Manchester United returned to winning ways this Saturday, beating Norwich at Old Trafford, 3-2, with a hat-trick (the 60th in his career) through Cristiano Ronaldo.
After defeats against Atletico Madrid and Everton, in addition to a draw with Leicester in the middle, Red Devils He came in pressure and advanced after only seven minutes, after recovering the ball from Ilanga, who took advantage of the passivity of the external defense and helped Ronaldo, who only had to clear it towards the goal.
Two minutes into the half hour, after a corner kick from Alex Telles, the Portuguese striker scored twice as he jumped higher than the Norwich defense and headed into the goal.
the man. United will struggle in the first minute of extra time thanks to Kieran Doyle’s goal with the help of Pukki. After the break, the roles were reversed and it was Finn who scored Doyle’s pass (52m).
It got worse for Red DevilsWho managed to reach the winning goal in the 76th minute only. From a direct free kick, Cristiano Ronaldo struck in a precise manner, with Tim Kroll continuing to convert the ball before it hit the net.
In addition to Ronaldo, Bruno Fernandes and Diogo Dalot also played 90 minutes for Old Trafford.
Manchester United climbed to fifth in the Premier League, while Norwich remained in last place.
The jump in the table Red Devils That was only possible thanks to Arsenal’s defeat at Southampton. The team led by Mikel Arteta with Cedric and Nuno Tavares initially lost 1-0 and added their third defeat in a row. Jan Bednarek scored the only goal in the match (44 m).
Watford also lost and held endowment accounts.
Playing at home, the team led by Roy Hodgson lost to Brentford 2-1. Norgaard (15 m) led the visitors, and Emmanuel Denis reduced it in the 54th minute, but Pontus Jansson secured the victory in the sixth minute of extra time.
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