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Man Utd Beat 10-Man Spurs 2-0 for 4th Straight Win, Bournemouth Draw

Manchester United defeated 10-man Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 at Old Trafford to secure their fourth consecutive Premier League victory. Cristian Romero's first-half red card proved pivotal, with Bryan Mbeumo and Bruno Fernandes scoring for the dominant hosts. Elsewhere, AFC Bournemouth's new signing Rayan scored his first Premier League goal to secure a 1-1 draw against Aston Villa. The results see United solidify fourth place while Bournemouth climb to 11th.

Key Points: Man Utd 2-0 Tottenham, Bournemouth Draw with Villa

  • Romero red card decisive
  • Mbeumo opens scoring
  • Fernandes seals victory
  • Rayan scores first PL goal
  • Bournemouth earn late draw
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Premier League: Manchester United beat 10-man Tottenham 2-0 to make it four consecutive wins

Man Utd beat 10-man Tottenham 2-0 for a fourth straight Premier League win. Bournemouth's Rayan scores to secure a 1-1 draw with Aston Villa.

"Bruno Fernandes sealed the win nine minutes from time with an instinctive back-post finish. - Match Report"

Old Trafford, February 7

Manchester United showcased a dominant performance as they secured their fourth consecutive Premier League victory under head coach Michael Carrick, defeating 10-man Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 at Old Trafford on Saturday.

Tottenham captain Cristian Romero was shown a straight red card in the 29th minute for a reckless challenge on Casemiro, reducing Spurs to 10 men and giving the hosts a decisive advantage.

United opened the scoring in the 38th minute when Bryan Mbeumo converted a brilliant set-piece routine after the home side had already threatened on multiple occasions.

Although Amad and Matheus Cunha had goals disallowed in the second half, Bruno Fernandes sealed the win nine minutes from time with an instinctive back-post finish.

The victory keeps Manchester United in fourth place in the Premier League, just three points behind second-placed Manchester City ahead of their clash with Liverpool on Sunday. Tottenham, meanwhile, remain in 14th position.

Meanwhile, Rayan continued his promising start in the Premier League with AFC Bournemouth, scoring a second-half goal to secure a 1-1 draw against Aston Villa at the Vitality Stadium on Saturday.

Aston Villa had taken the lead in the 22nd minute through Morgan Rogers. However, Rayan, who joined Bournemouth from Vasco da Gama during the transfer window, struck late to earn the hosts a share of the points. The goal marked the Brazilian winger's first in the Premier League after providing an assist on his debut in Bournemouth's 2-0 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers.

Bournemouth pushed for a winner late in the match, with Ryan Christie twice denied by outstanding saves from Aston Villa goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez. The draw sees Bournemouth move up to 11th in the table, while Villa remain third with 47 points, level with Manchester City.

- ANI

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Sarah B
As a neutral fan watching from Mumbai, that red card was absolutely deserved. Romero's challenge was dangerous. Spurs have no one to blame but themselves. United took full advantage.
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Arjun K
Great win, but let's be honest, beating 10 men shouldn't be this hard. We should have scored more. The disallowed goals show we still need to be sharper in the final third. On to the next one! 🔴
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Priya S
More excited about Rayan's goal for Bournemouth! 🇧🇷 talent shining in the Premier League. It's great to see players from different leagues adapting so quickly. The PL is the best in the world for a reason.
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Vikram M
Four wins in a row is no joke! The team's confidence is back. Hope they can carry this momentum against the bigger teams. Top four is looking very possible now. 🤞
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Michael C
Respectful criticism: The article mentions Bournemouth's game, but it feels a bit tacked on. It's a separate story about a different team and breaks the flow of the main United-Spurs report. Should be its own piece.
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Ananya R
Watching from Delhi at 1:30 AM was worth it! 🥱 The atmosphere at Old

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