Manchester United's inexorable push for a Champions League spot continued with a fourth straight Premier League win.
After losing their opening two league games of the season, United's transformation under Erik ten Hag has been nothing short of remarkable.
With United bottom of the table after defeats to Brighton and Brentford at the start of Ten Hag's reign, their top-four hopes looked over before the end of August. But Ten Hag's quiet revolution has seen United grow in confidence and form to climb the table and stand level on points with third-placed Newcastle, with a game in hand.
