Although Manchester United have not performed particularly well in their last five Premier League matches, they have accumulated more points than any other club as of this morning.

The Reds have now achieved consecutive Premier League victories following their 1-0 victory over Luton Town on Saturday. Necwastle’s loss to Bournemouth maintains their position at sixth in the table, three points behind the top four.

Victor Lindelof, whose second-half winner against Luton was sufficient to secure victory, is the hero of this week. It signifies that United have triumphed in four of their previous five league games, despite the fact that performance concerns remain. Three things that United supporters might have overlooked during the match are listed below.

Rasmus Hojlund was substituted with a hamstring injury late in the contest. With ten minutes remaining, the Dane was removed from the field after receiving treatment from medical personnel.

He was overheard discussing his dilemma with Erik ten Hag prior to rushing down the tunnel. That was a disconcerting sight, despite the fact that United will not resume play for another fourteen days.

Sir Alex Ferguson was observed for the first time since his wife’s tragic death last month, seated in the stands.

Sitting next to the great man was his longtime associate Sam Allardyce. The period since Sir Alex’s retirement has surpassed a decade.

A number of The 1958 supporters’ group members were observed engaging in anti-Glazer demonstrations outside Old Trafford prior to the start of play. Thursday marked the announcement of the group’s intentions.

Advocacy for the ‘Glazers Out’ movement and vocal opposition to the American proprietors was observed among the crowd. During the international break, the Glazers are scheduled to ratify Sir Jim Ratcliffe’s 25% investment stake in the club.