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Premier League: Portsmouth v Manchester United

Pompey v United: Avram Grant at this first game back in the Premier League — Pompey manager Avram Grant watches from the touchline at his 1st match in charge, back in the Premier League Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Pompey v United: Alex Ferguson watches from the stands — Whereas United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has to watch from the stands, in the directors box next to chief executive David Gill, because of his two-game touchline ban for comments made about referee Alan Wiley Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Pompey v United: Wayne Rooney scores United's first from the penalty spot — Following a risky tackle by Michael Brown where he appeared to catch Rooney's foot, Mike Dean incurred the wrath of the Fratton End by awarding a spot-kick, which United's top scorer dispatched nonchalantly Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Pompey v United: United players complain about a penalty — Referee Dean awards a second penalty, courtesy of information from his linesman, was very contentious. United were flabbergasted when Tomasz Kuszczak punched away O'Hara's lofted free-kick fairly routinely ahead of Frédéric Piquionne. There was a suggestion that Nemanja Vidic tugged at the Portsmouth striker's shirt in the build up Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Pompey v United: Kevin Prince Boateng celebrates after making it 1-1 from the spot — Kevin Prince Boateng celebrates after making it 1-1 from the spot Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Pompey v United: Darren Fletcher gets two hands on the shirt of Kevin-Prince Boateng — Darren Fletcher gets two hands on the shirt of Kevin-Prince Boateng Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Pompey v United: Wayne Rooney scores his, and United's second — Wayne Rooney about to slot home for the second United goal following a beautiful pass from Ryan Giggs. The Pompey defence appeals in vain for offside Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Pompey v United: Frederic Piquionne brings down Giggs — After giving the ball away in his own penalty area, Frederic Piquionne attempts to win it back with a clumsy challenge that brings down Giggs for a United penalty Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Pompey v United: Giggs wins a penalty — And then Scholes and Fletcher congratulate Giggs for winning the spot kick. Rooney dispatched it with aplomb to make it 3-1 and get his hat-trick Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Pompey v United: United keeper Tomasz Kuszczak catches the ball above Frederic Piquionne — United keeper Tomasz Kuszczak catches the ball above Frederic Piquionne Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Pompey v United: Giggs scores United's fourth — With three minutes left on the clog Giggs fires home a curved free-kick for United's fourth. It was his 100th Premier League goal and capped a performance of vision and verve which has been the trademark of an illustrious career Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Pompey v United: Rooney and Giggs celebrate after Giggs scores — The hat-trick hero and the record breaking scorer hug after United's 4th Photograph: guardian.co.uk

Pompey v United: Wayne Rooney walks off with the matchball — Wayne Rooney waves to the United fans as he walks off with the matchball after the final whistle. The 4-1 victory moves United to within two points of Premier League table-toppers Chelsea, who play Arsenal tomorrow Photograph: guardian.co.uk

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