Highlights : Crystal Palace 1 – 3 Manchester United (Premier League)

Goal : 52′ 0 – 2 Romelu Lukaku
brilliant centre forward play from the Belgian as he doubles his and United’s tally.
Smalling and Lindelof keep a corner alive in the Palace area, heading it across to Lukaku who outmuscles Schlupp before hooking a classy second over Guaita.

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Match Statistic

• Man Utd have won eight consecutive away games in all competitions for the first time in their history.
• Crystal Palace have played more Premier League games without ever winning against Man Utd (D4 L16) than any side has against another in the competition’s history.
• Manchester United are unbeaten in their last 22 league games against Crystal Palace, since a 0-3 away defeat in May 1991 (W18 D4).
• Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson has lost more Premier League matches against Man Utd (12) than he has against any other side.
• Eight of Romelu Lukaku’s 10 Premier League goals this season have been scored away from home – only Harry Kane (10) has netted more on the road in 2018-19 so far.
• Man Utd’s Romelu Lukaku has scored in seven of his last 10 Premier League appearances against Crystal Palace, including in three of his four games for the Red Devils.
• James McArthur became just the fourth player to reach 150 appearances for Crystal Palace in the Premier League after Joel Ward, Jason Puncheon and Wilfried Zaha.

• Crystal Palace’s Joel Ward ended a run of 86 Premier League appearances without a goal, since netting versus Chelsea in August 2015.

“We’ve not really had a session yet, so I don’t think there are a lot of positives, no,” the former United striker said.
“We’ll have a good team out on the pitch definitely. There’ll be a chance for others.
“I’ve been sat on the outside getting a chance when this had happened.
“The players who came in (against Liverpool), Scott [McTominay] and Andy [Andreas Pereira], I thought they did fantastic.
“There you go, that’s the way it is. You’ve just got to be ready when you get it.”

“There’s no doubt [Solskjaer’s] had an effect on the team,” said Palace boss Roy Hodgson of United’s interim manager. “And the players have woken up a bit and started to smell the coffee and realise that they’re Manchester United and the way they were going isn’t quite good enough.
“I’m very impressed with the way he’s conducted himself, but I don’t like the comparisons [with Mourinho]. It’s a lot more complicated than that.”