Manchester United climb into the top six of the Premier League after Burnley are next in action against Leeds at Elland Road. Today we will discuss about Man united vs Burnley: Highlights| Live| Results| 3-1
Man united vs Burnley: Highlights| Live| Results| 3-1
“The first half was good but we were a bit flat in the second half for whatever reason. The game was tough in Newcastle so we had to come back. “We’ve set the record for the highest turnover in the league for a long time so the message is clear – keep the ball better, more forward passes and everything the manager wants,” the manager said.
Highlights
As for Manchester United vs Burnley, which starts tonight at 20:15 GMT at Old Trafford. Manchester United will be eager to get back on track after being ousted from Newcastle United last time, while it will be Burnley’s first match since 12 December due to a series of cancellations. Stay with us for all the build-up to Manchester United vs Burnley and then updates from the match itself.
Manchester United vs Burnley – Full time: 3-1
This is the start of our Manchester United vs Burnley live blog, with updates on this Premier League fixtures to follow from here. As always, the entries at the top are the most recent entries.
Live
Manchester United vs Burnley – LIVE!
Ralph Rangnick’s team finally got the basics right as their United beat Burnley 3-1 at Old Trafford.
Scott McTominay and Cristiano Ronaldo scored on either side of their Ben Me goal to send United into sixth place as a reasonable improvement in their performance against Newcastle United on Monday.
While the away team was certainly competitive in the first half, United managed to watch the game with relative ease, although they were virtually under threat from Sean Dyche.
McTominay and Mason Greenwood notably impressed, while Luke Shaw made a case for replacing Alex Telles as the club’s starting left-back with an impressive performance.
Results
A quick 45-minute start saw Manchester United shut down the noise and beat Burnley 3-1 at Old Trafford. Ralph Rangnick made six changes from a disappointing 1–1 draw against Newcastle, and the team responded.
Scott McTominay was the star of the show, moving into the role box-to-box and providing a constant threat to United. The 25-year-old rounded the opener and made another two blistering attempts which were both saved by world-class Wayne Hennessy.
3-1
Manchester United scored three goals in the first half in the Premier League for the first time since January as they pushed Burnley back into the top six by separating them at Old Trafford.
Scott McTominay’s eighth-minute curler from the edge of the field was United’s fastest top-flight goal since Scott scored twice in the opening minutes against Leeds more than 12 months ago.
Jadon Sancho’s deflected effort doubled the hosts’ advantage before Cristiano Ronaldo – who had wasted a fine opportunity after being sent clean after the game was still goalless – was hit by McTominay’s shot into a shot by Burnley keeper Wayne. After touching down on the post was tapped into an empty net. Hennessy.
Aaron Lennon took advantage of Eric Bailly’s poor first touch to pull a back for the visitors with a clinical finish in the bottom corner.
However, in their first game since 12 December, Burnley lacked the stamina or deceit to further trouble United and remain in the bottom three.
