Premier League: Paul Pogba Inspired Manchester United To Beat Bournemouth

Manchester United sensationally thrashed Bournemouth by 4-1 with Paul Pogba scoring twice as manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer won his third consecutive games with the club.
Bournemouth did not really stand much stand at Old Trafford as the home side controlled the game through and their fans were delighted to see the team in a spectacular form.
United moved up in the lead in just five minutes into the game, slidding to kick in Marcus Rashford's cross, and doubled the lead by heading in Ander Herrera's cross after half an hour of play.
Rashford extended the lead by slidding to tapped in Anthony Martial's cross before Nathan Ake headed in David Brooks for Cherries only goal on the brink of half time.
Romelu Lukaku completed the scores with the fourth goal finishing a through pass from Pogba in the second half.
On Solskjaer's debut, the Norwegian led United to 5-1 win at Cardiff and his second victory was against Huddersfield. In total, the team has scored 12 goals since his arrival.
In six position with 35 points, United moved close to Arsenal with three points adrift and eight points away from top four.