Rebuilding a Giant | Manchester United | EASFC 25

ShireNiner · Post by **ShireNiner** » 08 Dec 2025, 22:23

At least you avoid Spurs in the finals.

Form is dipping in the league a bit but Arsenal seem to be struggling to so no worries there. Assist record, multiple trophy season and back into Champions League.

Everything is going Amorims way.

Post by **Xixak** » 09 Dec 2025, 01:05

United Defeat Fulham to Capture 21st League Title

Wednesday, May 13th, 2026
Premier League | Matchday #36
Old Trafford
Manchester United (1st) vs. Fulham (11th)

3 - 0

Bruno Fernandes lifts the title signifying the end of a 13-year drought for Manchester United.

Match Facts
50% - Possession - 50%
10 - Shots - 6
148 - Passes Attempted - 170
91% - Pass Accuracy - 92%
12 - Tackles - 11

Match Events
31'

R. Hojlund (MUN)
45'

S. Berge (FUL)
69'

B. Fernandes (MUN)
77'

R. Hojlund (MUN)

Man of the Match
Rasmus Hojlund (MUN): 8.7 rating, 2 goals, 1 assist

Post by **Xixak** » 09 Dec 2025, 01:05

ShireNiner wrote: ↑
08 Dec 2025, 22:23
At least you avoid Spurs in the finals.

Form is dipping in the league a bit but Arsenal seem to be struggling to so no worries there. Assist record, multiple trophy season and back into Champions League.

Everything is going Amorims way.

League title is secured!

Post by **Xixak** » 09 Dec 2025, 01:25

Rashford Fires United to FA Cup Win with Hat-Trick Against 10-Man Chelsea

Saturday, May 16th, 2026
Emirates FA Cup | Final
Wembley Stadium
Chelsea vs. Manchester United

0 - 3

United win their third trophy of the season after collecting the Carabao Cup and Premier League already.

Match Facts
40% - Possession - 60%
0 - Shots - 11
145 - Passes Attempted - 190
86% - Pass Accuracy - 91%
5 - Tackles - 12

Match Events
14'

M. Rashford (MUN)
28'

P. Neto (CHE)
43'

M. Rashford (MUN)
57'

M. Rashford (MUN)

Man of the Match
Marcus Rashford (MUN): 10.0 rating, 3 goals

Post by **Xixak** » 09 Dec 2025, 01:47

United Defat Chelsea to Become First English Club to Win Four Trophies in a Season

Wednesday, May 20th, 2026
UEFA Europa League | Final
St. Mary's Stadium
Sevilla FC vs. Manchester United

0 - 2

The United players celebrate their Europa League win, atoning for the sins of losing to Spurs in the final last season.

Match Facts
46% - Possession - 54%
6 - Shots - 17
158 - Passes Attempted - 184
93% - Pass Accuracy - 91%
5 - Tackles - 15

Match Events
26'

T. Kubo (MUN)
71'

B. Fernandes (MUN)

Man of the Match
Takefusa Kubo (MUN): 8.6 rating, 1 goal

Post by **Xixak** » 09 Dec 2025, 02:17

End of Season Recap

United scored a league record 127 goals while Hojlund, Garnacho and Perri all took home individual awards.

Manchester United have capped off a season for the ages, securing the Premier League title with 95 points, and completing an unprecedented domestic and European treble of cups—the FA Cup, Carabao Cup, and the UEFA Europa League—while playing some of the most exhilarating football the league has seen in decades.

United’s dominance in the league was absolute. Posting a remarkable 29 wins, 8 draws, and just a single defeat, they finished seven points clear of Arsenal. Their 122 goals scored shattered expectations, powered by a lethal front three and Amorim’s relentless vertical attacking system.

Rasmus Højlund captured the Golden Boot with 31 goals in 37 matches, while Takefusa Kubo added 26 and contributed heavily as one of the league’s most devastating creators. Speaking of creators—Alejandro Garnacho etched his name into Premier League history, registering 23 assists, surpassing both Thierry Henry and Kevin De Bruyne’s long-standing joint record of 20.

Lucas Perri crowned an outstanding debut season by winning the Golden Glove with 15 clean sheets, anchoring the division’s best defence.

Cup competitions told the same story of United’s resurgence:

A 3–0 victory over Chelsea delivered the Carabao Cup in February.

A composed, professional performance saw them defeat Chelsea again in the FA Cup Final, lifting their second domestic trophy of the season.

And in Europe, United marched through the knockout rounds and dispatched their final opponents to lift the Europa League, restoring continental pride after UEFA controversially barred them from the Champions League this year.

Across Europe, the other major titles went to familiar powerhouses—PSG in France, Napoli in Italy, Bayern Munich in Germany, and Barcelona in Spain—while Atlético Madrid triumphed over Juventus in the Champions League Final.

But 2025/26 belongs unmistakably to Manchester United.
A reborn squad.
A record-breaking attack.
Three trophies lifted at Wembley.
One in Europe.
And a statement made to the rest of the football world:

Manchester United are back.

Post by **Xixak** » 09 Dec 2025, 02:35

Post by **Xixak** » 09 Dec 2025, 02:35

Bump.

Post by **Xixak** » 09 Dec 2025, 02:35

Bump..

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