bournemouth needed that. manchester united are unbeaten in 15 games. mason greenwood has been the break—out star this season. he levelled the match before a handball in the penalty area gave marcus rashford the chance to give the reds the lead. with two thirds of united's front three having scored, they made it a full set before the break. comeback complete, or was it? the first touch after coming on at half time was to handball in the box and josh king reduced the deficit. united's unconvincing start to the second half was calmed when greenwood went alone to make it four. the teenager's 16th goal of the season. and united were not finished there. bruno fernandes made it five to keep united's unbeaten run going. so young mason greenwood scoring two for united

for the first time. afterwards manager ole gunnar solskjaer was full of praise for the teenager. one of the best, if not the best finisher i've worked with, seen, because he's so calm, so composed. if that's on the playground or on the training ground or back home in the garden, he knows where to finish, how to score a goal, and it doesn't matter if there are a 75,000 fans here at old trafford or no one, because that's just what he does. speaking of goal scorers, what about jamie va rdy? he made it a century of premier league goals today as leicester boosted their hopes of achieving a top—four finish with victory over crystal palace. in fact, vardy made it 101 with his second of the game in the 4th minute of added time to make it 3—0 at the kingpower stadium.

arsenal dealt a big blow to wolves‘ top—four hopes with a 2—0 win at molineux. it was another youngster — academy graduate bukayo saka who opened the scoring before half time, before alexandre lacazette came off the bench to seal victory and boost arsenals own chances of european qualification. norwich's hopes of premier league survival look bleak after a 1—0 defeat at home to brighton. they are bottom and seven points from safety with just five game left. the only goal of the game came in the first half, leandro trossard's winner for brighton securing only their third away league win of the season. the victory moves them nine points clear of the bottom three. the late kick off sees chelsea host watford. ןv that gets under way at eight o'clock.