ASHLEY YOUNG celebrated Manchester United’s surprise win at Arsenal with the fans.
The former ace was among the away supporters at and got treated to .
Ashley Young watched Manchester United beat Arsenal from the away endCredit: X – ASHLEY YOUNG
The former United captain was there with friends and celebrated the win in styleCredit: X – ASHLEY YOUNG
United won 3-2 thanks to second-half stunners from and with some using the quality of goals as an excuse to bring up ‘s own against .
In 2011, just a month after moving to for £17million from , Young bagged a brace in the over‘s Arsenal.
The first, a brilliant shimmy inside before curling into the far top corner, put United 2-0 up.
Young, now 40, then got the last goal late on with a similar finish past to round off a sensational day.
That was one of eight wins Young has had against Arsenal in his 23-year professional career.
In 29 matches they were the only goals he got against Arsenal as well, with only and bringing him more success in terms of victories.
Over two decades later he posed in N5 with his friends and wrote on X at full-time: “AWAY DAYS. YANITED YANITED YANITED”.
Young uploaded two pics from outside the ground with his mates along with a video after the third goal.
One user replied: “Best goals we’ve scored against Arsenal since your ones in the 8-2”.
Another pointed out that Young is wearing an shirt in his profile picture after joining them last summer for free, but still went to watch United.
Young was among the joyous United fans who got to see a brilliant game and even better result for their teamCredit: Shutterstock Editorial
In 2011 it was the former England winger who scored two stunners against Arsenal to get a famous resultCredit: Getty Images – Getty
Young has played 15 times for the Tractor Boys since.
He is yet to score but clearly remains committed to supporting United.
The 39-cap England international also posted a video of the away end chanting for -“It’s hard to believe it’s not Scholes” – along with footage of the former midfielder geeing up the crowd with his players.
Young, like Carrick, captained United for a period after spending eight years at the club.
He played 261 times but only scored 19 goals as he transitioned from winger into wing-back and eventually a full-back.
The pair played together on 109 occasions and over 6,000 minutes for United, only making two England appearances alongside each other.
They both enjoyed Sunday from inside the same ground.
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