Manchester United secured their third consecutive English Premier League victory, defeating Brighton 4-2, marking the longest winning streak under manager ruben Amorim. The win propels Manchester United to fourth place in the league standings, at least temporarily.
This three-game winning run represents a significant turning point in amorim’s tenure, signaling a potential shift in momentum for the club. the result impacts the competitive landscape of the Premier League’s top four, with Manchester United now firmly in contention for a Champions League qualifying spot.
Matheus Cunha opened the scoring in the 24th minute with a shot from outside the penalty area. Casemiro doubled the lead later in the first half, benefiting from a deflection off a Brighton defender. Brighton’s Danny Welbeck scored with a free kick, and Charalampos Kostouls followed with a goal after a corner, briefly threatening a comeback.
Though, Manchester United solidified their advantage with a goal from Bryanas Mbeumo in the 61st minute and again in the closing moments of the match, sealing the 4-2 victory. Despite Brighton’s protests regarding a potential foul leading up to Mbeumo’s first goal, the decision stood after review by VAR.
