The Red Devils form away from home has been great, as they have come back to beat teams. This form was replicated last night in their game against West Ham at the London stadium.
Manchester United were down by a goal in the first half with David Moyes side creating chances but failed to capitalise on their opportunities.
Meanwhile, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer decided to change his tactics in the second half, as he brought in Bruno Fernandes, Juan Mà tá and Marcus Rashford.
The attack of the Old Trafford outfit began creating opportunities and soon were rewarded with the equaliser from a curler by Paul Pogba after Bruno Fernandes laid the pass.
Manchester United went ahead Nad scored two goals from Mason Greenwood and Marcus Rashford.
The 3-1 win moved Manchester United to fourth on the table at the moment.
After the game, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer revealed he didn't substitute Anthony Martial and Edinson Cavani due to tactical reasons.
According to the manager, Edinson Cavani and Anthony Martial both picked up muscle injuries.
Anthony Martial was replaced by Juan Mata after 62 minutes and Cavani came out for Fernandes.
When asked for the reason behind his substitutions, Solskjaer told Sky Sports: “Injuries. It is unfortunate. Sometimes you get muscle injuries. Edi had to come off with an injury, hopefully it’s not too bad. Anthony had to come as as well. Bruno is part of this team and 45 minutes was enough.”
Manchester United will return to the Champions League in the mid week when they face RB Leipzig in a game that Solskjaer side need a win or risk dropping to the Europa League.
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