Jamie Redknapp

Then he nips back in front of him.

Lovely finish.

Good for him.

Good cross as well, but we see it so often with wingers with their opposite foot.

I would like to see this become more of a thing now.

It makes it a lot easier for strikers.

If you ask him, does he prefer a left-footed boy crossing it, of course he does.

It looks simple, doesn't it, when it's executed like that.

And in that period, between Burnley's two goals, it was almost total domination from Manchester United.

18 shots to three, 8-0 on target, and Burnley only had three touches in the opposition box.

during that quite lengthy period as Manchester United dominated possession as well.

But Jadon Anthony was to have the final say in this game.

Someone who was on fire at the start of this season, but he's had a long wait for this goal.

Found himself on the bench of late, but what a strike.

This is Tim.

Yeah, he just takes it there on his back foot.

He just wants to get on to his left foot.

Martin is defending his sopore.

I mean, I'm not sure where he's going there, but he twists his whole body around.

But you see Jadon there, a little glimpse over his shoulder, wants to get it onto his left foot.