Manchester United Wins Badly, Solskjaer Breaks Sir Alex Ferguson's Record

    Playing the English League Cup or Carabao Cup, Manchester United successfully won over Luton Town's small team. Remarkably, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer as his coach successfully overtook Sir Alex Ferguson's record.

    Taking place at home to the opponent, Kenilworth Road, the Red Devils' performance was much better than during pre-season matches and the top caste competition of BigBen. How come? They won three goals without reply.

    Their new recruit, Donny van de Beek, successfully stole the attention of being the best player in this match after being able to replace Bruno Fernandes who was resting on the bench. Three goals were contributed by a penalty from Juan Mata, Marcus Rashford, and Mason Greenwood.

    Directly winning over the second caste Premier League team in the Carabao Cup, Solskjaer broke his proud record of 50 wins in 92 competitive matches. Launching the Daily Star page, he managed to straddle the achievements of the legendary Ferguson.

    Ferguson had only previously been able to present 50 victories for the Red Devils in 104 matches. Not only that, it seems that Solskjaer can also surpass Ernest Mangnall's record of 78 games and Jose Mourinho who took up to 81 matches.

    This achievement is not surprising to be a milestone in the revival of the Ferguson era which had made MU unbeaten in the Premier League. As is well known, the former Scottish coach has presented 13 domestic league titles and two Champions Leagues.

    The achievement of various titles in itself did not go easy for the legendary coach. Quarter three money, that experience is also being lived by Solskjaer who finally found a new style for the club under his care.

    Having previously been doubted to replace Mourinho, the Norwegian coach managed to get Manchester United to end last season in third place in the standings with a special player formation.

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