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Manchester United recorded their first Premier League away win since February despite missing two penalties in a 3-1 win at Norwich.<\/p>\nManchester United recorded their first Premier League away win since February despite missing two penalties in a 3-1 win at Norwich.<\/p>\n
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer\u2019s side ended their 11-match run without a win away from Old Trafford by beating Partizan Belgrade in the Europa League in midweek, and backed it up with an impressive performance at Carrow Road.<\/p>\n
United broke the deadlock through Scott McTominay\u2019s low drive and in the process became the first club to score 2,000 Premier League goals.<\/p>\n
The visitors were then awarded a penalty after a VAR review in the 28th minute, only for Tim Krul to save Rashford\u2019s effort, but the England international made up for it moments later to bag his 50th United goal.<\/p>\n
Solskjaer\u2019s side missed their second penalty before half-time when Martial was denied as Krul again guessed correctly to keep his side in the game.<\/p>\n
It was 3-0 in the 73rd minute as Martial made up for his penalty miss before Norwich pulled one back in the 88th minute through half-time substitute Onel Hernandez.<\/p>\n
The Canaries saw a lot of the ball in the early minutes and had the first chance of the game when Todd Cantwell fired over the bar.<\/p>\n
United soon took charge and Rashford was denied by Krul after the England forward got a shot off from a narrow angle.<\/p>\n
The Dutch goalkeeper was again called into action as he made a brilliant, instinctive stop to deny Martial from close range.<\/p>\n
But from the resulting corner, the home side could not clear and McTominay fired in a low drive.<\/p>\n
VAR was used for the first time in the 28th minute when Ben Godfrey was adjudged to have brought down Daniel James in the box after a lengthy review, only for Rashford to be denied by Krul from the subsequent spot-kick.<\/p>\n
But just two minutes later Rashford made amends for his second missed spot-kick of the season as he beat the poor Norwich offside trap to collect James\u2019 pass and slotted home.<\/p>\n
After a long period without threatening, Norwich forced David De Gea into action six minutes before the break. Cantwell let fly but the Spain goalkeeper tipped the ball over for a corner.<\/p>\n
For the second time in the first half, the visitors were awarded a penalty after another VAR review, this time for a handball by Cantwell in the area.<\/p>\n
This time Martial stepped up to take the spot kick, but Krul made a diving save low to his right to deny the United forward.<\/p>\n
The Canaries started the second half brightly, with Max Aarons running the ball all the way to the touchline before cutting back only for Teemu Pukki to side-foot the ball over the bar.<\/p>\n
United wrapped up all three points in the 73rd minute as Rashford and Martial linked up with a clever one-two before the French forward \u2013 in his first Premier League appearance since August \u2013 slotted home his third league goal of the season.<\/p>\n
Just as the game looked to be petering out the Canaries pulled one back, with Hernandez hitting his first goal of the season after a solo run.<\/p>\n