Manchester United delivered a night full of unexpected heroes. The clash against Newcastle revealed promising signs for the future

Ruben Amorim shocked fans with his starting XI. Patrick Dorgu was deployed at right winger in a 4-3-3 setup. The gamble instantly added pace and unpredictability to United’s attack.

Dorgu troubled Newcastle with powerful runs down the right. He looked surprisingly comfortable in an unfamiliar role. His confidence grew with every touch of the ball.

Dorgu opened his United account in stunning fashion. A perfectly timed volley lifted Old Trafford to its feet. The goal set the tone for an inspired first-half performance.

Injuries handed Ayden Heaven a rare opportunity. The young centre-back showed maturity beyond his years. His recent performances have boosted fan confidence.

Heaven still has areas to improve at senior level. However, his composure against Newcastle stood out. United fans can be excited about his long-term potential.

Mason Mount has enjoyed his best season in a United shirt. He was forced off at half-time with an injury worry. Fans will hope it was only a precautionary substitution.

Newcastle dominated the second half with heavy pressure. United’s patched-up defence showed resilience and grit.