Youngster Welbeck wishes his goal-scoring run continues after guiding Manchester United to 3-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur Local lad Danny Welbeck admits he is living the dream at Manchester United. Although Alex Ferguson promised Welbeck he would get an opportunity at United this season after doing so well during last season's loan spell at Sunderland that he broke into the England squad, the striker cannot have expected it to come so soon. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2011/aug/welbeck.jpg" border="5" /> Manchester United's Danny Welbeck attempts an overhead kick during Monday's EPL tie against Tottenham at Old Trafford in Manchester. PIC/Getty Images The 20-year-old has followed up his start in the Community Shield by keeping his place for the opening two Premier League matches, against West Brom and Tottenham. He even claimed the man-of-the-match prize last night, steering United towards their 3-0 win by scoring the first and creating the second for Anderson with an impudent back-heel. For a youngster brought up in the heart of Manchester, the Longsight district now-departed Wes Brown also hails from, the experience is proving to be a rich one. "There is no better feeling for a Manc kid than scoring for United," he said. "I want more of it." Partly through choice, partly through injuries to Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand that have presented openings, Ferguson ended up with the second-youngest team he has ever selected for a Premier League game on the pitch last night.

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