article_snippet: A relaxed spectator from the moment DAVID DE GEA scrambled across DAVID DE GEA goal to keep out back-pass from Jones until DAVID DE GEA saved from Kane in the last minute.
article_snippet: David de Gea, who had remarkably little to do until a last-gasp save from Kane, celebrates the win .
article_snippet: Took a grip of the game with two instances of clear-minded wit in the first half: a pass for Fellaini’s opener and a goal with Fellaini head to make it 2-0.
article_snippet: One well-taken goal with Fellaini left foot and a key header in second.
article_snippet: Excellent reminder of Fellaini acceleration and trickery on the left-wing.
article_snippet: Tormented Walker in the first half as Manchester United won the game.
article_snippet: Scored a fabulous goal and may have had more.
article_snippet: WAYNE ROONEY slots away after being handed the ball by lacklustre Nabil Bentaleb in the opening 45 .
article_snippet: Beaten in air by Fellaini for United second.
article_snippet: Easily side-stepped by WAYNE ROONEY for the third.
article_snippet: Not the result or performance he would have wanted in front of England boss Roy Hodgson, but most of the damage done by United on the other side.
article_snippet: Dragged right to help with Young and Blind, left holes for Fellaini to exploit.
article_snippet: Awful mistake for the third goal.
article_snippet: A victim of United’s inability to secure possession.
article_snippet: : Poor clearance gave Andros Townsend chance to score the second.
article_snippet: A difficult afternoon in front of Hodgson.
article_snippet: and it was the 89th minute before he tested De Gea.