Rasmus Hojlund left blown away by £50k-a-week Man United player after Everton win yesterday

Manchester United striker Rasmus Hojlund has now been applauding one teammate after yesterday’s win against Everton.

Erik ten Hag saw his United side go within three points of Tottenham Hotspur following the victory, even if the Londoners do have two games in hand.

And although some felt as if Man United were slightly complimented by a 2-0 scoreline against Everton yesterday, the job was done nonetheless.

Both Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford dispatched their penalties with confidence after excellent work by Alejandro Garnacho.

And although Rasmus Hojlund was missing once again against Everton, United still looked dangerous in attack.

Fernandes once again played in something of a false nine position, a role that Danny Murphy really enjoyed previously.

And although the United captain was effective in his work, he perhaps owed the win to Garnacho’s quick feet.

Garnacho won two penalties, made two key passes and also won five duels, an all round performance (Sofascore).

And following the game, Garnacho uploaded a collection of photos to Instagram to celebrate the win.

Rasmus Hojlund amazed by Alejandro Garnacho’s Man United display against Everton

Garnacho uploaded a photo celebrating with his player of the match award at Old Trafford, one that was richly deserved.

And given his attacking display against Everton, United teammate Hojlund was quick to reply with his support.

Hojlund simply left a comment saying “Viva Garnacho”, playfully comparing the 19-year-old to a famous United legend of the past.

And although £50k-a-week Garnacho definitely deserved his applause, perhaps some will feel that the victory was mostly owed to Andre Onana.

As he proved at the Etihad too, Onana is now looking a lot more confident commanding his box.

Onana made a series of strong saves and interceptions, preventing 0.99 goals in his minutes (Sofascore).

The keeper also made one key pass, four saves from within his box and two important high claims.

And although Sean Dyche will still have felt as if his team should have scored, Onana certainly deserved to be on a winning team.

That being said, Manchester United may still need to improve for their FA Cup Quarter Final against Liverpool next Sunday.