The Premier League game went through the 22nd round, Manchester United took on Wolves away and the game went unexpectedly exciting. United broke the rules from the start, with Marcus Rashford netting a goal in the fifth minute. Having recently missed training due to the *** incident, Rashford has salvaged a bit of his reputation with his goals.
Hojlen then found the back of the net and looked to be in good form, contributing one goal and one assist early on, which is unusual in a Premier League game. Manchester United's smooth start was amazing, but this team's game is always full of drama and this one is no exception.
In the second half, Casemiro fouled and sent a penalty, which led to Wolves chasing back a goal through Saravia. The referee wasn't too harsh and didn't give Casemiro a yellow card, otherwise he might have had to rest. Scott McTominay headed home shortly after coming off the bench. In terms of goals, McTominay is clearly stronger than Anthony.
Wolves then launched a counter-attack, with Kilman and Neto scoring in quick succession to make it 3-3. In the fifth minute of stoppage time, time was pressing.
However, at the crucial moment in the end, Menu stepped up and successfully shot into the goal after a clever pass to complete the stunner! Surprisingly, the 18-year-old became United's savior, and the drama of the game was unbelievable. In the end, Manchester United won 4-3 despite scoring three goals, which is unbelievable!
In the other game, West Ham United play Bournemoth at home. They didn't do as well as they could have done this time around, not playing home advantage, dominating just 49 per cent of the game and having just nine shots on goal, level level with Bournemouth.
Missing the ball early was a problem, and Solanke took advantage of Phillips' mistake in the return pass to shoot low and it was a bit of a low-level mistake. It wasn't until the second half that West Ham had a chance to equalise from the penalty spot through Ward-Prowse. However, they failed to score another goal and seemed to lack the desire to win. In the end, West Ham could only settle for a 1-1 finish, accidentally dropping two points.
In the standings, Liverpool is at the top of the table with 51 points, followed by Manchester City with 46 points. Arsenal are level on points with Manchester City, but have a slightly inferior goal difference and are third in place. Tottenham are provisionally fourth with 43 points, while Villa are also fifth with 43 points. West Ham have only one point and are in sixth place with a total of 36 points. Manchester United amassed 35 points from the win and moved up to 7th place. Newcastle are eighth with 32 points, while Chelsea are 10th with 31.