Man Utd U18s 6-0 Burnley | Academy Highlights | U18 Premier League 2

Well, Storm Bolo might be slowing down, but Manchester United's under-18s are creating somewhat of a storm themselves. 20 goals scored in their last five matches, and today they face Burnley in the under-18s Premier League North. Well, hello, good afternoon. Welcome along to the Banfield Training Centre, where Manchester United's young Reds look to extend this fantastic run of form they're currently in. Unbeaten in their last six matches, five victories to show for that, and the most recent, that thrilling 6-3 win over Liverpool at the weekend. Now, we can take a look at the teams, because Darren Fletcher has named five changes from that game against Liverpool. And that sees Dion Seris, Zero, Watson, McCormack and Helfu all come in to the starting 11 to replace Ajayi, Brown, O'Brien, Laurie and Shah. The midfield trio of McAvoy, Eze and Camacho remains unchanged and there's no surprise, really, Camacho with four goals in that game against Liverpool just three days ago. Kai Rooney leads the line for Manchester United. O'Brien, Ford, Shaw, Carrick, McLaughlin, Ajayi and Brown all on the bench. Now, as for Burnley, they currently sit fifth in the under-18s Premier League North table and have been a force to be reckoned with so far this season. The young Clarets come into this game on the back of a 4-0 victory over their Lancashire rivals, Blackburn Rovers, and name the same side today, which means their top scorer, Warren Taylor, starts. He has nine goals to his name already this season. So, Manchester United versus Burnley then in the under-18s Premier League North. Your commentary team for this one, Arthur Alberston, is alongside Liam Bradford. Augustin, back down the line. Borgeson again, with a head of steam here. at midfield, there's a step in to make the challenge and it will be a free kick. Yeah, just had the head of steam up there and cutting inside. Always a little wary of saying that. The amount of times I've said it about Manchester United's Jim Thwaites that it's too far out and then all of a sudden it ends up in the top corner. Charlie Hardy gets his wall ready. I thought that might have just took a deflection, but obviously the ref thinks no. Just try to find that far corner. From Rafe McCormack to find zero. Zero's played that in behind for Halafu, stayed high, Halafu in behind for Zero, Zero's going to get the crossing towards Camacho, oh he's hit the post, comes back down, Rooney, opens the scoring for Manchester United, cutting counter-attack, and Kai Rooney finishes things off, Burnley 0, Manchester United 1. Yeah, great play down that right-hand side, Halafu, Zero, nods it perfectly off the post, but Rooney's alert. Smashes that in with his left foot, giving Feeney no chance there. Rooney in the right place at the right time. Typical striker, just expecting that to come back off the keeper or the post as it did. Had to patiently try and play it around Burnley. It's late. Out of play, but will be out of play for a Manchester United throw-in. All right. Go on, go on! Given away by Nwoshi on the edge of the penalty area, real chance for an equaliser, what a save! Brilliant stuff from Hardy, makes himself big, gets something on it and pushes it over the top. Kept United in the lead at the moment, that was goal bound. Helped on to Camacho, around the corner. Slide tackle takes it through to Ezer, Ezer into the area, finds some space, gets the shot in, looping one, it's taken a big deflection and will be behind for a corner. Yeah, you've seen when you get shots like that and it loops up in there, it can sometimes trouble the goalkeeper. McAvoy with the corner, Camacho short if he wants it, drilled low, Rooney tries to meet it, it's the referee given, I think he's given the free kick. Burnley's favour, yeah, it just, in the glass it just... He just tugged at his opponent. Giving away to De Jongs Eros and now Kai Rooney. Rooney goes down in the area, referee says penalty. Well, absolutely the right decision from where we were looking. Took a touch on the edge of the penalty area, clearly has his legs taken and United with an opportunity to double their advantage from the penalty spot. Yeah, give the ref no option there, tackles went in. Number nine on his back, up against Feeney. Strikes it and scores for Manchester United. Really good penalty from Kai Rooney. Low to the bottom left and it's Burnley 0 United 2. Yeah, very confident as well, isn't it? Went and got the ball, just places it down, walks back and sticks it away in the net. That's exactly what your penalty kick takers want to see. Very confident. Just what United needed really to start the second half. Corner is whipped into the penalty area. Headed in! Oh, that is a great header. And it is a hat-trick for Kai Rooney. He's managed to get on the end of it and one of the smallest players on the pitch gets up highest to knock it home for the hat-trick. And it's Burnley 0, United 3, hat-trick for Kai Rooney. Just the timing of his run, just getting in front of his defender there. Like you say, not the tallest, but he just gets enough on that to make it 3. Alright, I'll go and I need to block and cut. Come on, come on, come on. Still going here, Rooney looking for his fourth, onto his right foot, oh he's done it! Kai Rooney makes it 4-0 to Manchester United, and he's got all four of them. Two from the left foot, one with the header, one with the right foot. What an afternoon for Kai Rooney. Yeah, Rob, winning the ball, and when he gets that out of his feet, he's only got one thing on his mind. He's going to smash that, he's going to hit it. Keeper Feeney thinks that's possibly going over the other side of the goals, and in the near post, giving him no chance. Too much power on it. It's, it's, uh... It's lovely to see Manchester United moving the ball so well, but as you say, Arthur, Burnley can't get close at the moment. Yeah, and it's more difficult as the minutes tick by because you're running out of energy. First half was a little bit different. They've taken away from you as well as Camacho has broken through into the penalty area. Joao Camacho scores for Manchester United. That's a lovely finish. Beats the offside trap and lifts the right footer into the back of the net. And that is five goals in two games for Joao Camacho. I don't know how many passes that was, but we're all over the pitch there, but a great long through ball, center half, misses it, but does ever so well just to chip that over the goalkeeper and make sure it's under the crossbar. Fletcher already had a headache over who to start. He's not got any less of a headache, has he? Noah Ajayi just spins away. United are pouring forward again. Noah Ajayi into the area. Ajayi's effort is in the back of the net and it is six for Manchester United. Consecutive six goal games for Darren Fletcher's side. Noah Ajayi with six minutes to go. A bit of individual brilliance from Noah Ajayi.