The match between Manchester United and Newcastle was a closely contested one, but it was the second half that saw the game come to a dramatic conclusion. Manchester United drew the game after a controversial goal from Ralf Aay in the second half.
Rashford had been the standout player for United this season, scoring two goals in his first six games before he was sent off for a foul on Kevin De Bruyne. However, it seemed that the referee had made a mistake when he incorrectly called a foul on De Bruyne.
Despite the controversy, United were not deterred by the setback and fought hard to secure their points. They were awarded a penalty kick after the ball landed in the box, and Rashford stepped up to take the spot-kick and save it from De Bruyne.
The save saved United from a potential penalty shootout, which would have been a huge blow for them. However, they were unable to score as De Bruyne hit the back of the net.
In the end, the game ended in a stalemate, with both teams having scored only one goal each. The draw was a result that could have been different if either team had been able to find the back of the net.
The result was a significant upset for Manchester United, who had struggled throughout the season. Despite their struggles, they showed determination and fight despite the odds against them. The win was a testament to the resilience of the team and their ability to bounce back from setbacks.