The home side were beaten to a fault at home as they faltered in front of their home fans. It was a massive game for Manchester United as they utilized the match for many reasons.
The Tranmere Rovers game was used to welcome some players from injury while trying different formation formulae to aid United’s advantage in the season.
As the Red Devils defeated the host 0-6 away on the road, we evaluate the three significant things learnt from the game.
A Breath Of Fresh air
The win was the best possible result the club needed at a point like this, as United’s seek redemption on the road. They have lost with a 2-0 score line to three EPL side fuelling a damned season for United.
However, a probable revival looks probable for United after defeats to Arsenal, Liverpool and Burnley already in the new year.
This will usher in a new breath of freshness as United awaits a test match against Manchester City on Wednesday.
Tranmere not of United’s Caliber
The host Tranmere lost 0-6 to Manchester United as they scored six times against the home side.
The way the Red Devils were scoring from all angles showed the technical deficiency the home team have got as they couldn’t compete one-on-one against United.
They were massacred to perfection with defender Diogo Dalot bumping forward with ease to find a goal in the game.
This shows the host weren’t good enough to test Manchester United even at their home ground.
Resurgent Looking Manchester United
The Red Devils may be basking in the euphoria of this win with confidence.
But you could judge them better when they face another opposition especially their neighbours arriving in the midweek.
This will be against Manchester City as the Citizens defeated Fulham 4-0 in one of the FA Cup fixtures.
The Red Devils looks resurgent scoring six of the best goals in the game against Tranmere Rovers.
United’s fans would hope they didn’t finish all their goals against Tranmere Rovers side leaving none remaining for the game against Manchester City.
This is left to be seen as rivalry ensue on Wednesday with the Red Devils looking promising than ever ahead of the Manchester Derby against Pep Guardiola’s men.
