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United Review: MUFC cruise into next round of Europa League

 Real Betis 0 - 1 Manchester United (Aggregate 1 - 5) After this clinical win, United will face another trip to Seville in the next round.  They cruised into the quarter-finals of the Europa League with a 5-1 aggregate win at Real Betis. After an open first half, Rashford put United ahead in the 55th minute with a thunderous long-range effort dipping into the bottom corner. Head to European Super Football for more information. UCL and UEL (eurosuperfootball.blogspot.com)
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United Review: Late goal dents momentum

Crystal Palace 1 - 1 Manchester United

A late free-kick from Crystal Palace's Michael Olise denied Manchester United a victory that would have taken them second in the Premier League.

United were on course for their 10th successive win after Bruno Fernandes scored just before half-time when he finished well following Christian Eriksen's pull-back.

However, Olise struck in dramatic style with a brilliant curling free-kick to ensure a point apiece.

Palace 1 - 1 MUFC

Momentum dented?

United had a shout for a penalty on 72 minutes when Scott McTominay was challenged by Chris Richards just inside the Palace box. However, referee Robert Jones waved play on.

Three minutes later, De Gea was forced into another fine stop, punching away Marc Guehi's header. This was all before a late Palace goal. Has that dented United's momentum?

Highlights

You can watch the highlights of the match in the video below. Footage from Manchester United - YouTube

One YouTuber commented: "I am running out of the count for how many times this man has saved Man United with impossible saves, he deserves every bit of love and appreciation he is getting and way more."

Another added: "That freekick in the last minute was a massive blow to us. Casemiro missing the next match is also a massive disappointment."

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