Man Utd youngster Victor Musa scores first-half double hat-trick against Leeds
Victor Musa produce a first-half display he will never forget as Manchester United’s Under-18 team obliterate. Leeds in a comically one-sided opening 45 minutes this weekend.
The Red Devils suffere heartbreak on Monday night คาสิโนออนไลน์ UFABET ฝากถอนรวดเร็ว เริ่มต้นเล่นง่าย as they were beaten on penalties by Aston Villa to miss out on a place in the FA Youth Cup final.
Adam Lawrence will have wante an immediate reaction from his side in the. U18 Premier League and that’s exactly what he got, with. United running riot in a 13-1 victory over their bitter rivals at Carrington.
Musa, who has long tippe for future stardom in United’s academy, got the hosts off to a dream. Start, scoring on the rebound after missing his initial effort from the spot.
The highly rate 18-year-old notche his second of the afternoon just six minutes later,. Combining well with Jaydan Ngwashi to double United’s advantage.
Leeds’ young stars were already beginning to look deflate at this stage and Musa pile yet more. Misery on the visitors in the 14th minute, finding the net after a lightning-quick counter-attack to complete a stunning hat-trick.
The floodgates were well and truly open as Musa grabbe his fourth and fifth goals inside 25th minutes, before. Jim Thwaites joine the fun with an 11-minute hat-trick of his own.
To cap off an unbelievable first half, Musa score again to secure his second hat-trick of the day, with Dante Plankett providing the assist, to give United an imperious 9-0 lead.
United refuse to take their foot off the gas and the home team made it 10 as James Bailey unleashe a thunderous strike into the top corner at the start of the second period.
Musa turne provider on this occasion, chesting the ball down before finding Bailey with a perfectly weighted pass.
There was a brief moment of respite for Leeds as Kenneth Mensah struck to make it 10-1, but Daniel Armer heade home from a corner to restore United’s advantage moments later.
Lawrence sent on 14-year-old JJ Gabriel midway through the second half and the teenage debutant score two off the bench to rub yet more salt in the wound for Leeds.
United comfortably saw out the remaining minutes to emerge 13-1 winners and keep the pressure on top-of-the-table Manchester City.