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Amad Diallo’s Stunning Volley Rescues Point for Manchester United in 2-2 Draw at Nottingham Forest

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Amad Diallo’s spectacular late volley salvaged a point for Manchester United in a dramatic 2-2 draw against Nottingham Forest at the City Ground, ending United’s three-game winning streak in the Premier League. With nine minutes remaining and Forest on course for victory, Diallo pounced on a loose header from Nikola Milenkovic to unleash a thunderous left-foot strike into the top corner. The Ivorian winger almost snatched all three points deep into stoppage time, but his effort was blocked on the line by Murillo. United had earlier taken the lead in controversial fashion when Casemiro headed home from a corner that replays showed should not have been awarded. The ball appeared not to have crossed the line before going out of play, prompting widespread frustration among Forest players and supporters. Former Premier League referee Mike Dean weighed in on the incident during Sky Sports’ Soccer Saturday, saying: “It’s not out. The ball is nowhere near out. It’s just a guess by the referee.” The controversy deepened Forest’s sense of grievance, having conceded a similar goal from an incorrect corner decision against Bournemouth the previous weekend. Spurred by that sense of injustice, Forest came alive after the break. Morgan Gibbs-White levelled with a fine header three minutes into the second half before Nicolo Savona, the player controversially judged unable to keep the ball in play for Casemiro’s opener, bundled in Forest’s second to complete a quickfire turnaround. Bruno Fernandes struck the post as United pushed for an equaliser, but Forest threatened to extend their lead, with Igor Jesus heading wide and Callum Hudson-Odoi flashing a shot just past the post. However, Diallo’s late brilliance ensured Erik ten Hag’s side avoided defeat, though they missed the chance to climb into second place in the Premier League table. United now sit fifth. Forest, still winless under new boss Sean Dyche, showed resilience and attacking intent but remain 18th in the standings, a reminder that while performances are improving, results are still needed to escape the drop zone.

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Amad Diallo’s Brilliant Volley Earns Manchester United 2-2 Draw Against Nottingham Forest

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Amad Diallo struck a sensational 81st-minute volley to secure Manchester United a hard-fought 2-2 draw against Nottingham Forest in a pulsating Premier League clash at the City Ground. United had taken control in the first half when Casemiro rose highest to head home from a corner, though Forest players protested the decision, insisting the ball should not have gone out for a corner in the first place. The goal seemed to set Ruben Amorim’s men on course for a fourth consecutive victory and a move up to second in the table. But the home side flipped the script early in the second half. Morgan Gibbs-White powered his way past Amad to connect with Ryan Yates’ deep cross, heading Forest level. Just two minutes later, more trouble came for United when another cross from the right caused confusion in the box. Igor Jesus’ header deflected into a crowd of players, and Nicolo Savona reacted quickest to slot calmly past Sanne Lammens, putting Forest 2-1 ahead. United refused to collapse. Bruno Fernandes came agonizingly close when his low drive struck the base of the post. Moments later, Amad pounced on a looping clearance outside the area and unleashed a thunderous first-time volley that flew past Matz Sels to bring United level again. The Ivorian winger almost turned hero deep into stoppage time, but his close-range effort was dramatically cleared off the line by Murillo, denying United what would have been a stunning comeback win. Despite missing out on victory, the performance showed United’s growing resilience under Amorim, with Amad’s late brilliance ensuring they left Nottingham with a valuable point.

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Mbeumo Scores Twice As Manchester United Defeat Brighton 4–2 At Old Trafford

Mbeumo Scores Twice As Manchester United Defeat Brighton 4–2 At Old Trafford

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Bryan Mbeumo scored twice as Manchester United battled past Brighton 4–2 at Old Trafford, securing their third straight Premier League victory and climbing to fourth in the table — their best run since February 2024. United looked comfortable for most of the match, storming to a three-goal lead through Matheus Cunha, Casemiro, and Mbeumo before surviving a nervy finish. Cunha opened the scoring with a sharp low strike from the edge of the box, ending his 16-game goal drought and marking his first goal for the club. Casemiro soon doubled the lead in fortunate fashion when his effort deflected off Yasin Ayari, wrong-footing Brighton goalkeeper Bart Verbruggen. Mbeumo made it 3–0 on the hour mark, finishing coolly from close range after neat buildup play involving Bruno Fernandes and Benjamin Šeško. But the visitors came roaring back late on. Former United striker Danny Welbeck curled in a stunning free-kick with 16 minutes remaining, before Charalampos Kostoulas headed home in stoppage time to set up a tense finale. Just when it seemed Brighton might complete an unlikely comeback, Mbeumo struck again in the dying moments — rifling the ball into the roof of the net to seal the points and ease the home fans’ nerves. The win continued Manchester United’s resurgence under Ruben Amorim, who has guided his team from a rocky spell into top-four contention. With confidence returning and key players finding form, United appear to have rediscovered their spark ahead of a demanding run of fixtures.

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Liverpool Suffer 2-1 Defeat To Manchester United At Anfield

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Liverpool endured a disappointing 2-1 loss to Manchester United at Anfield on Sunday, marking their fourth consecutive defeat in the Premier League. Manchester United stunned the home crowd with an early strike from Bryan Mbeumo in the first minute, giving the visitors an immediate advantage. Liverpool struggled to respond in the first half, creating few clear chances despite dominating possession. The Reds finally drew level in the 77th minute through Cody Gakpo, who finished a well-worked move to bring hope of a comeback. However, Liverpool’s resurgence was short-lived. Just seven minutes later, Harry Maguire headed in a Bruno Fernandes cross to restore United’s lead and secure the win. Manager Arne Slot faced criticism for his tactical choices, including benching key players, as Liverpool’s struggles continue to raise questions about their consistency and title ambitions this season. The defeat leaves Liverpool searching for answers as they aim to halt their run of poor results and regain momentum in the league.

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Brentford 3-1 Manchester United: Fernandes Misses Penalty as Pressure Mounts on Amorim

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Manchester United slumped to a 3-1 defeat at Brentford, with Bruno Fernandes’ second-half penalty miss proving costly and piling further pressure on manager Ruben Amorim, whose side is now winless in four away Premier League games. United were trailing 2-1 when Fernandes stepped up for a penalty in the 67th minute, but after a four-minute VAR delay over a possible red card for Nathan Collins, his effort was saved by Caoimhin Kelleher. Despite appearing to pull back Bryan Mbeumo with no attempt to play the ball, Collins received only a yellow card — a decision that infuriated United and sparked debate. What the Law Says: If a player commits an offence that denies a goal-scoring opportunity and it’s not an attempt to play the ball (e.g. pulling, pushing), the player must be sent off. In this case, referee Craig Pawson stuck with a caution, and VAR did not recommend an on-field review. A Painful Afternoon for United Brentford took an early 2-0 lead within 20 minutes through Igor Thiago, who capitalized on United’s defensive lapses. Benjamin Sesko pulled one back in the 26th minute — his first goal for the club — but United failed to build on it. After Fernandes’ miss, United faded. Mathias Jensen sealed the win in added time with a swerving shot that beat Altay Bayindir, capping off another disappointing away performance. Brentford leapfrog United in the table, while Amorim’s side slips further down the standings and continues to struggle for consistency. Amorim Questions VAR Call Speaking after the match, Ruben Amorim questioned the decision not to send off Collins: “They told me Bryan was not in control of the ball. I think he wasn’t in control because he was pulled,” Amorim said.“Sometimes the decisions go against you. But we also should have managed the game better.” Former Premier League referee Mike Dean said on Soccer Saturday, “For me, that’s a red card.”Sky Sports pundit Kris Boyd added, “Another poor afternoon for Man United. They’ll be raging — Collins had to go.” Sloppy at the Back, Ineffective Up Front United’s back line struggled from the start, with Harry Maguire caught out for Brentford’s opener. A spilled cross by Bayindir gifted Thiago his second. This match marked the first start for United’s £207m attacking trio — Bryan Mbeumo, Benjamin Sesko, and Matheus Cunha — but the experiment backfired. Their lack of defensive support left Fernandes and Manuel Ugarte outnumbered in midfield. Despite a brief spark after Sesko’s goal, United looked disjointed. The missed penalty marked Fernandes’ second failure from the spot this season — and possibly the most damaging one yet. United’s Away Struggles Continue Up Next:

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Man City vs Man United: Premier League – team news, start time and lineups

Manchester Derby Set for High-Stakes Showdown as Guardiola and Amorim Seek Early Season Momentum

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Manchester City and Manchester United are preparing for an early-season derby clash that already feels significant for both clubs. The game takes place at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday, September 14 at 4:30pm local time, with City and United each looking to gain traction after inconsistent starts to the season. Both teams have invested heavily in their squads, but it’s the goalkeepers who are drawing attention ahead of kickoff. City signed Gianluigi Donnarumma from PSG to replace Ederson, who recently departed for Fenerbahce. While Donnarumma could make his debut in this match, manager Pep Guardiola has indicated he won’t demand the same ball-playing style from the Italian that Ederson was known for. James Trafford has started the first three league games but may now make way. United, meanwhile, brought in Belgium’s Senne Lammens from Royal Antwerp, but manager Ruben Amorim confirmed Altay Bayindir will continue in goal. Andre Onana was sent on loan to Trabzonspor this week after an underwhelming spell. Amorim stated that Lammens will need time to adjust, while also calling him a long-term option for the club. City’s recent form includes back-to-back league defeats to Tottenham and Brighton, raising concerns about squad depth and cohesion. United, on the other hand, followed a loss to Arsenal with a draw against Fulham and a narrow win over Burnley, needing a late penalty from Bruno Fernandes. They also suffered a League Cup exit at the hands of fourth-tier Grimsby Town. In terms of injuries, City will be without striker Omar Marmoush, who picked up a knee injury while on international duty with Egypt. Phil Foden and John Stones are also doubts. United are missing Matheus Cunha, Diogo Dalot, and Mason Mount. With Cunha out, Benjamin Sesko is expected to lead the line for the first time since his move from RB Leipzig. This will be the 196th Manchester derby. United have the edge historically with 79 wins to City’s 61. Last season, United won the corresponding fixture at the Etihad 2-1 thanks to a late surge, and City haven’t beaten United in their last four meetings across all competitions. Both managers are feeling the pressure to deliver. Guardiola is managing a post-title era transition, while Amorim is attempting to implement a new system and culture at Old Trafford. With Champions League fixtures looming, a positive result on Sunday could be a turning point for either side.

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Onana Joins Trabzonspor on Loan

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Manchester United’s Cameroon goalkeeper Andre Onana has completed a season-long loan move to Turkish side Trabzonspor. Onana’s future at Old Trafford was in doubt after United signed Antwerp goalkeeper Senne Lammens for 21 million euros (£18.2 million) plus add-ons. The 29-year-old Onano joined United from Inter Milan in 2023 for an initial 51 million euros plus a potential four million euros in add-ons and ended his first season with an FA Cup winners’ medal. But Onana’s increasingly erratic performances and clashes with manager Ruben Amorim last season left his position in doubt. A hamstring injury prevented Onana from being involved with the team during pre-season and he made a mistake in his first game of the campaign in United’s humiliating League Cup exit at Grimsby. The arrival of Lammens was the final straw. “Manchester United goalkeeper Andre Onana has joined Trabzonspor on loan for the duration of the 2025/26 season, subject to international clearance and registration,” United confirmed in a statement. “The move has been completed ahead of the Turkish transfer window closing on Friday. We would like to wish Andre good luck,” the club statement added. United return to action after the international break with an away trip to rivals Manchester City on Sunday.

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Fulham 1-1 Manchester United: Bruno Fernandes Misses Penalty Before Emile Smith Rowe Cancels Out Controversial Opener

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Bruno Fernandes missed a crucial first-half penalty as Manchester United were held to a 1-1 draw at Fulham, with Emile Smith Rowe’s second-half equaliser cancelling out a contentious own goal that initially put the visitors ahead. United, under early pressure after a season-opening defeat to Arsenal, looked set to claim their first Premier League win of the season after Rodrigo Muniz inadvertently turned the ball into his own net just before the hour mark. But the goal sparked controversy, with United defender Leny Yoro appearing to push Fulham centre-back Calvin Bassey in the back as he rose for the header that deflected in off Muniz. “He is lucky to get away with that,” said Sky Sports’ Gary Neville on co-commentary, while Bassey told the broadcaster: “When the ref looks back on it, he will be disappointed.” Penalty Miss Adds to United’s Frustrations The drama had begun earlier in the first half when referee Chris Kavanagh, following a VAR review by Darren England, awarded United a penalty after Calvin Bassey was penalised for fouling Mason Mount at a corner. However, in the same phase of play, Luke Shaw was also seen bundling over Muniz — an incident that went unpunished. As Fernandes stepped up to take the spot kick, he was inadvertently bumped by Kavanagh, disrupting his preparation. The United captain proceeded to blaze the penalty over the bar, aiming for the top left corner. “It upset me because the referee didn’t apologise,” Fernandes said post-match. “That’s what triggered me in that moment, but that’s not an excuse for missing the penalty.” Smith Rowe Salvages Point for Fulham Fulham grew into the game after falling behind and were rewarded for their persistence when Emile Smith Rowe, recently signed from Arsenal, coolly slotted home an equaliser in the 76th minute after a flowing move down the left flank. The result leaves Manchester United winless in their opening two Premier League fixtures, with pressure beginning to mount on new head coach Ruben Amorim. Match Stats What’s Next?

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