Manchester United in the top 6 in Premier League
Whom do we have here? The favorite man of many. Many people regard him as a hero. It should go without saying that the crowd roars his name every time he steps onto the field. Yes, we are talking about none other than Cristiano Ronaldo.
It is often regarded that one who leads has the potential to change the game at any moment. However, myself being not-so-good of a fan of his, yet it is true that once Manchester United made its place in the top 6 in Premier League, Ronaldo again became the hero in town. Such are words that go without saying and from time to time, the impact will continue to last.
On 30th December 2021, Cristiano Ronaldo scored his eighth-most Premier League goal of the season, marking Manchester into the top 6. Who did estimate such a comeback almost at the end of the year? None, I bet, nor did I. It was crucial as at the first half, Manchester took over by 3 goals and kept their game steady, and maintained perfect blockage.
It is true that they played well but how far will they be able to stick to it is yet unknown to many of us. There is no use predicting as football is barely a game of prediction. Let us keep an eye on how well can Manchester play in the next round. Will they still take the lead or will they back out?
With this, I would like to end my opinion regarding the match between Manchester United and Burnley. Sports, in my opinion, and experience, have more stories hidden within them than what meets the eye. Sticking with their score achieved from the first half is no piece of cake. Did you ever play such that you were able to keep your stamina to keep your score steady? May it be in sports or may it be in exam halls. Please feel free to share below.
Back in the Sir Alex Ferguson days, a sixth place finish would've been an absolute catastrophe. Such a different landscape to when I grew up watching football. Good luck United and looking forward to the City derby which is fast becoming one of my favourites
It is a bit sad that United is struggling to get in the top four, I mean they have all the qualities so what holding them back from winning the title.
Sometimes from far is it easy to predict but from close-up, the picture is different.
Ronaldo as been exceptional since his move to United, scoring decisive goals, equaliser and match winning goal. But Manchester United generally are obviously the shadow of it self, unlike the days of Sir Alex, now 6th place seems to be their custom position during the course of the last 4seasons.
I hope things turn out well, but am not certain the current manager can make that happen.
True, I agree. It is hard to guess. Let us see what happens.