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Cristiano Ronaldo fury and four other moments missed in Manchester United win vs Omonia Nicosia

Manchester United were made to sweat more than they would have liked in their 3-2 Europa League win over Omonia Nicosia.

After going into the break 1-0 down, substitutes Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford turned the game on its head. The latter brought the game level eight minutes after his half-time entrance before teeing up Martial to hit home his first of the season 10 minutes later.

Another goal from Rashford six minutes from time ultimately earned United the win, although the visitors conceded another less than 60 seconds later to set up a nervy ending. But United held on to go second in the group on six points.

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With five goals to take in and a whole host of missed chances, United fans may have missed a few things that went on during the contest...

Antony and Dalot interaction

Summer signing Antony and right-back Diogo Dalot were seen communicating with each other throughout the match using arm gestures from the first whistle. The pair have been able to strike up a good relationship quickly due to their shared language of Portuguese.

In the first-half Dalot was pushing forward as often as he could, underlapping Antony. At one stage, though, the Brazilian instructed Dalot to stay in position when the ball was in transition, allowing for more coverage to avoid a potential break.

Attacking tactics

As seen against Manchester City, when United were attacking, the full-backs bombed on - sometimes operating in a central position - while a midfielder filled in to create a back three when in possession.

While United dominated the play and still carried out this tactic for most of the match, the away side’s best spells came when both full-backs didn’t push as high.

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