The match we played over 90 minutes with the red card, with this action, this goal disallowed, it was the key moment but overall they deserved it more. We were resilient with one player less. We could've scored one goal and maybe it was a good opportunity to continue being resilient and keep the result.

A Vital Victory in the Premier League’s Final PushIn what was a thrilling encounter at Old Trafford, Manchester United secured a crucial 2-0 victory over Aston

Aston Villa had a goal controversially ruled out during their 2-0 loss against Manchester United which condemned them to a sixth-place finish and saw them miss out on the Champions League

Morgan Rogers’ opener was controversially ruled out before Amad Diallo and Christian Erisken secured the points for the hosts

Manchester United ended their 2024–25 Premier League campaign on a positive note, as they downed Aston Villa, who’ll play in next season’s Europa League, 2–0 on Sunday afternoon thanks in part to a controversial refereeing decision.

Nottingham Forest’s defeat to Chelsea and Newcastle United’s surprise home loss to Everton meant a point would’ve been enough at Old Trafford to secure a top-five finish, but a dominant United scored twice during the final quarter-hour to dash Villa’s hopes.

With the score still locked at 0-0 inside the final 20 minutes at Old Trafford, referee Thomas Bramall blew his whistle before the ball went in after Morgan Rogers had dispossessed Altay Bayindir and slotted into an empty net, deeming that a foul had been committed.

Nottingham Forest’s defeat to Chelsea and Newcastle United’s surprise home loss to Everton meant a point would’ve been enough at Old Trafford to secure a top-five finish, but a dominant United scored twice during the final quarter-hour to dash Villa’s hopes.

Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe will reportedly miss the club’s final Premier League game against Aston Villa on Sunday.This comes as United fans are expected to hold protests against