Two good, two bad: Manchester United’s best and worst moments vs Feyenoord

Here’s our look at two positives and two slight negatives from the evening…
Wayne Rooney
With a goal and an assist to his name, this was much, much better from Red Devils star Rooney, who ran the show throughout his time on the pitch tonight.
While it would be ridiculous to suggest that one good game against lower-calibre opposition after months of unacceptable displays means he’s back, it’s certainly encouraging to know what he’s still capable of.
Playing just behind Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Rooney seemed to benefit from having both Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Juan Mata (playing largely as inverted wingers) close to him and available for some fine link-up play.
Oh, and he became United’s leading goal scorer in European competition with his strike this evening, taking him to 39 in total for the club.

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