Manchester United fans and Erik ten Hag both made their point to Sir Jim Ratcliffe

Manchester United produced a vintage comeback as they overturned a two-goal deficit to defeat Aston Villa in the Premier League on Boxing Day.

Unai Emery's side deservedly led by two goals at the break before Alejandro Garnacho drew the sides level with a brilliant brace and Rasmus Hojlund netted his first domestic goal to finally break his duck.

United's win lifted them back up to sixth in the table and here are the main talking points from what was another memorable night at Old Trafford.

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United fans send message to Ratcliffe

Sir Dave Brailsford might have been in attendance last night, but that didn't stop the anti-Glazer chants from getting an early rendition from the Old Trafford faithful.

A sizeable section of the fanbase is still unhappy that there is any Glazer involvement at all with the club and will, rightfully, remain sceptical of the promised changes until they see the real evidence for themselves.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe reiterated that 'there are no guarantees in sport and change can inevitably take time'. It is already clear that it will take a while for his Ineos Group to win over the majority of the fanbase as well.

The manner of their win against Aston Villa was certainly the perfect base from which to build.

A quickfire double

You know what it's like. You wait ages for a goal and then two come at once. At least that has been the case in all the wrong ways for United this season.

United conceded two in five minutes against Arsenal, two in four minutes against Bayern Munich, two in four minutes at home to Copenhagen, two in 10 minutes at home to Galatasaray, two in nine