Sneaky Raphael Varane tactic and more Manchester United moments missed vs Sheffield United

Manchester United recorded consecutive Premier League wins for the first time this season after beating Sheffield United 2-1 at Bramall Lane on Saturday.

Diogo Dalot's second-half effort secured all three points on 77 minutes, the United full-back curling a wonderful strike past Wes Foderingham from 20 yards. Scott McTominay had opened the scoring midway through the first half but Oli McBurnie equalised from the spot just six minutes later.

Erik ten Hag's side were far from their best in South Yorkshire but a fresh injection of energy from the substitutions helped them get over the line. They now sit eighth in the table, having leapfrogged West Ham.

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Here are your moments missed from last night's win.

The club and its supporters were in mourning before kick-off after the family of Sir Bobby Charlton confirmed his death, aged 86. Charlton is one of United's greatest-ever players and remained at the club as a director for almost 40 years.

Tributes poured in from across the world all afternoon, and the away-day travellers wasted no time in paying a tribute of their own. Long before the game kicked off, chants of 'There's only one Bobby Charlton' came from the away end.

And that chant was a constant throughout the game, growing louder when Dalot arrowed his effort into the top corner and again as the players went over to celebrate at full-time.

United were not at the races for much of the game and Paul Heckingbottom's side came out swinging. Having switched to a back-four, the home side had complete control in the opening part of the game and Bramall Lane was gaining confidence.

Ten Hag's concern in the