I was able to hear what Jordan Pickford had to say prior to one of Manchester United’s penalties, and it was unsuccessful and unsuccessful.

All of the moments that you might have missed during Manchester United’s victory over Everton in the Premier League on Saturday lunchtime at Old Trafford, which they ended with a score of 2-0.
Everton was defeated by Manchester United by a score of 2-0 at Old Trafford on Saturday lunchtime, allowing Manchester United to get back to winning ways in the Premier League.

With penalties from Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford in the first half, Erik ten Hag’s team was able to secure a victory that was earned through a lot of effort. This victory brought them back to within eight points of fourth place. With Fernandes scoring his first Premier League goal of 2024, United were able to take advantage of an early storm from Everton and have their noses in front of the Everton team after only 12 minutes.

Following that, just over twenty minutes later, Rashford was presented with the opportunity to double United’s lead, and he dutifully took advantage of it by sending a low shot past Jordan Pickford, who was playing for England. United had chances to raise their total, but they did not capitalize on the opportunities that were presented to them despite the fact that they were available.

United player ratings versus Everton, as the tandem impresses, may be found here.

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At this point, United will be hoping that its top four rivals, Aston Villa and Tottenham Hotspur, who are now in fourth and fifth place, would balance each other out when they play each other at Villa Park on Sunday. Currently, the Reds sit eight points behind Villa and three points behind Spurs in the standings.

Under the following, MEN Sport has selected four moments from the match that took place at Old Trafford on Saturday during midday that you might not have noticed.

During the penalty question, Pickford asks
United, who had been able to weather an early storm from Everton, gained the lead against the run of play with only twelve minutes remaining in the match. His first goal in the league since November 4 was scored by Fernandes, who calmly converted a penalty kick into the bottom corner of the back of the net.

Alejandro Garnacho was pulled down within the penalty area by James Tarkowski, which resulted in the awarding of the penalty. There was a brief pause while the video assistant referee (VAR) investigated the incident to confirm that the on-field referee, Simon Hooper, had made the correct decision to bring attention to the spot.

Pickford, the goalkeeper for the Toffees, came out of his six-yard box in an effort to divert the attention of the Portuguese star player Fernandes, who was patiently waiting to take the penalty during the time that Hooper was waiting for the instruction to be delivered to him. He then turned his back on the penalty and headed back towards his goal, going all the way into it. This occurred after he discovered that the penalty would be upheld.

While he was doing so, Pickford asked the United supporters who were standing behind the goal at the front of the Stretford End, “What side?” while wearing a sly grin on his face. In an effort to prevent Fernandes’ penalty from being scored, it was obvious that he was making a joke with the home fans when he asked them which side they felt he should dive for. The solution, whatever it was, did not resolve the issue.

Before the goal, Garnacho goes to town.
Following the successful execution of the first penalty, one may have been forgiven for believing that Garnacho had scored the second penalty. When he moved inside, Ben Godfrey eventually stopped his driving run just inside the penalty area. This occurred after he had moved inside.

Garnacho stood up, looked into the eyes of the thousands of people in the Stretford End, and let out a fervent roar while simultaneously clenching both of his fists. This occurred after the referee Hooper pointed to the spot. After the penalty was issued, he celebrated it in the same manner that the majority of players would celebrate when they scored a goal.

This was yet another piece of proof that demonstrated the young Argentine’s fervent desire and unwavering determination to achieve success while wearing the United jersey. It is only going to raise his popularity levels with his supporters if he continues to demonstrate such passion and enthusiasm.

Ten Hag is adamantly opposed to watching.
After reacting to Fernandes’ opener from the spot with a relatively subdued celebration in the dugout, Ten Hag reacting to Rashford’s shot from 12 yards was a little more impassioned than his previous reaction. However, there was only the time when he had the courage to have his gaze fixed on the number 10 jersey of United.

When Rashford was getting ready to take a step forward at the Stretford End, Ten Hag did not turn his head to the left to observe the England international take a step forward. Instead, he focused his attention on an immediate forward movement. Nevertheless, as soon as he heard the audience cheer, he leapt out of his seat, glanced to the finish of the game, where Rashford was celebrating with his teammates, and then clenched his fists in order to rejoice.

During that particular moment, it became abundantly clear how significant each and every crossroads may be for United between the current time and the conclusion of the campaign.

A great greeting was given to Ashley Young when he came off the bench to replace fellow former Manchester United player James Garner with 75 minutes played. Earlier, supporters of the Stretford End had sung his name as he warmed up, and he received a warm reception when he replaced Garner. Old Trafford was Young’s home for nine years, during which time he joined the club and made more than 250 appearances.

Additionally, he made sure that he left Old Trafford with a memento by taking Rashford’s shirt with him. This was in addition to receiving a warm greeting. Following the blow of the full-time whistle, the two individuals embraced one another, and Rashford removed his shirt and handed it to him subsequently.

The 38-year-old player then drew the eye of Rio Ferdinand during his warm-up after the game, which occurs after the game. At the same time that Ferdinand was taking part in the post-match commentary that was being shown on TNT Sports alongside Wayne Rooney and Joleon Lescott, Young rushed by and stopped for a quick conversation.

Ferdinand made a speech in which he questioned how Young could continue to run after the full-time whistle had blown. This statement made reference to the fact that Young will turn 39. “Take a look at this individual,” Ferdinand said. How is it that this man is still going?