What Manchester United players and supporters did after Alejandro Garnacho wonder goal

It was a magical moment, a goal for the ages and a strike few could comprehend let alone replicate.

Alejandro Garnacho rose with the agility of an Olympic gymnast to power home a stunning overhead kick into the top corner of Jordan Pickford's net just minutes into Sunday's match with Everton. Forget goal of the season contender, this is surely the goal of the season winner.

Whether you were watching in the ground, in the pub or at home; whether you are a fan or a player; you could not help but be swept up in an instant reaction. Some couldn't contain themselves, others were in shock.

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Luke Shaw was in the latter category as he darted off to celebrate with his team-mate, hand over mouth in a state of surprise at what he had just witnessed from his position almost directly behind Garnacho. It was a scene mirrored all over the Goodison Park pitch.

United captain Bruno Fernandes, who after the game gave Garnacho a friendly shove of appreciation as the players left the pitch, raised his hands together almost as if he was about to break out into applause, before sprinting to join in the celebrations. For a player who attracts plenty of attention for his hand gestures on the field, this one was understandable.

Diogo Dalot, who supplied the cross, raised both hands to the Gladys Street End as if to say 'what about that?' Even some behind the goal must have felt like breaking into polite applause in recognition of what they'd seen.

It was much more than that in the away end as pandemonium ensued. Footage showed supporters reacting with astonishment at what