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David De Gea produced one of the finest goalkeeping displays in many a year as Ole Gunnar Solskjaer overcame Mauricio Pochettino\u2019s Tottenham to become the first manager in Manchester United\u2019s history to win their first six matches in charge.<\/p>\n
Sunday\u2019s eagerly-anticipated Premier League encounter pitted the bookmakers\u2019 favorites to permanently replace Jose Mourinho against one another as a packed Wembley witnessed a clash that lived up to the billing.<\/p>\n
Marcus Rashford\u2019s splendid strike from an equally impressive Paul Pogba pass sealed United\u2019s 1-0 win in the capital, but De Gea will take the headlines after an incredible display that left Pochettino, the front runner to take over at Old Trafford this summer, in disbelief.<\/p>\n
If it was not his hands, the Spaniard got there with his feet to stop the Spurs onslaught in a remarkable second half.<\/p>\n
De Gea had made 11 saves by the time the full-time whistle went in a captivating match at Wembley, where Solskjaer wrote his name into the history books by extending his 100 per cent record in a sixth match in all competitions.<\/p>\n
There were impressive attacking flashes from United and impressive resolve in front of Sir Alex Ferguson, who saw the goalkeeper he brought in from Atl\u00e9tico Madrid in 2011 take the headlines with a breathtaking performance.<\/p>\n