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    Rooney the key as United close on Chelsea

    Sun, 12/27/2009 - 14:25 EDT - France24.com - Business

    Wayne Rooney went from hero to villain and back to hero again as Premier League champions Manchester United won 3-1 away to Hull City on Sunday.Victory left second-placed United just two points behind leaders Chelsea, who could only manage a goalless draw against Birmingham on Saturday, with England striker Rooney involved in all four goals.Rooney put United ahead on the stroke of half-time at the KC Stadium with a close range finish after Ryan Giggs touched on Darren Fletcher's crossBut second bottom Hull equalised on the hour though a Craig Fagan penalty.

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