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Arsenal's win against Liverpool. The Manchester United legend was in the building as two pundits from Finnish media company ViaPlay discussed the match.

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Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand believes Cristiano Ronaldo needs more help from his team-mates and the club as a whole as they have “not played their role”.Real Madrid legend Ronaldo returned to the club amid a backdrop of huge excitement and hope that United could even challenge for the Premier League. Unfortunately the season has not even yielded a place in next season's Champions League, as United’s 1-0 away loss to Crystal Palace consigned them to a miserable sixth placed finish.Nevertheless, Ronaldo did enjoy an impressive return to the Premier League, contributing 18 league goals and three assists in 30 appearances.

Cristiano Ronaldo was back to his imperious best for Manchester United on Saturday as Ralf Rangnick's side beat Tottenham Hotspur 3-2 in a thrilling game.The Portuguese ace fired a sensational hat-trick as United returned to the top four with a dramatic victory over Spurs. Antonio Conte’s side had no answer to Ronaldo’s brilliance as his hat-trick contained a 30-yard thunderbolt, a calm and composed close range finish, and a perfectly timed and executed header.It was the perfect performance at the perfect time for Ronaldo, whose absence for last week’s chastening Manchester derby defeat dominated the headlines.

Manchester United.With the treble on the line, Sir Alex Ferguson's legendary side were staring down the barrel of Champions League heartbreak. Mario Basler's first-half free kick had give Bayern Munich and heading into stoppage time, it looked like a lead the Germans wouldn't relinquish."Can Manchester United score? They always score."Clive Tyldesley's famous words preempted the moment that Ryan Giggs' scuffed shot fell into the path of Teddy Sheringham to put them level and spark scenes of wild celebration.But of course, more was to come when now manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer won it all with almost the last kick of the game.

straight to your inbox every day for freeOle Gunnar Solskjaer has always been quick to identify the 'fine margins' which have been scattered throughout his Manchester United reign.From the dubious Presnel Kimpembe handball decision which gave Marcus Rashford the chance to break Paris Saint-Germain hearts early last year, to a similarly controversial decision to award United a penalty after the full-time whistle had sounded during their win over Brighton back in September.Despite being fortuitous those two moments both helped to rekindle the never say die attitude within the first-team squad, a galvanising spirit which inspired Rashford to his latest dramatic winner over Wolves on Tuesday night."Can Manchester United score? They always

Manchester city centre has always been a hive of activity but since lockdown, everything has changed.