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Stoke City draw Manchester United 1-1; Rooney breaks goal-scoring record

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Stoke City put in a hard fight against Mourinho's Manchester United as they maintained a lead they obtained from a Juan Mata own goal.

But Rooney snatched an equalizer in the 94th minute to secure a point and ensure the match didn't end without them having a point.

But there's more to celebrate for Wayne Rooney because his goal put on into the Manchester United record books. Rooney's injury-time goal made it his 250th goal in 546 games for Manchester United putting him higher than Sir Bobby Charlton who scored 249 goals for Manchester United in 758 games.

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