Watch Mason Greenwood net acrobatic wondergoal vs Young Boys as Man Utd fringe stars get chance to impress Ralf Rangnick

MASON GREENWOOD netted an acrobatic wondergoal as Manchester United drew 1-1 with Young Boys in their first European game under Ralf Rangnick. The German oversaw a 1-0 win against Crystal Palace on his managerial bow with the Red Devils at the weekend. And Rangnick rang the changes for Wednesday’s Champions League group stage draw against […]

MASON GREENWOOD netted an acrobatic wondergoal as Manchester United drew 1-1 with Young Boys in their first European game under Ralf Rangnick.

The German oversaw a 1-0 win against Crystal Palace on his managerial bow with the Red Devils at the weekend.

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And Rangnick rang the changes for Wednesday’s Champions League group stage draw against the Swiss giants.

Having already booked their spot as group winners, Rangnick handed starts to numerous fringe players including Juan Mata, Amad Diallo and Jesse Lingard.

Greenwood was also given a rare chance as United’s central striker.

And he repaid Rangnick’s faith with just nine minutes on the clock.

A break from United down the left saw Luke Shaw receive the ball outside the Young Boys’ penalty area.

He swept a great ball across the box to find Greenwood unmarked in the centre.

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Despite several opponents standing nearby, Greenwood turned side-on as he made contact with ball, resulting in a glorious acrobatic volley.

And it ended up being the perfect shot as it flew into the back of the net, giving United a deserved lead.

However, the likes of Donny van de Beek and Anthony Elanga struggled as Young Boys turned up the heat.

And the Swiss visitors managed to pull one back just before the break through Fabian Rieder.

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However, as the minutes ran down, neither side was able to find an ultimate breakthrough.

United ended up handing debuts to several players including veteran goalkeeper Tom Heaton and young midfielder Charlie Savage, son of former pro Robbie.

And with the Red Devils already through to the knockout stage, the Old Trafford crowd were happy enough to play out the stalemate.