This is the Guardian Football Weekly marginal games at Old Trafford, a

stirring second-half comeback against title chasing Aston Villa.

Felt a bit like Old Manchester United United the Stretford End sucking

Rasmus Hoyland's first Premier League goal into the net and all it's Rosie

for now at least. Credit to Rob Edwards for bringing on own goal with a

quarter an hour left at Brammel Lane helping

loot into all three points without a shot on target after going two one down a

win for forests as Chris Wood turns into R9 Ronaldo for a little bit sitting defenders

down on his way to a hat trick at St James's Park as for Newcastle

but this is what happens when a team finally gets tired cannot wait to see Croatia's

capitulation at some point in the next 25 years Liverpool go top again with victory over spirited

burnly while Sid is going to become unbearable if Bormuth keep winning like this.

Chuck in Chelsea Christmas Eve defeat to Wolves. Your questions and that's

today's Guardian Football Weekly.

On the panel today, Barry Glendening, welcome. Good morning.

Hello Paul McKinness.

Good morning. Hello, Lars Civitsis. Good morning.

Hello, Lance.

Good morning, Max.

Right, let's start Old Trafford, then, Manchester United 3, Aston Villa 2.

I mean, it's a huge win for Manchester United.

It's their first victory over anyone, I think in the top half of the Premier League.

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