Manchester United fans singled out Senne Lammens after the Red Devils dropped valuable Premier League points in a thrilling 4-4 Premier League draw against Bournemouth.
The Red Devils hosted the Cherries in Monday evening’s Premier League clash and Manchester United delivered the first blow against Bournemouth at Old Trafford.
Amad Diallo fired United into the lead in the 13th minute before Antoine Semenyo pulled Bournemouth level with a stunning solo effort in the 40th minute.
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However, United hit back against Bournemouth only nine minutes after Antoine Semenyo’s equaliser, with Casemiro putting the Red Devils 2-1 up with his header.
Bournemouth rallied back inside the opening 10 minutes after the break and Andoni Iraola’s side stunned Ruben Amorim’s men by taking the lead at Old Trafford.
Evanilson cancelled out Casemiro’s first-half effort to pull Bournemouth 2-2 on the scoreline before Marcus Tavernier put the Cherries 3-2 up from a free-kick.
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Senne Lammens has Man Utd fans talking for all the right reasons after what he did against Bournemouth at Old Trafford
Manchester United hit back late in the second half after Bruno Fernandes scored a stunning free-kick before Matheus Cunha put the Red Devils 4-3 up in the match.
However, the Red Devils and Bournemouth shared the points on Monday after Eli Junior Kroupi found the all-important equaliser for the Cherries in the 84th minute.
United fans on social media platform X, formerly Twitter, pointed out that Senne Lammens saved the Red Devils’ incredible long-standing record at Old Trafford.
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“Man Utd could have lost that first-half record tonight. Thankful to Lammens for those late saves,” a Red Devils supporter wrote.
While a second United fan tweeted: “Lammens’ outstanding saves in the end kept our record safe!”
“Thank you, Senne Lammens, for keeping that half-time record alive,” a third X user commented.
Somebody else said: “If it wasn’t for Lammens, that insane record we have had for [five] decades would have been broken.”
And a fifth added: “Lammens’ clutch in stoppage time to save our HT record.”
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“Lammens has singlehandedly kept [the] United leading at HT record alive,” someone else posted.
Another claimed: “Senne Lammens has saved the half-time record twice in the last couple mins. Build him a statue.”
And an eighth suggested: “Lammens basically saved the OT half-time record.”
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What exactly is the ‘Man Utd record’ that Senne Lammens saved after the Bournemouth match at Old Trafford?
United fans have an affinity with the Premier League club’s long-running record at Old Trafford, which has incredibly managed to date back all the way to 1984.
Amid the chaos of United vs Bournemouth, the club have not lost a Premier League match at Old Trafford after leading their opposition by the half-time whistle.
In fact, the United record has run across all competitions since 1984 and includes a whopping 542 matches, which were almost at risk of being lost on Monday evening.
The Red Devils’ impressive record consists of 394 matches in the league, which is predicated on United leading another side at Old Trafford by the break.
Following Monday evening’s result against Bournemouth, United will now travel to Villa Park for their next Premier League clash against Aston Villa on Sunday.
United and Aston Villa’s Premier League match is slated for a 4:30pm kick-off time in the UK at Villa Park.
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