the England international is pleased with the spirit that he and his team-mates showed against the reigning champions.

Kyle Walker feels that Tottenham proved a point by responding to their humbling at Manchester City with a 2-2 draw against Manchester United.

Manager Andre Villas-Boas came under pressure after his side slumped to an embarrassing 6-0 defeat at the Etihad Stadium in their last league game, capping off a month in which Spurs failed to register a Premier League goal.

Rooney joy at reaching 200-goal mark

The forward, who appeared set to leave during the summer, scored twice at Old Trafford to help David Moyes' me get off to a perfect start in this season's Champions League.

Wayne Rooney was understandably delighted after scoring his 200th Manchester United goal in Tuesday night's Champions League win over Bayer Leverkusen.

The England international opened the scoring at Old Trafford before adding a second after the break, with Robin van Persie and Antonio Valencia also on target for the Red Devils in an exciting 4-2 win.

Gerrard: England can cope without Rooney

The Liverpool forward admits Roy Hodgson's men will miss the Manchester United forward but insists confidence is high among the players

Steven Gerrard insists England are capable of securing a victory against Ukraine without Wayne Rooney.

The Manchester United forward was forced to pull out of Roy Hodgson's squad due to a head injury which was caused in a collision with Phil Jones during a training session.

Mourinho puts Rooney bid on hold until after Old Trafford clash

The Chelsea manager has reiterated his intention to lodge a fresh offer for the unsettled striker, but is keen for further talks to wait until next week due to "ethical" reasons

Jose Mourinho has revealed Chelsea will temporarily halt their pursuit of Manchester United striker Wayne Rooney until after the two clubs meet at Old Trafford on Monday.

The Blues have seen two bids for the unsettled forward rejected by the Premier League champions, with manager David Moyes insisting the England international is not for sale.

Wayne Rooney trains with England at St George's Park ahead of Scotland friendly

Wayne Rooney joined his England team-mates for training on Monday ahead of this week's Wembley friendly with Scotland.

The striker has played only 45 minutes of pre-season football because of hamstring and shoulder injuries, but Manchester United gave him permission to report for duty at St George's Park.

And Rooney was out on the training pitch at 10am on Monday - half an hour before the scheduled start of the session - as preparations began in earnest for the first England-Scotland game in almost 14 years.

Giggs unfazed by lack of signings

Ryan Giggs accepts it might be a hectic couple of weeks in the transfer market, but claimed he would be happy if Manchester United emerged from the summer window without making any changes to their squad.

United claimed their first silverware of the David Moyes era when they defeated Wigan 2-0 in the Community Shield.

The victory has eased some of the tension among Red Devils supporters, who had started to become agitated by a combination of poor pre-season form and the lack of fresh blood since Moyes' appointment was announced in May.

Manchester United boss David Moyes insists Wayne Rooney is not for sale

David Moyes insists there is no rift between him and Wayne Rooney, and that Manchester United have no plans to sell the England international.

Chelsea have submitted two unsuccessful bids for Rooney, who missed Sunday's FA Community Shield win over Wigan with a shoulder injury.

Moyes was in a combative mood at the post-match press conference at Wembley, where he denied speculation that he had fallen out with Rooney.

Moyes banishes Rooney to Manchester United reserves

The wantaway striker was ordered to train away from the United first-team on Thursday as he attempts to force through a summer transfer to Chelsea

Wayne Rooney has taken a significant step towards the Manchester United exit door after he was ordered to train with reserves by David Moyes on Thursday, Goal can reveal.

Rooney arrived for training expecting to join up with the rest of the United first-team but at 10am was told that he would be working with the reserve players.

Selling Rooney to Chelsea would be 'suicide' for Manchester United, warns Bosnich

The former Blues and Red Devils goalkeeper expects the England striker to leave Old Trafford this summer but says the club should not sell to one of their biggest rivals

Former Manchester United goalkeeper Mark Bosnich believes the club would be committing footballing "suicide" if they were to let Wayne Rooney join Chelsea.

The Red Devils rejected a second bid from Chelsea for the striker on Sunday, understood to be worth £25 million plus add-ons to take the deal to just under £30m.

Wayne Rooney: Man Utd striker 'will need to force Chelsea move'

Wayne Rooney must force his Manchester United departure if he wants to leave, says former Reds midfielder Paul Ince.

United maintain that the striker is not for sale after a second Chelsea bid - of £25m plus add-ons - was rejected.

Rooney, 27, who remains intent on leaving United, has been left out of their squad for Tuesday's friendly in Stockholm with a shoulder injury.