Diogo Dalot's Stunner Fires Man Utd to Victory at Bramall Lane

<h1>Diogo Dalot's Stunner Fires Man Utd to Victory at Bramall Lane</h1> <p>Diogo Dalot's magnificent strike ensured Manchester United defeated Sheffield United and paid their own unique tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton on an emotional night at Bramall Lane, making this tribute more fitting than ever. Ten Hag's side could not have picked more appropriate way to honor Sir Bobby - this momentous win being one such tribute.</p> <p>Erik ten Hag's side were below par throughout most of their match, yet Scott McTominay's opener and Dalot's long-range curler proved enough to beat an otherwise winless Blades squad.</p> <h2>Goal</h2> <p>Diogo Dalot was able to pay tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton after 77 minutes with an outstanding long-range curler from 25 yards, giving Manchester United victory against Sheffield United and giving Erik Ten Hag's side back-to-back Premier League victories. The goal made an emotional momentous performance by Manchester United fans everywhere and was perfect timing - an ode of thanks for Sir Bobby himself!</p> <p>United's relegation fears remain, yet they showed improvement from their side that lost 4-0 against Arsenal on Sunday in beating Bramall Lane with a routine win. Scott McTominay opened scoring from a penalty after Oli McBurnie handled in the first half; and although hosts James McAtee equalized with one of their own - Dalot's fine winner secured all three points that United desperately need at this crucial juncture of their campaign.</p> <p>Dalot's goal was a classic example of his impressive striking skills that became synonymous with his career and was enough to seal victory on an emotional night when United paid their respects to this legendary player.</p> <h2>Man Utd’s tribute to Sir Bobby Charlton</h2> <p>Before the kick-off, there was an emotional moment as the stadium stood silent for one minute of applause to commemorate Sir Bobby Charlton, one of England's all-time great players and an icon at Manchester United who passed away earlier in the day.</p> <p>His death has sent shockwaves through football, from its pinnacle down to its grassroots, where he flourished as the son of coalminers in Ashington, Northumberland. At club level he mesmerised fans; with England winning the World Cup under his leadership he became legendary and always conducted himself in an exemplary fashion with all those around him.</p> <p>He was an icon, not only to those in Manchester and English football but worldwide. His passing was heartbreaking but his legacy will live on; as Manchester City put it so eloquently: he was "an icon to all". This video from BBC's 1999 documentary on Manchester United winning European Cup is an elegant ode to him.</p> <h2>Man Utd’s 2-1 win</h2> <p>Red Devils have now secured two victories since beginning the season winless, thanks to Diogo Dalot's second-half strike at Bramall Lane against Sheffield United. Players also paid their respects to club legend Sir Bobby Charlton by laying a wreath and holding a minute's silence before kick-off of this contest began.</p> <p>Sheffield United started strongly and Oli McBurnie should have opened the scoring in the third minute when given time and space 14 yards out, but his shot went straight at goalkeeper Andre Onana instead. Gradually though, United improved - Bruno Fernandes making an early save from McBurnie before Marcus Rashford rolling wide of the near post.</p> <p>Substitute Dalot, to the delight of travelling United fans, curled his long-range strike into the top corner to seal victory for Manchester United. Substitutes Alejandro Garnacho and Anthony Martial may have added another goal before Wes Foderingham intervened to prevent further damage.</p> <p><span style="font-size:11pt"><span style="font-family:"Calibri",sans-serif">Read More: <a href="https://yalla-shoot-lives.net/" style="color:#0563c1; text-decoration:underline"><span style="font-family:"Arial",sans-serif">يلا شوت</span></a></span></span></p> <h2>Dalot’s long-range curler</h2> <p>At Bramall Lane, chants of "there's only one Bobby Charlton" could be heard as United's greatest-ever player was honored with victory courtesy of Dalot's long-range curler.</p> <p>Oli McBurnie's penalty gave them a setback early, but after half-time the visitors rallied to take control. Captain Bruno Fernandes laid out a wreath at centre-stage ahead of kick-off before both teams stood for a minute's applause before commencement of play.</p> <p>Shefffield United entered this match determined to secure their first point of the season, and Onana produced some strong saves to deny Rasmus Hojlund's fierce 25-yard shot, before having to block Rhian Brewster's deceptively difficult drive. But they were undone by Dalot's stunning strike from outside the box in the 77th minute - an effort worthy of Sir Bobby Charlton himself, that helped settle an entertaining and intense encounter.</p>