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Villa would have jumped to fourth place with a win. Instead, the battle for fourth place behind Liverpool, Manchester City and Arsenal is heating up. Tottenham are fourth on 47 points, one ahead of Villa and six more than United
Scott McTominay and Rasmus Hojlund celebrate their win over Aston Villa on Sunday. Pic/AFP
Rasmus Hojlund scored for the fifth straight Premier League game and Scott McTominay headed home a late winner as Manchester United beat Aston Villa 2-1 to ignite its Champions League qualification hopes.
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Only five points separate United in sixth and Villa in fifth after McTominay met Diogo Dalot’s cross with a powerful header in the 86th minute to seal a third straight league victory for the visitors. Hojlund steered in a close-range finish in the 17th minute off Harry Maguire’s downward header at a corner to put United in front at Villa Park. Douglas Luiz equalized in the 67th.
Villa would have jumped to fourth place with a win. Instead, the battle for fourth place behind Liverpool, Manchester City and Arsenal is heating up. Tottenham are fourth on 47 points, one ahead of Villa and six more than United.
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