Ole Gunnar Solskjær’s limber-looking Manchester United did have their share of fortune too, in the course of a game that saw United attack with elan for an hour and collapse into a state of dogged near-exhaustion by the end. Rashford’s strike and De Gea’s brilliance earn Manchester United win over Spurs Read moreBut this was not really luck – or at least not entirely. Happily for both Solskjær and The Plan, David de Gea also happens to be a line-hogging, genius-level lime green octopus of a goalkeeper. Tottenham 0-1 Manchester United: player ratings from Wembley Read moreLucky old Ole then. And so here we had it: pure, uncut Ole-ball, with an attack based around speed and mobility, and with a cute tactical jink at its heart.

Source: The Guardian January 13, 2019 21:09 UTC