MU wins thrillingly: Mourinho and Martial

1MU entered the away match at Vitality Stadium without many changes to the starting lineup compared to the win over Everton, in round 10 of the Premier League a week ago.

Coach Jose Mourinho still kept the formula to make a difference against Everton, when the playing style was deployed with the trio Pogba - Matic - Fred in the middle of the field. The defense with Young - Smalling - Lindelof - Shaw was also kept the same.

There was only one change in attack, with Alexis Sanchez coming in at the centre of the attack, leaving Rashford on the bench. The remaining roles went to Martial and Mata.

Martial's impressive performance in recent times has helped him gain confidence. Meanwhile, Lukaku was not even named on the reserve list, citing fitness issues.

However, it can be seen that Mourinho is losing patience with the Belgian striker, the author of 8 goals in 6 times he has clashed with Bournemouth.

Home team Bournemouth has been in very good form recently, with 6 unbeaten matches (5 wins; in all competitions), so it can be understood that Mourinho needs safety by keeping 10/11 starting positions against Everton.

2As usual, although Mourinho chose the safe solution, MU still conceded a goal very early, in the 11th minute.

The Special One has reason to be unhappy with the way the MU defenders play. This is the 10th match in 11 rounds that the Red Devils have conceded a goal.

Concentration was something that the MU defense could not show, including the midfielders whose function was to support the defense from afar, causing De Gea's goal to be constantly threatened in the first half of the match.

In contrast to his disappointment with the performance of his defenders, Mourinho smiled broadly when he saw Martial once again rescue him.

Actively active, constantly moving into the middle or dropping back to participate in the ball deployment, Martial was also the author of the equalizer 1-1 for the away team.

This is the first time in his career that Martial has scored in four consecutive Premier League games.

Martial's 5th goal in 4 consecutive matches turned the match around, when home team Bournemouth was no longer as confident as at the beginning of the match, and MU was more comfortable in developing the ball.

In the first half, MU played very difficult. But after Martial shone, the Red Devils dominated the game, with attacks from many directions.

3The Anthony Martial effect, not only on the Vitality field, but also recently has helped MU improve quite a bit.

At least the attacking players are forced to look at Martial. No one can sit still when the French striker keeps scoring.

Alexis Sanchez has not found his scoring touch yet, but is fighting strongly, and he assisted Martial to equalize against Bournemouth.

Rashford, after being dropped to the bench, was more determined when he came on and scored the decisive goal in stoppage time.

The second consecutive win, and the third win in the last four Premier League rounds, MU is on the rise and Martial is the guiding light for the Red Devils./.