The Ecuadorian winger says that Scholes has provided relief to the Manchester United squad amidst their injury troubles in the English Premier League...
After giving a wonderful performance against Bolton Wanderers, Paul Scholes is in the headlines as well as in the spotlight but another player who has been wonderful for Manchester United over the past month or so is Luis Antonio
Valencia. The Ecuadorian winger showcased blistering pace against Bolton Wanderers at Old Trafford, a match that ended in all three points for the English Premier League champions as Paul Scholes got on the score sheet as well.
Valencia’s impact at the right wing position allowed Manchester United’s midfielders to seek out the former Wigan man who was always getting the better of his marker on the right wing. In the end, Manchester United ran out as eventual
winners by three goals to nil and now they are just three points behind Manchester City in the English Premier League table.
However the Red Devils are due to face Arsenal next week in a must win encounter at the Emirates stadium, a match that might decide whether or not United will be able to sustain their challenge throughout the rest of the Premier
League season.
Valencia said in his latest interview, "We still have some longer absences like http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Paul-Scholes-c29394 back. It's all right talking about three teams [going for
the title] but you can't take out Arsenal or http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Chelsea-c38786 so that is why we have to put our foot to the floor and push as hard as we can.”
He added, “It is really pleasing thinking that we are getting everyone back to full fitness. It is nice to be back in my favoured position that I have always played in throughout my career.” Sir http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Valencia-c40863
keeps up his form as they will need his direct style of play against http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Arsenal-c38429 who lost their encounter on the weekend against Swansea City at the Liberty stadium by three goals to two.
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