Manchester United v Spurs - 4:30pm 14/01/24 - Official Match Thread

That’ll do Rashford’s confidence the world of good. Could well have four or five games of Marcus Mbappé to look forward to now (before he reverts back to Marcus Bebé for the rest of the season). Come on!

You can see what we can do well that half with the pace in behind to expose Spurs high line defence but you can also see why we’re not a good side

Zero control of the game
It’s just pure chaos lead by the master of chaotic football himself Bruno

We don’t seem to have a clue how to pass out from the back
No one seems to know where to position themselves to make angles to receive the ball so we end up just playing long balls up the pitch

We also don’t seem to be able to defend from set pieces

At least we’re in the lead and looking dangerous but anything could happen in the 2nd half with how little control we have

Pleased for Rashford. Hopefully he can kick on from here.

2 goals for each of the 3 forwards in the last 3 league games

Originally Posted by NedKelly

Weird how he never gets criticised for that yet a certain Brazilian maestro gets abused non-stop by “fans” for being one footed.

You might have been sleeping but Rashford usage exactly loved by the fanbase at the moment

Originally Posted by Dr Stranger

2 goals for each of the 3 forwards in the last 3 league games

Whisper it...

Originally Posted by Jack Duckworth

Pleased for Rashford. Hopefully he can kick on from here.

Yup.

And for Hojlund.

Originally Posted by NedKelly

Pretty sure we brought this guy in -

Dalot's face when a corner is played in

Wasn’t really mentioned, but how was the Garnacho hold not a penalty.

He wa literally being held from moving forward towards the ball

3-1 this

Wow, TOP DEFENDING.

How £#%&!ing easy was that

Ffs lads.

Ho hum.

£#%&! me shite

52 seconds. Well done, guys.

We’re unbelievably easy to play through.

Let’s have it right, we’ve been terrible aside from the two goals.

bring back de gea

think we are being unfair on rashford. he doesn't just try to run through people. he runs into touch, too.

jfe + onana = trouble.

The last time United suffered a home loss after taking the lead at halftime was on May 7, 1984, when Ipswich Town rallied from a goal by Mark Hughes in the first half to defeat United 2-1.