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We were at Old Trafford for Monday Night Football, where Manchester United took on

Baldwin. This is how we saw things when the final whistle blew. And you might want to boo that full-time whistle because this belter ends with a point apiece regrets for both managers

I won't take you through all the scorers but lamards at the end probably saving

Manchester United from a defeat but Gary a way to sum that up absolute madness I mean

the game you said it ebbed and flowed punch for punch

end to end particularly the second half Tavine year in Bournemouth just after

half time explosive out of the blocks but it was a game that to be fair you could not

call I'm not quite sure who's gonna be happiest at the end I said partway

through that game I could live with how Manchester United played but what you can't

get away from is it seven points dropped in their last three games at home and for

Bournemouth who've had a tough run recently they'll be delighted I think

because they travel back down south that they've come back.

They were beaten well in the first half in performance terms.

But it's equal and there's a little bit of a numbness of what everyone's just watched around this ground.

But when you score four goals, you feel like you're going to pick up three points.

In most games you would. But not this one. What a game we've just watched in the end at Old Trappard.

Manchester United for Bournemouth four.

And I think Old Trafford is stunned into silence by what they have just witnessed.

Three times they led in the game.

Three times Bournemouth hit back

and still had chances to win it in those dying seconds. Jamie Carragher, what a game? We didn't want it to

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