Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer still has Manchester City in his sights:

Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer still has Manchester City in his sights. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is not giving up hope that Manchester United will challenge Manchester City for the Premier League crown. Thanks to an 18-game winning streak in all competitions. The city has soared 10 points away from its competitors. United’s own poor form helped open the gap. But the Red Devils defeated Newcastle 3-1 to win six league games for only the second time. Just in case we must be there, Solskjaer said. We have done our job every time we earn three points, and that is what we have to do to see what other teams do. 

On Thursday, the Real Sociedad 4-0 thrashes in the European League and is fortunate that. Solskjaer has not punished due to the disjunct start by the hotels. In the second half, we had to find a way to win. Solskjaer added that the first half did not reach the expectations we expected. Because of what we’ve done over the week. It took us half time to get our legs and our focus. We asked them to go back to the high-intensity games. A two-time run in 14 games has only got out of the drop zone three times for Newcastle. But Steve Bruce is sure that his side can thrive.

Fulham had a strong week and won a few games:

Since Fulham had a strong week and won a few games. But there are a few of us at the bottom of the table. Bruce said bad goalkeeping costs Bruce’s men the first half-hour goal as Rashford rushes inside the field. But Karl Darlow can hold his shot out six-minute later. However, Harry Maguire semi-cleared a cross in the box United’s sloppy defense against set-pieces was punished.

Dan James struggled with the time after a blistering beginning of his career in the United Kingdom. However, in his three last games, the Welshman has now scored as he battered Darlow ahead of time. Joe Willock was then drawn in a poorly recommended challenge by Rashford and the middle ground Arsenal borrowed a penalty. Their works were better and better. Darlow saved Fernandes’s only spot-kick, the sides met in the season, as a United player. But this time he was mistaken, as the Portuguese playmaker coolly turned himself into a two-goal cushion.