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Cristiano Ronaldo sees double

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The Portuguese international was once again decisive in allowing his team to win at home.

Silent in the first period, Cristiano Ronaldo struggled to gain the upper hand over Arsenal's defense.

But he returned from the locker room with as much desire and energy as in the first period.

As a result, the supporters present at Old Trafford saw their attacker scored twice (52, 70th).

Well served by his partner in selection Bruno Fernandes, he manages to beat Ramsdale on his right.

For the second goal, he hits a powerful full-axis penalty.

Another and umpteenth good performance from Ronaldo.

Beautiful face displayed by Mancuniens

Led by the score, Michael Carrick's men have never let go despite the current difficulties in defense.

To win, the Red Devils were offensive and conquerors to get this success.

Bruno Fernandes was invaluable in the midfield and his goal just before half-time was undoubtedly the trigger for the Mancunian “revolt” in the second half.

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Arsenal, too fragile defensively

Once again, the defense of Arsenal will not have been permeable, on the contrary ... However, Mikel Arteta and his men seemed to be well in place in this part.

In front of the score, Arsenal thought they had done the hardest part.

The same when they came back to two goals everywhere.

Unfortunately, a foul in Martin Odegaard's box cost the scoreboard dearly after the final whistle.

Odegaard, goalscorer and offender

The Norwegian midfielder experienced joy and disappointment in the second half.

Very active on the offensive plan, Martin Odegaard weighed on the defense of Manchester United.

Rewarded in the 52nd minute after a good service from Martinelli, he will allow his teammates to come back to score.

But about twenty minutes from the end of this match he commits the irreparable.

A fault in his own area on Fred.

After reviewing the video, Martin Atkinson awards the penalty which will be decisive for the Red Devils.

A fault synonymous with a trip empty-handed at Old Trafford.