Barclays Premier League Manchester United vs. AFC Bournemouth Venue: Old Trafford Date: Tuesday, 17 May 2016 Kick-off: 20:00 BST Manchester United ended their league campaign with a comfortable 3-1 victory against AFC Bournemouth at Old Trafford. Being a standalone fixture…
1) Patience is a virtue At 6.15pm on Saturday many would be forgiven for thinking that it would be another forlorn afternoon in M16. The first half brought little to be enthusiastic about going forward as yet again United were…
By David Gee (@DavidGee26) 3 defeats on the bounce meant the game at Selhurst Park carried more importance than it might have with Manchester United still in a fight to return to the Champions League next season. The Old Trafford…
By David Gee (@DavidGee26) There was a sense of expectancy at Old Trafford on Sunday that hadn’t been present for some time. United went into the match against their bitter City rivals in great form, with the blues’ fortunes in…
By Matthew Jones 1) Ander Herrera Just what Louis van Gaal’s plan has been with the Spanish midfielder this season has been puzzling. He started the season brightly, scoring goals against Queens Park Rangers and Leicester City, before a collection…
By Ashley Turner 1) Tempo or tactics It was yet another laboured performance in terms of the style of play on show. Jonny Evans twice passed the ball back to David De Gea within the opening 28 minutes, prompting boos…
By Ashley Turner 1) Happy for Herrera I’m sure that every United fan was chuffed at seeing Ander Herrera’s name in the starting line-up that was revealed at 18:45 GMT. It was only his second start since January 4, and…
By Jason Freeman 1) Tale of two halves That old football cliché again, but it was. The first half was in my opinion our best away performance of the season and we really should have put one of the chances…