Wayne ROONEY

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Date: 07 December 2010

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- POSITION
  Forward
- DATE OF BIRTH
  Thursday, 24 October 1985
- PLACE OF BIRTH
  Liverpool, England

INTERNATIONAL
England
- CAREER DATES
  2003 - 2018
- Debut
  Wednesday, 12th February 2003 as a sub in a 3-1 defeat against Australia (Aged: 17)
- Final Appearance
  15th. November 2018 in a 3–0 win over U.S.A.
- Total Caps
  120 International games. 53 goals.

WORLD CUP
- Debut
  15 June 2006
  England 2-0 Trinidad & Tobago
- World Cup Games
  2006 (4), 2010 (4), 2014 (3)

UEFA EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
- Debut
  13 June 2004
  England 1-2 France
- European Championship Games
  2004 (4) 2012 (2) 2016 (4).

CLUBS
Everton FC
- Club Career Dates
  2002-2004, 2017-2018
- League Debut
  Saturday, 17th August 2002 in a 2-2 draw at home to Tottenham Hotspur (Aged: 16)
- Club Career
  67 League Apps. (+31 as sub), 25 goals
  (2 spells)
Manchester United
- Club Career Dates
  2004-2017
- League Debut
  Sunday, 3rd October 2004 in a 1-1 draw at home to Middlesbrough (Aged: 18)
- Club Career
  354 League Apps. (+39 as sub), 183 goals
Derby County
- Club Career Dates
  2020-2021
- League Debut
  Thursday 2nd January 2020 in a 2-1 home win over Barnsley.
- Club Career
  30 League appearances 6 goals.

Wayne ROONEY - Manchester United - UEFA Champions League 2010/11

The pictures show Wayne Rooney during the 1:1 draw against Valencia in the Champions League on 7.12.10.

Group C

MANCHESTER UTD 0:0 RANGERS (14.09.10, Old Trafford)
29-Tomasz Kuszczak, 6-Wes Brown, 5-Rio Ferdinand (c), 12-Chris Smalling, 20-Fabio Da Silva (23-Jonny Evans 76), 25-Luis Antonio Valencia (11-Ryan Giggs 63), 24-Darren Fletcher, 28-Darron Gibson, 13-Park Ji-Sung (7-Michael Owen 76), 14-Javier Hernandez, 10-Wayne Rooney

RANGERS 0:1 MANCHESTER UTD (0:0) Rooney (pen 87). (24.11.10, Glasgow)
1-Edwin van der Sar, 22-John O'Shea, 23-Jonny Evans, 12-Chris Smalling, 20-Fabio Da Silva, 17-Nani (26-Gabriel Obertan 77), 16-Michael Carrick, 18-Paul Scholes (8-Anderson 67), 11-Ryan Giggs (c), 9-Dimitar Berbatov (14-Javier Hernandez 76), 10-Wayne Rooney

MANCHESTER UTD 1:1 VALENCIA (0:1) Anderson (62). (07.12.10, Old Trafford)
40-Ben Amos, 21-Rafael Da Silva, 5-Rio Ferdinand (12-Chris Smalling 50), 15-Nemanja Vidic (c), 20-Fabio Da Silva, 17-Nani (11-Ryan Giggs 81), 8-Anderson (24-Darren Fletcher 90), 16-Michael Carrick, 13-Park Ji-Sung, 9-Dimitar Berbatov, 10-Wayne Rooney

Last 16

MARSEILLE 0:0 MANCHESTER UTD (23.02.11, Marseille)

1-Edwin van der Sar, 22-John O'Shea, 15-Nemanja Vidic, 12-Chris Smalling, 3-Patrice Evra, 24-Darren Fletcher, 16-Michael Carrick, 28-Darron Gibson (18-Paul Scholes 73), 17-Nani, 10-Wayne Rooney, 9-Dimitar Berbatov

MANCHESTER UTD 2:1 MARSEILLE (1:0) Hernandez (5, 75). (15.03.11, Old Trafford)

1-Edwin van der Sar, 22-John O'Shea (21-Rafael Da Silva 37, 20-Fabio Da Silva 70), 6-Wes Brown, 12-Chris Smalling, 3-Patrice Evra, 17-Nani (25-Antonio Valencia 62), 18-Paul Scholes, 16-Michael Carrick, 11-Ryan Giggs, 10-Wayne Rooney, 14-Javier Hernandez

Quarter-Finals

CHELSEA 0:1 MANCHESTER UTD (0:1) Rooney (24). (06.04.11, Stamford Bridge)

1-Edwin van der Sar, 21-Rafael Da Silva (17-Nani 51), 15-Nemanja Vidic, 5-Rio Ferdinand, 3-Patrice Evra, 25-Antonio Valencia, 16-Michael Carrick, 11-Ryan Giggs, 13-Park Ji-sung (12-Chris Smalling 94), 10-Wayne Rooney, 14-Javier Hernandez (9-Dimitar Berbatov 78)

MANCHESTER UTD 2:1 CHELSEA (1:0) Hernandez (43), Park Ji-Sung (77). (12.04.11, Old Trafford)

1-Edwin van der Sar, 22-John O'Shea, 15-Nemanja Vidic, 5-Rio Ferdinand, 3-Patrice Evra, 17-Nani (25-Antonio Valencia 75), 16-Michael Carrick, 11-Ryan Giggs, 13-Park Ji-sung, 10-Wayne Rooney, 14-Javier Hernandez

Semi-Finals

SCHALKE 0:2 MANCHESTER UTD (0:0) Giggs (67), Rooney (69). (26.04.11, Gelsenkirchen)

1-Edwin van der Sar, 20-Fabio Da Silva, 5-Rio Ferdinand, 15-Nemanja Vidic, 3-Patrice Evra, 25-Antonio Valencia, 16-Michael Carrick, 11-Ryan Giggs, 13-Park Ji-Sung (18-Paul Scholes 73), 10-Wayne Rooney (17-Nani 83), 14-Javier Hernandez (8-Anderson 73)