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Newcastle United goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale was the ultimate Magpies Marvel on penalties as Harvey Barnes’ 118th-minute header in the second half of extra time proved insufficient to seal the contest in open play, with Marcus Tavernier shocking St. James’ Park in what felt like the final kick of the game. It was a perfect representation of a beautiful, breath-holding FA Cup tie that truly came to life during the second half of the initial 90 minutes between two impressive Prem

Manchester United 4–4 Bournemouth (Amad 13’, Semenyo 40’, Casemiro 45+4’, Evanilson 46’, Tavernier 52’, Fernandes 77’, Cunha 79’, Kroupi 84’) An unbelievable night at Old Trafford saw eight goals shared evenly as Manchester United dropped points at home for the third successive game in a breathless 4–4 draw with Bournemouth. Bournemouth completed a dramatic comeback straight after half-time, overturning a poor first-half display to go from 2–1 down to 3–2 ahead within minutes

Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United look to build on their impressive 4–1 win away at Wolves last week as they return to Monday night action for the third time in a month, welcoming Bournemouth to Old Trafford. United are currently on a three-match unbeaten run, recording two away victories against Crystal Palace and bottom-of-the-table Wolves. However, their home form under the Monday night lights has been less convincing. Their last two Monday fixtures at Old Trafford ended in