Manchester United made a winning start at Old Trafford under new boss Ruben Amorim as his side came from behind to beat Norwegian team Bodo/Glimt in the UEFA Europa League.
It took Alejandro Garnacho just 48 seconds to find the net for United.
But rather than pave the way for an easy victory, it was the prelude for a period of frustration for the hosts as Bodo/Glimt turned the game on its head with two goals in four minutes to take the lead.
Thankfully for United, Rasmus Højlund equalised in the 45th minute.
Hojlund then won the game when he turned home Manuel Ugarte's cross from close range five minutes into the second period.
In another match Tottenham and Roma finished the match with a 2-all draw.
Source: BBC Sports
