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Man Utd fans in awe as new footage from stands emerges of Jadon Sancho and Wan-Bissaka’s ‘training session’ vs Leicester
MANCHESTER UNITED fans have been left in awe after new footage emerged of two players enjoying a “training session” against Leicester.
The Red Devils racked up a second straight league win as they beat Leicester 3-0 at Old Trafford on Sunday.
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Two goals from Marcus Rashford sandwiched a Jadon Sancho strike to tighten United’s hold on third place.
But it was the latter who caught the eye yesterday after an amazing bit of teamwork with Aaron Wan-Bissaka.
The duo linked up on the right flank to full effect against the Foxes.
And their fluid partnership came to light after fan footage from the stands captured a magical bit of football.
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Taking the ball to Leicester’s corner flag, Sancho and Wan-Bissaka proceeded to run rings around opposition defenders with quick one-twos and clever movements.
Leicester couldn’t get near the pair as they zig-zagged and pinged the ball around like they were at Carrington.
And fans were blown away by the pair’s impromptu “training session” at the Theatre of Dreams.
One said: “Seeing the resurgence of AWB and Sancho is just a summary of the marvellous job Erik ten Hag is doing.”
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Another declared: “This was one of the best moments of the game.”
One noted: “Ten Hag got Sancho comfortable on the ball and coordinating with everyone, he’s gonna be an absolute beast if he maintains it.”
Another declared: “Man got AWB playing like prime Iniesta.”
Meanwhile, boss Erik ten Hag has thanked fans for backing him amid United's takeover talk.
He said: “I thank the fans they have their trust in me. I feel committed with this club.
“I love to be here but it is not in my influence. What I can influence is the performance of this team and I will do everything to continue.
"We are committed with this club, it is our club, in our heart - but it is not our job.
“We focus on football and perform and that is what the players and staff have to do.”
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