The hosts ultimately fell short of ending what is now a club-record 17-match winless streak across all competitions, with United holding on for a third consecutive away win and a sixth victory in their last seven outings
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Manchester United has returned to winning ways in the Premier League with a nervy 1-0 victory over Bournemouth at Old Trafford on Wednesday
The Gunners shot themselves in the foot, gifting all three goals to the visitors, while at the same time creating plenty up the other end
Jose Mourinho has often been criticised for his negative tactics away to top-six rivals, but his side capitalised on defensive errors to race into a 2-0 lead after just 11 minutes in North London
After Dwight Gayle had given the visitors a surprise lead, Pogba produced a goal and assist to help the Red Devils turn things around by the 54th minute
The victory moves Chelsea to within one point of the Red Devils and third-placed Tottenham though they still trail leaders Manchester City, who beat Arsenal earlier in the day, by nine points
Liverpool controlled the game for large periods, but both teams did not do enough on Merseyside as a meeting between these two clubs ended in a draw for the fourth successive game
Man United had a lot of the ball in the early moments, and the Red Devils took the lead inside the first four minutes when Martial’s brilliant cross was headed home by Lukaku, who had risen above Ignashevich at the far post
Ikeme came through the youth academy at Wolves, and made the step up to the senior side way back in 2003
The Belgium international has kept 16 clean sheets in the top-flight as the Blues romped to their second title in three seasons
Man City dominated the contest for long stages, but the 10-man Man United produced an excellent defensive performance as the Red Devils continued their unbeaten run in the league, which now stands at 24 matches
The last time Stoke faced United saw the match end in a 1-1 draw, with Joe Allen’s late equaliser helping his side walk away from Old Trafford with a point
Sunderland went into the match looking for consecutive top-flight victories over United for the first time since 1951
Memorable strikes from Moussa Sow and Jeremain Lens put the hosts in control before Dick Advocaat’s side were able to hold on for a victory despite Wayne Rooney giving his side hope with an 89th-minute goal of his own
A black cat ran across the pitch in the warm-up and the Liverpool faithful were left to rue their bad luck as David De Gea clawed out the best two chances.
Anthony Martial gave United the lead midway through the second half but with eight minutes left, De Gea spilled a weak effort from Glen Johnson and Joe Allen was able to convert the rebound
Jamie Vardy had earlier cancelled out Jesse Lingard’s opener at Wembley, but Ibrahimovic struck late to hand Jose Mourinho his first piece of silverware as United manager
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United controlled possession throughout the first half, but were unable to create many clear opportunities
The Red Devils found themselves trailing with just four minutes played as Max Kruse’s through-ball split their defence down the middle, allowing Daniel Caligiuri to nip in and slide the ball beyond David de Gea