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Incredible pitchside footage shows Man Utd players going into crowd to celebrate winner vs Man City
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Updated 20:07 14 Jan 2023 GMTPublished 20:08 14 Jan 2023 GMT

Incredible pitchside footage shows Man Utd players going into crowd to celebrate winner vs Man City

Casemiro, Fred and Raphael Varane celebrated with fans at the Stretford End after Marcus Rashford scored the winner.

Jack Kenmare

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Incredible pitchside footage of Casemiro, Fred and Raphael Varane going into the Stretford End to celebrate with their fans is what football is all about.

Erik ten Hag's side picked up their biggest win of the season so far on Saturday as second-half goals from Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford sealed all three points at a bouncing Old Trafford.

Jack Grealish opened the scoring for reigning champions City, who looked dangerous in spells.

But in-form United came from behind to go one point behind their local rivals – a position not many would have believed back in August, when they went 4-0 down against Brentford after just 35 minutes.

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Casemiro hugs a group of fans after Marcus Rashford's winner against Man City. Image credit: TikTok/@manutd
Casemiro hugs a group of fans after Marcus Rashford's winner against Man City. Image credit: TikTok/@manutd

There has been a remarkable transformation, both on and off the pitch, at United. Marcus Rashford, who was drained of confidence last season, has netted in seven consecutive games for United.

The summer additions of Casemiro, Lisandro Martinez and Christian Eriksen has also raised spirits – and standards – amongst the wider group.

But perhaps most importantly, the relationship between player and fan has never been stronger in recent times.

Take the celebrations after Rashford's winner against City, for example. Rather than celebrate as a squad, a number of players – including Casemiro and Fred – broke away from the pack to interact with fans.

Even if you're not a United supporter, this is a really great watch.

It was another confidence-building win for United, but manager Erik ten Hag is not getting carried away just yet.

"The fans may dream but we're not," he said after the full-time whistle. "We have to keep our feet on the ground and then face that our game has a lot to improve.

"It can't happen that after half-time we lose so much control of the game, for instance, and then getting down is unnecessary.

"When we do the right things, when we follow the right rules, when we step up at the back in earlier moments we can control such moments and do the same as the first half.

"But it's also top football, the small details have a big impact and we have to keep working on that and keep investing in that.

"We improved, that's obvious. Still a long way to go, a long path to go, a lot of aspects in our game we have to improve but we're progressing, that's quite obvious."

Thoughts on the above footage of United players interacting with fans after the Rashford goal?

Let us know in the comments.

Featured Image Credit: TikTok/@manutd

Topics: Manchester United, Manchester City, Premier League, Casemiro, Raphael Varane, Fred

Jack Kenmare
Jack Kenmare

Jack Kenmare is the Senior Journalist for SPORTbible, one of the world’s biggest social publishers. He specialises in long-form feature writing and has an encyclopedic knowledge of Football Manager wonderkids from 2005 to the present day. He has a BA (Hons) in Journalism and News Practice.

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