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Boxing Day football came from Old Trafford as Manchester United went up against Newcastle.

Here's how we saw things at the end of the night. Old Trapper and feels the festive move.

Patrick Dargoo certainly but feels the festive move. Patrick Dawgou, certainly a man ready to party and

Rubenhammer M2 off the back of a victory for which Manchester United have truly had to dig in.

One special moment, the purest of volleys from Patrick Doggou brought them the winning

goal. But the story really is around A, Manchester United's formation and B, Newcastle United's

failure to score despite a domination particularly in the second half

which under almost any other circumstance might have proved irresistible

but United come away with the points Gary yeah an incredible second half thought

Manchester United edge the first half thought they played really well but the substitutions

came the shape the players on the pitch got even more Manchin United, edge the first half, I thought they played really well, but the substitutions came.

The shape, the players on the pitch got even more bizarre, but they hung in there and they really did.

He was absolutely outstanding, that young man. He was absolutely brilliant. He headed everything

clear and he rightly gets a hug from Luke Shaw and the coaching staff.

But those Newcastle players, I think four or five of them just collapsed to the ground at the end of the game.

He had a good night.

Patrick Doggou and a great goal.

He will not believe what he's seen and that his team haven't scored in that second half.

A shrug of resignation from Eddie Howe which is reflected in the facial expressions of those Newcastle players who threw everything at it and got no return.

The night Manchester United changed their shape and perhaps changed the shape of their season.

Up into the top five, Manchester United Manchester United Dave joyful and triumphant

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