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Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s team enjoyed a perfect start to their European campaign, defeating Paris Saint-Germain 2-1 at the Parc des Princes. However, United have been in a nonchalant form domestically, earning just seven points from their first five Premier League games.
Leipzig lost their star forward, Timo Werner, in the summer, but they have started the Bundesliga season excellently, currently leading the league under the prodigious young coach Julian Nagelsmann, having lost just two points so far. Follow all the action below:
54 ‘- Man United 1-0 RB Leipzig
Poulsen falls after an elbow in the face of Matic and the referee blows his whistle, but does not give more sanction to the steering wheel of United that has already been booked.
Karl Matchett28 October 2020 21:11
50 ‘- Man United 1-0 RB Leipzig
United come out of defense, again and again avoiding pressure from Leipzig, but without really gaining ground. Upamecano lunges forward on a dribble, then is out of position as United’s counterattack. Konate handles the ball and United yells for a penalty, but it was only when he fell and the ball rolled against him. No kicks.
Karl Matchett28 October 2020 21:09
46 ‘- Man United 1-0 RB Leipzig
Henrichs directly in the book for rejecting Paul Pogba.
Karl Matchett28 October 2020 21:04
Karl Matchett28 October 2020 21:03
OLD TRAFFORD WAITS FOR THE RETURN OF FANS
Karl Matchett28 October 2020 20:52
Karl Matchett28 October 2020 20:50
HALFTIME
Manchester United 1-0 RB Leipzig
A lot of possession for the visiting team, but Mason Greenwood’s strike makes the difference.
Karl Matchett28 October 2020 20:47
Karl Matchett28 October 2020 20:46
44 ‘- Man United 1-0 RB Leipzig
Angelino gets a chance to shoot, but instead sets up a cross and goes out for a goal kick. Pogba gives Upamecano a push in the area at the same time, but not enough for a penalty.
Karl Matchett28 October 2020 20:46
40 ‘- Man United 1-0 RB Leipzig
It’s all of Leipzig, who keep getting the ball back quickly, but the final pass isn’t happening for them yet. Julian Nagelsmann definitely makes himself heard with every pass and pressure on the touchline.
Karl Matchett28 October 2020 20:43
