Mike van der Hoorn pulled a goal back in the second half but by that point United had eased off and there was never going to be any way back for Swansea. Swansea looked shellshocked and Fellaini should have made it 2-0 three minutes later. United were in total control, moving the ball around with ease and it was no surprise when they added a second. Instead the ball slipped inside the Swansea goalkeeper’s near post and Ibrahimovic celebrated ending a run of 609 minutes without scoring in the Premier League. With Swansea unable to string three or four passes together in possession and powerless to stem the constant wave of United attacks without the ball, unrest started to fester in the stands.

Source: The Guardian November 06, 2016 17:17 UTC