Paul Pogba rediscovered his goal-scoring form as caretaker manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer claimed his first win at home and second in as many matches, beating Huddersfield 3-1 on Wednesday.
Solsjaer was handed the responsibility of the club only last week after the dismissal of Jose Mourinho. The Norwegian who is a former striker at the club began things on a high with a 5-1 thrashing of Cardiff.
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The opening goal was scored by Nemanja Matic from close-range after a header by Viktor Lindelof was saved by Jonas Lossl.
Pogba, who spent a lot of time on the bench in recent times under Mourinho, netted a sensational brace in the second half to cap-off the dominating win under Solksjaer who has brought about a change of mood at Old Trafford.
Chelsea beat Watford
Eden Hazard netted a brace as Chelsea returned to winning ways after edging past Watford 2-1.
The Belgian winger scored the opening goal for his side after receiving a pass from Mateo Kovacic. This was his 100th goal in a Chelsea shirt.
However, that lead lasted only for two minutes after Roberto Pereyra equalised for Watford from 18-yards with a volley past Kepa Arrizabalaga.
Goalkeeper Ben Foster took down Hazard in the second half for a penalty to be awarded to Maurizio Sarri’s side and Hazard made no mistake in slotting it into the back of the net who walk away with three points.