Sunday, February 24, 2013

WEST BROMWICH ALBION 2 - SUNDERLAND 1: LUKAKU REPRESENTS IT BY THE... - Daily Star

ABOVE: West Brom's Romelu Lukaku honors his targets He was a few and played very well 24th February 2013 By David Millar ROMELU LUKAKU has taken a out of Wayne Rooneyas book on how best to handle big-time football. The on-loan West Brom striker has ploughed through the Old Trafford staras autobiography to get all they can about how exactly to cope with hitting the news as a youngster. And he is obviously a quick learner, showing the same kind because the Rooster of lethal purpose effect with a double against Sunderland. Stephane Sessegnon pulled one right back with five minutes left however it was never likely to be adequate. Baggiesa boss Steve Clarke said: aLukaku is in a rich vein of form. Heas got fast legs for a huge man. Weare pleased he thought we would come here and further his knowledge. Clarkeas men have reached the 40-point level however they were inches from falling two things when Black Cat John OaShea believed his header had crossed the line to level. West Brom took the lead in the second when Liam Ridgewellas mix hit Craig Gardneras hand and a punishment was awarded despite Sunderland protests. But Lukaku, facing baying absent supporters, kept neat to side-foot past keeper Simon Mignolet. On the stroke of half-time the readers were again in turmoil as Adam Johnsonas chance struck Gareth McAuleyas arm but no penalty was handed. Sunderland chef Martin OaNeill said: aThere were two big decisions. A penalty against us and an identical one at another end perhaps not given. They certainly were penalties. aBut Lukaku is powerful. He was some and enjoyed very well.a OaNeill saw Sunderland go close again when Sessegnon grabbed at a probability which saw the ball squirm towards the prospective just for Youssouf Mulumbu to clear. And when Alfred NaDiaye hoisted in a high ball, Danny Graham was a fraction away from scoring on his full debut. But Lukaku discovered himself distinct in the 62nd minute simply to see Mignolet stay strong to stop him. The Belgian struck his 2nd in bizarre circumstances when Titus Bramble was guilty of a dreadfully brief backpass which Mignolet raced off his line to clear. However the keeper just succeeded in battering the ball against Lukaku and it flew at full rate to the unguarded net behind him. Sunderland were surprised. Flattened. But somehow they was able to pull themselves back in the overall game for a frantic end.

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