In the middle of last week, Jesse Lingard became the tragic hero of Manchester United when his fatal mistake led to an embarrassing loss to the Young Boys in the opening round of the Champions League.
The player who grew up at the club and was loaned to West Ham last year while delivering a great season, snatched reviews, kept quiet and today (Sunday) he answered in the most inspiring way possible.
In front of the home crowd he had at home last season he scored a dramatic winning goal in the 89th minute that led the Red Devils to a prestigious away win over the Hammers.
The drama incidentally did not end at Lingard's goal when in added time, David de Gea stopped a local Mark Noble penalty and left the points on the side of Ola Gunnar Solskjaer.
Even before the first half, Said Benrahama gave West Ham, who were missing their outstanding striker Mikhail Antonio, the lead in the 30th minute after his powerful ball in Rafael Varane, changed direction and went inside.
Cristiano Ronaldo, who if not he, equalized five minutes later after taking advantage of a coma in the defense of the locals.
De Hae stops Noble's penalty, E.P.
Ronaldo celebrates at the end, tonight in London, EP
In another game: Leicester continued their terrible season opener when they recorded a third loss in five rounds when they succumbed to the biggest surprise in the Premier League so far - Brighton.
The locals took the lead from goals from Neil Moffey in Pendel (35) and Danny Welbeck (50) while Jamie Vardy just shrank to the Foxes (61).