The spectacular victory in round 19 of the Premier League helped MU end a streak of 3 consecutive matches in this tournament with only draws and losses, without scoring any goals, and achieved their first win to rise to 6th place with 31 points. Coach Erik ten Hag not only relieved some of the pressure, but also confidently made strong statements to the new co-owners of MU sitting in the stands of Old Trafford.

British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe has completed the purchase of 25% of shares to own MU Club with the Glazer family. He is about to appoint close personnel to the MU Club's management board in the football field, including Mr. Dave Brailsford, who attended the MU match against Aston Villa at Old Trafford. Also in this match, MU fans were very excited to see for the first time in many years, two famous players Edwin van der Sar and Robin van Persie came to watch their old club play.

"I'm optimistic. We've been informed throughout the whole process (billionaire Jim Ratcliffe buying 25% of MU's shares). It's good, we're looking forward to working with them. This is a very positive thing for MU. Mr. Dave Brailsford (who is likely to become the new transfer director) wants to work with us. We're also looking forward to working with him. I'm looking forward to it," coach Erik ten Hag said on Amazon, after MU's win over Aston Villa on December 27.

"The purchase of the club's shares, in my opinion, does not have any impact on the players' psychology as recent rumors have suggested. The presence of senior figures from the INEOS group will help strengthen MU. They are people with a lot of experience in managing sports at the highest level, including Formula 1 racing (F1), cycling teams, football clubs. They can only help and support us to achieve all the goals of the current project," coach Erik ten Hag shared.

The new era of MU has been impressive, not only with the dramatic victory over Aston Villa thanks to the double of young talent Alejandro Garnacho scored in the second half in the 59th and 71st minutes. Expensive striker Rasmus Hojlund also scored his first goal in the Premier League (set the score at 3-2 in the 82nd minute), after much doubt and criticism. This has brought confidence to the "Red Devils", as well as helped the new figures in the upper echelons of the club have a specific view before reshaping the apparatus of the Manchester team in the new era.