Manchester United Football Club made an excellent start to the Premier League season, sticking four past West Ham United. On the whole, Jose Mourinho had to be extremely pleased, but the self-proclaimed Special One will know that this is just the beginning.
David de Gea – Didn’t really have an awful lot to do. Distributed well, and left a positive impact on the defence. 6/10
Antonio Valencia – Buccaneered up and down that right-hand side all day long. Fantastic performance. 7/10
Jose Mourinho will lead his Manchester United team into battle for the first Premier League game of the season. The Red Devils take on West Ham United, in a game that’ll surely excite. It all starts here again, and the first starting XI of the season is in.
Sergio Romero – What a performance. The Argentine dealt everything that came his way and in the end, won us a point. 8/10
Eric Bailly – Filled in at right-back once again and played okay. Would have preferred to see him play more centrally though. 6/10
Manchester United take on Southampton this evening, in a game that is pretty pointless for both sides. All attentions for Jose Mourinho and his men should be firmly on the Europa League final against Ajax, which takes place one week from today.
Manchester United Football Club play their penultimate Premier League game of the season this evening, away at Southampton. The Red Devils’ hopes of finishing in the top four are all-but over, so in a sense, this game is rather meaningless.
David de Gea – The Spaniard made a couple of good saves, but couldn’t really do anything about either Spurs goal. 6/10
Eric Bailly – Did alright as a makeshift right-back. Shown a nice turn of pace and won his fair share of tackles. 6/10
Manchester United have just three Premier League games remaining, and despite the fact that our domestic campaign is all-but over, Jose Mourinho has still named a relatively strong starting line-up. Tottenham themselves cannot win the title anymore, but they’ll be desperate to win their last ever game at White Hart Lane.
David de Gea – The Spaniard made a couple of truly outstanding saves early on. Couldn’t do anything about either goal, though. 6/10
Axel Tuanzebe – Comfortably the best player on the field in a Red shirt. He had Sanchez in his pocket throughout an excellent debut. 8/10
Manchester United take on Arsenal today, in a game that may well mean very little come the end of the season. With that said, it’s always nice beating the old enemy, and let’s hope today will be no different.
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