MANNONE IMPRESSED BY NEW TEAMMATE
Minnesota United began the MLS season with a 3-2 victory away at Vancouver which was a thrilling victory. Both teams came out on attack and Vito Mannone had to be on his best to thwart some of Vancouver attacks.

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Minnesota United began the MLS season with a 3-2 victory away at Vancouver which was a thrilling victory. Both teams came out on attack and Vito Mannone had to be on his best to thwart some of Vancouver attacks.

Administrator Paul Clement has affirmed Vito Mannone is back in conflict for a beginning spot during the current week’s Championship diversions. Mannone has lost the previous four matches because of preparation ground damage, leaving summer select Sam Walker as the administrator’s favored decision in the objective. At that movement, Royals have grabbed in shape with two successes over Preston North End and a draw most as of late at Brentford on Saturday. That amusement was the primary in the weeks of reading, along with QPR visiting Madejski Stadium on the night of Tuesday (8 pm commencement) before an excursion to the Hawthorns to go up against the club of West Brom on the next Saturday.

Vito Mannone has been the number one champion as far as the last season is concerned. However, there are chances that he may be challenged by Walker as well as Anssi Jaakkola. In addition, Luke Southwood, Lewis Ward and George Legg are the youngsters who are yet to make the appearances, but will join Jokull Andresson to head out on loan. John O’Shea is also trying to fill in the game as a goalkeeper. As far as the performances of Vito Mannone in the last season is concerned, he did a spectacular job and was the best replacement for Ali Al-Habsi, but the high standards of Omani did make a repetition of his excellence. He did show his best performances in the matches last season with a 3-1 win prior to the late penalty against Leeds United and QPR which indeed saves the championship status of Reading.

Former Arsenal goalkeeper Vito Mannone has been praised by the Reading supporters for his performance in the game against Queens Park Rangers. Indeed the goalkeeper managed to save a last-minute penalty that allowed his team to win their first game under new manager Paul Clement.

Yann Kermorgant scored his first goal of the season to open the scorelines in the 68th minute for the visitors. The first half was quite a cagey affair between both sides as Reading wanted the away bonus while Barnsley wanted all three points. Reading had the first chance through Chris Gunter. Kermorgant sent the Walsh Read more about BARNSLEY PLAY 1-1 DRAW AT HOME[…]