Audio By Carbonatix
Manchester United beat Norwich City 3-1 at Carrow Road on Sunday despite missing two penalties to claim their first Premier League away win of the season and move up to seventh in the table.
Goals by Scott McTominay and Marcus Rashford put United in control by halftime but they could have been out of sight had Tim Krul not saved spot-kicks from Rashford and Anthony Martial -- both penalties awarded after VAR interventions.
McTominay swept the visitors in front on 21 minutes, United's 2,000th Premier League goal, and after Rashford was denied by Krul from the spot the striker made no mistake when he was played in by Daniel James after 30 minutes.
Krul dived to his left to save Martial's spot-kick but the French forward atoned with a neat finish after 73 minutes following a slick interchange with Rashford.
Cuban winger Onel Hernandez grabbed a consolation for Norwich with a fine solo goal two minutes from time.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
Latest Stories
-
David Selassie Anthony declares bid for NDC Deputy National Organiser
32 minutes -
Amin Adam proposes 13 measures to strengthen Ghana’s debt transparency and market confidence
54 minutes -
Mahama announces $2bn annual investment to accelerate industrialisation
59 minutes -
Amin Adam urges monthly disclosure of Sinking Fund as Ghana prepares for DDEP repayments
1 hour -
Stronger banks will fuel business growth and jobs – ADB MD
1 hour -
Galamsey: ‘Rivers that fed our grandparents now run the colour of chocolate milk’ – Sam Jonah
1 hour -
We have been scammed by NDC, government is only doing PR – Abanga Fuseini
1 hour -
Republic Bank–JoyNews Habitat Fair opens in Ho today
1 hour -
BoG pledges stability to attract investment, urges stronger Africa–Asia partnerships
1 hour -
Amin Adam warns treasury bill dependence could expose Ghana to refinancing risks
1 hour -
Ghana better placed to withstand commodity price shocks – IMF
1 hour -
GAPTE intensifies efforts to increase bus availability for Aayalolo contra-flow
1 hour -
Amin Adam warns cedi depreciation could reverse Ghana’s debt relief gains
1 hour -
Fiscal discipline crucial for pension fund investments – Finance Minister
1 hour -
BoG Governor rallies IMF to back Africa’s digital sovereigntyÂ
2 hours