Man United forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been under pressure in recent weeks during a concerning goal drought, but he ended it with a brace at Swansea City.
The 34-year-old scored the 25,000th goal in the history of the Premier League with the fine finish seen below, as he ended his run of 43 shots without finding the back of the net.
"@TotallyMUFC: Goal: Ibrahimovic finishes into the bottom from outside the box#Swans 0 : 2 #Mufc pic.twitter.com/i8eDVqCawl"
— Muhammad Ghaddafi (@MuhammadGhaddaf) November 6, 2016
Paul Pogba had put the visitors ahead with a stunning finish of his own, and Ibrahimovic ensured that it was even more comfortable by adding his second of the afternoon shortly after his first.
Wayne Rooney played a part in the build up to both goals as he looks to secure his place in the starting line-up on a more permanent basis moving forward, while Jose Mourinho will be delighted to see his goal-shy side start to find the back of the net.
Confidence will certainly be much higher after their dominant first-half display, while in contrast it’s crisis time for Swansea again as Bob Bradley needs something from his players in the second half to save some pride.