Manchester United won for a long time in the Premier League when Scott McTominayu scored twice in added time against Brentford. The captain of Serie Jumbo Shieffield United was unfortunately injured.
There was a lot of drama in the football Premier League round on Saturday.
League jumbo Sheffield United captain Chris Basham was seriously injured against Fulham. 35-year-old Basham was taken out of the stadium on a stretcher. He was taken to the hospital by ambulance.
Basham tried to cross in the opening half, but something happened to his leg. Based on television images, the lower leg was bent at a 90-degree angle.
The match at Fulham’s home stadium, Craven Cottage, was stopped for more than ten minutes. The audience showed their support for Basham, who was put on a stretcher, with thunderous applause.
The English defender responded with a thumbs up. Sheffield United said they will provide more information about Basham’s situation when more information about the severity of the injury becomes available.
Manchester United rose to victory in a stunning way
Manchester United rose to victory over Brentford in an incredible way.
Scottish midfielder Scott McTominay scored two goals in overtime. Manchester United was able to celebrate the victory with goals 2–1.
Tominay succeeded in the third and seventh extra time minutes. He was quite a super substitute, as the Scot only entered the field in the 87th minute.
The win was big for the team. Earlier this week, Manchester United lost to Turkish side Galatasaray in the Champions League.
In the Premier League, Manchester United had lost four matches in a row before today. Now the Fifth loss was close, but super substitute McTominay saved.
McTominay was naturally overjoyed after the match.
– This might have been one of my favorite moments on the football field. Two goals with a knife to the throat was incredible. I’m just happy that I was able to finish and show people that I can do this,” McTominay said, according to the BBC.
McTominay admitted the significance of the win was huge.
– Everyone knows that it has been difficult for us. We have fighters on this team who want to push to the end. Anyone could have scored two goals. Hopefully we can build something more from this win, McTominay described.
Luton–Tottenham 0–1 (0–0)
Burnley–Chelsea 1–4 (1–1)
Everton–Bournemouth 3–0 (2–0)
Fulham–Sheffield United 3–1 (0–0)
Manchester United–Brentford 2–1 (0–1)
Crystal Palace v Nottingham at 7.30pm
Premier League Standings here.