" CARDIFF CITY SHOCK SOLSKJAER AND UNITED ON FINAL DAY "
Sun May 12, 2019 4:09 pm
BBC
Nathaniel Mendez-Laing scored twice as relegated Cardiff City won their final Premier League appearance to heap more misery on Manchester United.
Mendez-Laing opened the scoring for Cardiff from the penalty spot after being brought down in the box by Diogo Dalot, before scoring his second after the break.
Goalkeeper Neil Etheridge proved the visitors' hero as he foiled several United chances on a frustrating day for the hosts, who fielded six academy graduates.
Defeat means United have won just one of their final seven games of the season as city rivals Manchester City won the Premier League title for the second season in succession.
Cardiff travelled to Old Trafford just a week after confirmation of their relegation to the Championship and looked set to bid farewell to the top flight with a whimper as United dominated the opening exchanges.
But it was United who finished the match with their tails between their legs, unable to defy a resolute Bluebirds defence as they rained chance after chance on Etheridge's goal.
With Europa League status secured for next season, this campaign proved one to forget for United as they look to rebuild over the summer.
Nathaniel Mendez-Laing scored twice as relegated Cardiff City won their final Premier League appearance to heap more misery on Manchester United.
Mendez-Laing opened the scoring for Cardiff from the penalty spot after being brought down in the box by Diogo Dalot, before scoring his second after the break.
Goalkeeper Neil Etheridge proved the visitors' hero as he foiled several United chances on a frustrating day for the hosts, who fielded six academy graduates.
Defeat means United have won just one of their final seven games of the season as city rivals Manchester City won the Premier League title for the second season in succession.
Cardiff travelled to Old Trafford just a week after confirmation of their relegation to the Championship and looked set to bid farewell to the top flight with a whimper as United dominated the opening exchanges.
But it was United who finished the match with their tails between their legs, unable to defy a resolute Bluebirds defence as they rained chance after chance on Etheridge's goal.
With Europa League status secured for next season, this campaign proved one to forget for United as they look to rebuild over the summer.
Re: " CARDIFF CITY SHOCK SOLSKJAER AND UNITED ON FINAL DAY "
Sun May 12, 2019 4:14 pm
Ole's first game was against Cardiff City, I reckon his last will be against Cardiff City 
Fcuking clueless, but hey beautiful football
Football myth #1- Losing playing beautiful football is better than winning professionally or ugly
Fcuking clueless, but hey beautiful football
Football myth #1- Losing playing beautiful football is better than winning professionally or ugly
Re: " CARDIFF CITY SHOCK SOLSKJAER AND UNITED ON FINAL DAY "
Sun May 12, 2019 4:27 pm
llan bluebird wrote:Ole's first game was against Cardiff City, I reckon his last will be against Cardiff City
Fcuking clueless, but hey beautiful football
Football myth #1- Losing playing beautiful football is better than winning professionally or ugly
I wouldn't call Ole's football beautiful, hardly see any difference from Mourinho's football tbh.
Re: " CARDIFF CITY SHOCK SOLSKJAER AND UNITED ON FINAL DAY "
Mon May 13, 2019 12:49 am
llan bluebird wrote:Ole's first game was against Cardiff City, I reckon his last will be against Cardiff City
Fcuking clueless, but hey beautiful football
Football myth #1- Losing playing beautiful football is better than winning professionally or ugly
now wouldn't that be karma 
Re: " CARDIFF CITY SHOCK SOLSKJAER AND UNITED ON FINAL DAY "
Mon May 13, 2019 6:42 am
Baby faced tit was clueless here new it would be the same at United. His team just couldn't be bothered says it all .Be manager of mode or what ever they are called again soon .
United for there standards are way off the pace finished second last season so sacking Jose was right a ?
United for there standards are way off the pace finished second last season so sacking Jose was right a ?