Bruno Fernandes has been practicing his free kicks lately - Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

Manchester United have been in good form so far this year as they have been on a record of positive results. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer are yet to lose a game away from home this season. 

The Red Devils have sealed a spot in the FA Cup fourth round tie after a 3-2 win against Liverpool. 

Manchester United hosted Jurgen Klopp at Old Trafford on Sunday evening and it was a game that gave fans some amazing moments following saves from the two goalkeepers. 

It was Liverpool that broke the deadlock with a fine finish from Mohamed Salah after he chipped Henderson to give Liverpool the lead. 

But a swift counter attack from Red Devils saw Mason Greenwood grab the equaliser before Marcus Rashford made it 2-1.

Just before half time Mohamed Salah took advantage of the defensive mix up to score his second goal to level once again. 

The game looked to be heading for draw until Bruno Fernandes showed his brilliance. The Portuguese international came on board as a substitute an made impact.

Fernandes who is Manchester United best player at the moment, he scored an excellent free-kick in the 78th to give United the3-2 win in the FA Cup fourth round tie.

After the game, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has admitted that the player has been training on free kicks lately. 

The manager said the player practiced for 45 minutes after daily routine training. 

Speaking to BBC Sport, Solskjaer said: 'Great goal, good free kick. When you leave him out like I did today, he stayed about 45 minutes after training yesterday shooting free kicks so I was pretty confident he could score one if he got the chance.

'He's never happy with me when I tell him to go inside after training when he's playing the next day so he got some practice yesterday.'

Manchester United return to the Premier League with a game against Fulham.