A very important victory in the battle it gives to consolidate its place in the top four of the Premier League was celebrated by Manchester Unitedwhich prevailed 2-0 her Nottingham Foresteasier than the final result of the match at the “City Ground” testifies.
Having him as her most valuable football player in the match Anthonywho opened the scoring in the 32nd minute and “served” the assist to Dalo for the final 2-0 in the 76th minute, Ten Haag’s side celebrated their third straight league win and moved within +3 of 4th-placed Newcastle, who were beaten at home to Aston Villa on Saturday (15/4).
On the other hand, the best for Nottingham was Keylor Navaswho made a number of impressive interventions, but to no avail for his side, who remained winless for a 10th straight match and remained in the relegation zone.
THE United created their first good chance in the opening 45 seconds, with Navas saving a shot from Fernandes and Felipe blocking another shot from Sancho. In the 18th minute, Navas again had an answer to another Fernandes shot, before Nottingham missed their best chance of the game, with McKenna’s header hitting the post.
In the 32nd Anthony opened the scoring from close range after a save by the Nottingham keeper, while United continued to create chances for a second goal. Finally, he found it in the 76th minute, when Anthony made a wonderful individual effort and “served” a fantastic assist to Dalowho from close range had no difficulty in “locking” the victory for the “red devils”.
In detail, the program of the 31st matchday:
Saturday (15/4)
Aston Villa-Newcastle 3-0
(11′ Ramsey, 64′, 83′ Watkins)
Wolves-Bradford 2-0
(27′ Diego Costa, 69′ Huang)
Everton-Fulham 1-3
(35′ McNeill – 22′ Reed, 51′ Wilson, 68′ James)
Southampton-Crystal Palace 0-2
(54′, 74′ Eze)
Chelsea-Brighton 1-2
(1′ Gallagher – 42′ Welbeck, 69′ Enciso)
Tottenham-Bournemouth 2-3
(14′ Sean, 88′ Danzouma – 38′ Vinia, 51′ Solanki, 95′ Ouattara)
Manchester City-Leicester 3-1
(5′ Stones, 13′ penalty, 25′ Haaland – 75′ Iheanacho)
Sunday (16/4)
West Ham-Arsenal 2-2
(33′ pen. Benrama, 55′ Bowen – 7′ Jesus, 10′ Edgegaard)
Nottingham Forest-Manchester United 0-2
(32′ Anthony, 76′ Dalo)
Monday (17/4)
Leeds-Liverpool (22:00)
The next (32nd) matchday:
Friday April 21st
Arsenal-Southampton (22:00)
Saturday, April 22
Fulham-Leeds (14:30)
Liverpool-Nottingham Forest (17:00)
Leicester-Wolves (17:00)
Crystal Palace-Everton (17:00)
Brentford-Aston Villa (17:00)
Sunday, April 23
Newcastle-Tottenham (16:00)
Bournemouth-West Ham (16:00)
Source: Sport Fm
I am currently a news writer for News Bulletin247 where I mostly cover sports news. I have always been interested in writing and it is something I am very passionate about. In my spare time, I enjoy reading and spending time with my family and friends.
