Manchester United suffered a humbling defeat at Old Trafford as Bournemouth secured their first victory with a 3-0 scoreline, with Dominic Solanke playing a key role in the visitors’ success.

Following a momentous 3-0 win over Manchester United at Old Trafford, Bournemouth’s talented Argentinian defender, Marcos Senesi, joyfully celebrated with his teammates after successfully netting their third goal. This remarkable victory at the legendary stadium marked a historic moment for Bournemouth, as it was their first-ever triumph at Old Trafford. The match began with an impressive performance from Dominic Solanke, who skillfully backheeled Lewis Cook’s cross into the net just five minutes into the game, securing his ninth goal of the season. The visiting supporters burst into celebration when their team scored the first goal.

Despite Manchester United’s attempts to stage a comeback, Bournemouth showed determination and secured the win with two impressive headers. In the 68th minute, substitute Philip Billing successfully scored, followed by Marcos Senesi in the 73rd minute. These goals guaranteed Bournemouth their fourth victory in the previous five matches.

Bournemouth’s triumph was fully deserved, as they demonstrated excellent coordination and successfully executed counter-attacks throughout the game. Bournemouth successfully scored their first goal at the 5th minute of the match. (SOLANKE) Solanke demonstrates his exceptional skills by scoring his ninth goal of the season with a remarkable execution. Lewis Cook’s effective pressing results in him successfully intercepting the ball and delivering a precise cross to Solanke, who expertly places it into the corner of the net. The visiting supporters are filled with joy and excitement.

38′ – BOURNEMOUTH NEARLY SECURES A SECOND GOAL! McTominay loses possession and Cook swiftly transfers it to Solanke, who unluckily strikes the post with his right foot. Unfortunate circumstances for Bournemouth. 68′ – BOURNEMOUTH SCORES! (BILLING) Billing, who came in as a substitute, confidently heads the ball into the net’s corner from Tavernier’s precise pass. Bournemouth is now in a 2-0 lead. What an incredible goal.

73′ – BOURNEMOUTH SECURES THEIR THIRD GOAL (SENESI) Senesi outjumps his opponent and skillfully guides his header towards the opposite side of the goal, finding the net flawlessly. Onana has no chance. It appears that Manchester United’s chances of winning are slim to none. In the 92nd minute, an additional goal is scored, however, it is not counted. Solanke disrupts the game and Ouattara successfully puts the ball into the net, but it is invalidated due to Onana’s handball. This ruling appears to be overly strict.