In a triumphant Manchester United victory, Rasmus Højlund’s explosive goɑl and Alejandro Garnacho’s humorous celebration marked a memorable afternoon.

As Højlund, Garnacho, and Kobbie Mainoo sat atop a Stretford End ɑdvertising hoarding, the atmosphere reflected Erik ten Hag’s ongoing project.

Højlund, celebrating his 21st birthday, added flair with an air-guitar mime after his goal, and Garnacho’s second goal led to a comical sliding block by Diogo Dalot.

However, the joy was tempered by Lisandro Martínez’s forced exit with a potential knee problem. Despite this setback, United’s 3-0 victory propelled them to sixth place, eight points behind Aston Villa in fourth.

Ten Hag acknowledged the personal disɑster for Martínez and expressed hope for a positive diagnosis. The match highlighted the potential of young talents, emphasizing the team’s progress.

Even with a 2-0 lead, United displayed vulnerability until Garnacho’s second goal secured consecutive Premier League wins for only the third time this season.

The early moments revealed West Ham capitalizing on United’s shaky defense, but they failed to convert opportunities.

The match showcased United’s resilience and attacking prowess, contributing to a fitting tribute on the anniversary of the Munich air disɑster, honoring those who lost their lives in 1958.