Man Utd CHEF dances around with Amad, Hojlund and Onana in dressing room after incredible win over Man City
MANCHESTER UNITED stars were joined in their dressing room celebrations by a CHEF.
The Red Devils enjoyed a jubilant night after their comeback victory over rivals Manchester City at the Etihad on Sunday.
Josko Gvardiol had put the hosts into the lead before Bruno Fernandes and Amad Diallo netted in the final minutes.
Amad was the star of the show as he won the penalty for the equaliser before snatching the winner.
The winger was in a buoyant mood as he shared a video of himself dancing with his team-mates.
The video is believed to have been filmed back at Carrington as the match-winner was joined by Rasmus Hojlund and Andre Onana.
The trio were also momentarily joined by a chef who danced his way into the frame.
He joined in dancing with Onana and Diallo before jumping back out of the shot when Hojluned entered.
Fans loved seeing the moment as it was shared on social media.
One posted: “Not the chef joined them too hahaha.”
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A second commented: “Vibes FC is back.”
A third wrote: “The vibes are back at the club.”
A fourth joked: “Atleast they’ve forgotten they are 13th.”
A fifth said: “We are so back.”
Another added: “Amad is carrying this club so hard. On and off the pitch.”
Man United boss Ruben Amorim hailed Amad for his display but insisted that he should not be relied on too soon.
He said: “He can play different positions, he is very humble.
“We have to be very careful with Amad because sometimes in our club we put young players in a special place.
“Let’s stay calm with Amad.”
Meanwhile, in the fallout of the match, Hojlund fired a jibe at Man City’s Kyle Walker.
The two clashed during the match and the striker posted a poem hitting back at the defender.
Man Utd player ratings vs Man City as sensational Amad Diallo turns derby on its head
AMAD DIALLO left Manchester City stunned as he turned the derby on its head.
The flying winger won a penalty, converted by Bruno Fernandes, in the dying embers to level it up.
But the best was yet to come as Amad flicked past an onrushing Ederson before expertly slotting in a dramatic winner from a tight angle deep into injury time.
Here’s how SunSport’s Neil Custis rated the Man Utd players…
Andre Onana – 6
He just does not fill you with confidence. Does not command his area and as we found out midweek in Plzen, his distribution from the back is a major plus for the opposition.
Wasn’t tested that much however.
Lisandro Martinez – 7
Looking a calmer presence under Amorim than he did before when he seemed to want to live up to his nickname from his Ajax days of ‘The Butcher of Amsterdam’.
Great through ball at the end to pick out Amad’s run for the winner.
Harry Maguire – 8
Had a great battle with Erling Haaland which the United man won.
The right call to bring the former captain in for such a big game. Looks like he suits the position in the centre of that back three.
Matthijs de Ligt 78′ – 7
A decent enough performance. Looked more comfortable alongside Maguire than other centre-back partners.
Diogo Dalot – 5
Mistimed his jump to be beaten to the ball by Josko Gvardiol for the City opener. Did not create enough going forward from his wing-back role.
Bruno Fernandes – 8
Missed a big chance after being put through by Hojlund and clipping the ball wide.
But when the moment comes from the penalty spot he is a cool head in the hottest of atmospheres sending Ederson the wrong way to equalise
Manuel Ugarte – 7
Sat in front of the back four and negated much of what Phil Foden was trying to do for the home side.
Noussair Mazraoui 78′ – 8
The best of the summer buys. Used as the right wing back on this occasion and is able to adjust to whatever is asked of him. One of United’s best performers on the day.
Mason Mount 13′ – 6
Looked very close to tears when he had to come off after early in the game. He is just getting no luck whatsoever with injuries and has not had a decent run since joining the club.
Amad Diallo 90′ – 9
The greatest moment of his career so far with a memorable derby winner. A brilliant run first of all to meet Martinez’ pass, he then clipped the ball past Ederson and while it was a scuffed finish he got it on target.
Had almost grabbed an equaliser with a flick header before that which was well saved by Ederson.
Then was alert to Nunes back pass to win the penalty that did lead to United drawing level.
Rasmus Hojlund 78′ – 6
Most we saw of him was a head to head confrontation with Walker when the City player slumped to the ground and a little fall of his own when he tried to win a pen.
But then he provided a great through ball for Fernandes which should have brought the equaliser.
Subs
Kobbie Mainoo 13′ – 6
Did a solid job as he came on in a deeper role than Mount and Fernandes moved forward
Joshua Zirkzee 78′ – 6
Not the man who is going to come on and change a game, but he did well to hold onto possession in the closing seconds.
Antony 78′ – 6
Came on to try and make a difference but is lacking the confidence which a lack of starts brings.
Leny Yoro 78′ – 6
Continues to ease himself back to full fitness after that summer injury.
Victor Lindelof 90′ – 6
No time to have any influence on the game.