Sunderland increased the pressure on beleaguered Manchester United
manager David Moyes with a 2-1 victory in the first leg of their Capital
One Cup semi-final
Sunderland took the lead on the stroke of half-time as Ryan Giggs
could only turn the ball into his own net under pressure from Phil
Bardsley after Wes Brown's pass following Seb Larsson's free-kick.
United equalised early in the second period as Nemanja Vidic headed
home Cleverley's corner, but Borini's penalty means that more questions
will be asked about Borini fired high into David de Gea's net in the 64th minute on Tuesday
night after Tom Cleverley was penalised for a clumsy challenge on
substitute Adam Johnson as he burst into the box.
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