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Reds share joy after Brentford success

Erik ten Hag’s side came back from 1-0 down to reverse the scoreline at Old Trafford, thanks to goals from Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund.

Registering our third top-flight victory of the season so far, plenty of Reds impressed in M16, giving the boss a tactical headache heading into Thursday’s Europa League clash against Fenerbahce.

Lots of players shared their delight online, with a selection of reaction hand-picked for your enjoyment below:

“The spirit of the team, the passion, the hard work! What a night to be a Manchester United player! Delighted to be part of this group of lads, let’s keep pushing for the next game!” – Marcus Rashford

“Unbelievable effort from the lads tonight! To come back from a goal down and win the game, we showed great character. Love my job!” – Eric Bailly

“Best feeling in the world! They can’t take away our noise, our energy and our love for the game! Let’s keep making it loud and proud in M16! #GGMU” – Alejandro Garnacho

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