Manchester United concluded Ruud van Nistelrooy’s interim managerial tenure on a resounding note, dominating Leicester City 3-0 at Old Trafford.
The Red Devils asserted their control from the outset, with Bruno Fernandes scoring a landmark goal in the 17th minute, marking his 250th appearance for the club.
Fernandes expertly converted a well-crafted chance, showcasing his exceptional skill.
Leicester City’s woes intensified in the 38th minute when Victor Kristiansen unintentionally deflected the ball into his own net, doubling United’s advantage.
This own goal capped off a frustrating first half for the Foxes.
Manchester United maintained their momentum in the second half, with Alejandro Garnacho sealing the victory in the 82nd minute.
Garnacho’s precision strike highlighted his impressive goal-scoring form, securing three crucial points for the Red Devils.
This convincing win capped off Van Nistelrooy’s brief but successful stint as interim manager, boasting a record of three wins and one draw.
His tenure laid the groundwork for incoming manager Ruben Amorim, who takes the reins starting Monday.
The result sees Manchester United climb to 13th in the standings, revitalizing their hopes of ascending the table.
Leicester City remains embroiled in a relegation battle, languishing at 15th.
