But he was celebrating at the final whistle after a 3-2 win saw United prevail despite having Patrick Dorgu sent off in the first half. At this point United are fully-focused on finishing in the top 10 of the Premier League and this win obviously helped that,

United came back to take the lead when Bruno Fernandes’ cross was headed into his own goal by Sam Morsy before Matthijs de Ligt scrambled in a second. United ended the half level and down to 10 men after Dorgu was sent off for a high challenge and Philogene’s cross drifted past Onana.

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